In today’s news, our Beloved Supreme Master Ching Hai (vegan) presents Shining World Compassion Award to charity for saving lives of seal-people from plastic hazards in Namibia, recent study from Australia draws attention to harmful effects of cannabis usage, Colombian government bans child marriage without exceptions, Netherlands and Türkiye celebrate 100 years of friendship with tree planting event, incoming US Vice President JD Vance describes shifting towards vegetarian diet, company makes vegan yogurt tastier and smoother through enzyme ingredient, and firefighters in United Kingdom help cow-citizen trapped in swimming pool.
Here is a tip on how to keep your air fryer in tip-top shape. Air fryers function by circulating hot air through a heating element and allow you to cook food quickly without using any oil. However, if you choose to use oil, avoid using excessive amounts since this will reduce the appliance’s efficiency and can lead to burning of the oil, producing harmful substances. Furthermore, be sure not to cook your food in the air fryer for too long as the high temperature can cause it to lose its nutrients, become dry, even possibly charred, which can negatively affect your health. To ensure food safety and maintain the unit’s durability, it should be cleaned after each use. You can simply clean it by washing it with warm water and some dish soap. If it’s not cleaned thoroughly, mold and bacteria can form, especially in small crevices.
We can already feel some hilarity vibrations in the air as the joke of the day is approaching. It’s entitled “Return Policy.”
A man was considering exchanging some local currency to another for traveling. He complained to his friend:
“You know, most stores have a fair return policy. However, if I go to the bank and exchange some currency, and I don’t use all of it, then if I try to return it, I get less back! That’s not fair. Is it?”
“No, you’re right. But, so, what will you do?”
“I’m going to the pharmacy!”
“Why? To buy some aspirin!”
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And now we have a heartline from Hải Yến in Âu Lạc, also known as Vietnam
