| Popsicle recipes to make you feel like a kid again No images? Click here  Popsicle Recipes to Make You Feel Like a Kid Again Is it possible to think about popsicles without immediately being transported to the summers of your childhood? Whether it was the syrupy freeze-pops you managed to suck all the juice out of or the rocket-shaped red, white, and blue ice pops you grabbed from the neighborhood ice cream truck, you probably had your fair share of popsicles back in the day. And while there’s no shame in indulging in these treats as an adult, there’s plenty of fun involved in making your own at home. We've put together an array of fruity popsicles, along with DIY Fudgsicles, pudding pops, and a special boozy treat. So grab your popsicle molds and get ready to rejoice in the flavors of your childhood. Popsicle Recipes 
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Friday, September 4, 2020
Better than the ice cream truck
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Why asparagus makes your pee smell terrible
| ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ No images? Click here  Why Asparagus Makes Your Pee Smell Terrible For some, eating asparagus makes their pee smell funny. Others are immune—some to detecting the odor even when it’s there, and others to producing it in the first place. Here's the science behind the phenomenon. More Food Science 
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The best way to quench your thirst
| No images? Click here  Melon (Filipino Cantaloupe Juice) I grew up eating cantaloupe two ways: piercing perfectly ripe cubes with a fork to shovel into my mouth, and sipping melon—sweetened cantaloupe juice—from a cold glass. I have vivid memories of drinking countless glasses of melon, a popular drink that Filipinos imbibe to beat the sweltering tropical heat. The chilled beverage is a staple in our culture—I've enjoyed countless glasses both with my grandparents in the Philippines and at a bustling restaurant in Queens, New York. Served in a tall glass with ice, the long, rounded, pastel-hued strands of cantaloupe swim in their own sweetened juice. Its mellow, floral-sweet taste will quench anyone’s thirst on a hot day. - Kristina More refreshing beverages 
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