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Do you have an ever-revolving resolutions list that includes ‘exercise’ on it? Have you ditched a workout routine because you don’t have the stamina or the mental strength?If you have come to accept that you will never have the staying power to work up to a 6-pack, that's where YouTube
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5 favourite ways Malaysians eat their cornflakes
Malaysians love cornflakes. However, the weird thing is that we do not necessarily enjoy them as breakfast cereal with milk poured on top, but have (improved?) upon this Western breakfast staple with local stylings. Here are five favourite ways Malaysians eat their cornflakes: 1.Cookies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAn7nhsB1CI Even if Malaysian households do not
How does watching ‘gongbang’ or people studying online help you?
Are you having a hard time studying at home during this Covid-19 pandemic? Have you tried everything that you could to concentrate and be productive that even listening to music doesn't help anymore? There are many ways to stay concentrated and motivated while studying alone. One of the least heard of
Refresh your Work From Home experience with Heineken 0.0
Now you can enjoy the same great taste of Heineken® by inviting Heineken 0.0 into your virtual meeting KUALA LUMPUR – Heineken 0.0 is now available in new cans for Malaysians to enjoy, anytime, anywhere! Boasting a slimmer, more stylish and premium look, Heineken® 0.0 was launched following the rise in in-home
How Korean dramas introduced the world to ‘chimaek’
What you should know about French cake, madeleine
Madeleine, also known as petite madeleine, is a traditional cake from France. It is known for its distinctive shell-like shape. There are just four main ingredients in a basic madeleine recipe; eggs, sugar, flour and unsalted butter. As for the flavouring, some recipes include ground almonds for the nutty taste or lemon
5 things you need to know about Korean dish buldak
Have you had buldak before? Buldak, or literally translated to “fire chicken” (bul means fire and dak translates as chicken) is a heavily spiced, barbecued chicken dish. Unlike other Korean dishes like kimbap whose history can be traced back a hundred years, buldak is relatively new in the Korean cuisine. Famous Korean
What you need to know about Basque burnt cheesecake
One of the hottest trends in the world of baking nowadays is none other than the Basque burnt cheesecake. How much do you know about this addictive, creamy, delightful piece of dessert? Here's what you should know about Basque burnt cheesecake: Do not be scared of its burnt look! Credit: Pixabay. 1.Its birth place
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Breaking down the different ingredients of a Malaysian nasi lemak
Malaysians can get defensive when comes to their food. When a foreigner mocks Malaysian food, Malaysians react as if their parents were insulted. An example is when a British journalist tweeted on Jan 15, 2020 about the nasi lemak served to her on a British Airways flight. Along with a vomiting emoji,