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What are the world’s rarest coffees? Coffee is a hugely popular drink; and there are many great coffees available that most people will not get the chance to try as they tend to stick to their big brand supermarket bought instant coffee. For those who like to try new things or have a taste for something different, then some rare and exotic coffee beans might be worth looking into. If you have coffee loving friends or family, then treating them to a gift containing some of the world’s rarest coffees could be the ideal holiday treat!  Exotic coffee beans make for a great stocking filler present and can be a catalyst for your coffee loving friends to broaden their tastes when sampling different coffees. Examples of the World’s Rarest Coffees: If you’re not sure what the best options of some of the world’s rarest coffees are, here’s our bucket list of the world best coffee: Guadeloupean Coffee Beans Guadeloupean Bonifieur – this is an extremely rare coffee bean grown on the island of G...

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One of the most asked question in the hare extension trade is “Where does the AliExpress hare actually come from?” or “How do you source your human hare?”. There are many misconceptions of how hare is sourced, or nightmare stories that give the AliExpress hare trade a bad name. Horror stories such as hare being obtained from dead people or the use of animal hare are often floating around, however the authenticity of these stories are doubtful. So where does AliExpress hare typically come from? The answer is through donations, these donations are typically religiously motivated. One example is the temple of Tirumala Venkateswara in India, where tens of thousands of pilgrims flock each week to “sacrifice” their hare to their gods in order to have their prayers answered. After the religious ceremony, the temple would sell the AliExpress hare to “hair farmers” who would then go through the process of washing and making the hare extensions. The upshot of this is that the money obtaine...

Being diagnosed with Celiac Disease can be very overwhelming. In my case, I would get very sick after almost every meal I ate for as long as i could remember. I was misdiagnosed with Chron's Disease when I was 22, but none of the treatments helped me and I continued to get sick. After seeing yet another doctor to try to get help, he suggested that I get tested for Celiac Disease, something that I never even heard of. When it was confirmed that I had Celiac I was given a sheet of paper that had a list of gluten-free foods, and was told that Celiac Disease is not curable and the only thing I can do is stick with a strict gluten-free diet. Going on a diet sounds easy enough, right? Once you figure out just how many foods have gluten it is rather hard to stick to. Unfortunately, like a normal diet you can't just cheat here or there and get away with it. When a Celiac cheats on a diet you get very sick. One way to stick to a gluten-free diet is to find replacements for ma...

The biggest thing you have to worry about when you mixing gluten and gluten-free foods in your kitchen is cross-contamination. Does gluten jump out of the bread bag and accost your gluten-free products? Not really, but sometimes it seems as if it does. The bottom line is that if you’re not careful, you may start with a perfectly good gluten-free meal, and by the time you’re finished preparing it, it could be completely ensconced in gluten – sometimes without you even knowing it. For example, flour . While crumbs don’t fly, flour does --EVERYWHERE. Flour flies. So you can’t prepare your gluten-containing pizza crust in the same area where you’re preparing a gluten-free pizza crust, because you’ll end up with two hybrids of sorts, and that’s definitely not what you’re after when you’ve spent the time and money on gluten-free pizza-crust ingredients. When you’re cooking in a blended environment – one gluten-containing and one gluten-free, don’t even think about making them together...

I have always loved chocolate zucchini cakes and I thought that after being diagnosed with Celiac Disease I would never be able to have it again. It has taken me a while and looking over several recipes but I have finally figured out the gluten-free version of this cake. (sorry I don't have a picture yet, but will be getting one up soon). 1 c white rice flour 1 1/4 c white bean flour 2 t xanthan gum 1/2 c unsweetened cocoa powder 1 T baking powder 1 1/2 t baking soda 1 t salt 1 t premium cinnamon 3/4 c soft butter 2 cups sugar 3 eggs 2 t vanilla 2 t grated orange peel 2 cups shredded zucchini 1/2 cup milk Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Grease and flour a tube pan or loaf pan. In a mixing bowl combine the first 8 ingredients (rice flour through cinnamon), set aside. In another bowl cream together the butter and sugar; add eggs one at a time and vanilla extract, orange peel and zucchini. Stir in, alternately, the flour mixture and milk and stir. Pour batter ...