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amazing❤

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Pistachio Honey Baklava Rolls

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Coconut Latte

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Confetti Birthday Cake

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Cheesecakes are delicious, but Japanese cheescakes are not only so yummy but also very special. Their fluffiness is incredibly famous. I won't lie, I absolutely love them ❤

Japanese Cotton Cheesecake

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I've just learnt that the word "sans" means "no" in French. Thus, sans sucre = no sugar, sans gluten = no gluten/gluten-free, and so on. I guess I don't have to scratch my head when seeing this word anymore! Interesting!

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It seems that many baking recipes use 375°F as the common temperature. Even on frozen pizzas, I have read their instructions and the majority of them suggest preheating the oven at 375°F. Just don't know why.

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Spicy chipotle honey salmon bowls

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BBQ salmon rice bowls with mango jalapeno salsa

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Random thoughts

Many people often debut about which part of the world is better. So what do they say? First of all, they say Western countries are safer than Asian countries. Well, not really. Western countries like the US face a lot of challenges relating to safety, like robbery, and I think Asian people are more concerned about pickpockers, armed thieves etc. Secondly, some people complains how expensive cost of living on Western countries is, and Asian countries are much cheaper/affordable. I agree on this point. Eating a sub sandwich in Europe may cost you more or less €4, but a sub in Vietnam may cost you only €1.17!  Similarly, eating a bowl of rice and other food costs at least $6 in North America while a box of rice and other food costs approximately $2 in China (from what I've heard, of course). The next point is people who live in Western world earn higher salaries than those who live in Asia. Generally speaking, I think it's correct. But life is not all about money, right? Being immersed in an cultural-rich environment is wonderful, and I think in this aspect, both Western and Asian countries have it. To sum up, each side of the world has its own advantages and disadvantages. Being grateful of what you have is one of the keys to happiness.

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Chicken caesar wrap

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Lemon strawberry mousse cake

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Snickers pancakes

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S'mores cake

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