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Only today did I realize watermelons can be cut this way—no messy hands, no juice running everywhere
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You can tell if a watermelon is sweet just by taking a look here—1. Look, 2. Feel, 3. Tap, and you'l
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I just learned today that you can peel a whole grapefruit quickly and easily with a toothpick.
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How do you make chewy and bouncy meatballs? Master this perfect ratio recipe, and every meatball wil
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What should you do when opening jackfruit makes your hands and knife sticky? Here's a great method t
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Only today did I realize the oven can be used like this—making hanging-oven roasted fish is absolute
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It turns out growing mung bean sprouts is so easy—just one cup is all you need! This method is amazi
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Should you use hot or cold water for steamed egg custard? How long should you steam it? Turns out th
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This new method is really great. It turns out that you can make fried eggs with just a small spoonfu
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You'd definitely say that making it yourself is expensive and troublesome.
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The handsome guy ordered a plate of "Little Pig Under the Blanket" moldy tofu, and after mixing it u
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Among all the fruits, I admire this one the most! It is really a treasure all over.
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It turns out cutting a pineapple is so easy—no need to scoop out the eyes or peel it, quick and effo
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No need to worry about peeling corn, just poke and turn the scissors and the corn kernels will fall
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Sprouting peanuts saves you money—peanut sprouts that cost 30 yuan per jin can be easily grown at ho
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Who on earth came up with this? The taste is seriously amazing!! 1
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Only today did I realize how easy it is to remove the eyes from a peeled pineapple—just one straw do
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The correct way to eat watermelon! All the previous ones were in vain!!
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It turns out that these parts of the crab cannot be eaten. I will teach you how to eat them correctl
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There's a little switch on the corn cob—just give the scissors a gentle twist, and the kernels come
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