Wrapping Food - hygienic
After the lock down period and territorial restrictions, the community can do their daily activities again. But there are differences, namely the existence of a new or new normal life that must be followed when in public places, whether offices, shopping centers, streets, restaurants or restaurants.

In terms of the food business, in the new normal era, people are required to remain productive while maintaining health and implementing health protocols. In this transition period the community is also required to be creative and see the business opportunities that exist at this time. In these conditions the food business is suitable for running especially healthy and hygienic foods, because at any time we need food.

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Currently 1,786,769 positive cases of COVID-19 are observed in 210 countries around the world. This shows how big the impact of the existence of the outbreak virus.
In some countries, some offices implement work operations at home to avoid the spread of COVID-19. Likewise with schools and campuses starting to impose online learning systems. This shows that you and your family will be at home to isolate yourself for a very long period of time.
While you are at home, don't forget to pay attention and prepare healthy food intake. Just prepare the food you need and buy food as needed to save your expenses.

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Dalgona coffee is currently being viral on various social media such as twitter and instagram. various sources say, this delicious whipped coffee originated from Macau or Pakistan, but it was indeed popularized in South Korea, and in South Korea it is called Dalgona Coffee. 
Back to the main topic, the Dalgona Coffee recipe. To make a delicious and delicious Dalgona coffee, there is a trick in itself. Curious? Check out the following recipes and how to make dalgona coffee. 

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Although all the food can be said to be healthy, not all of the food we eating healthy for our bodies.
However, there are some foods that are good for our body if taken in the right way. Eating healthy is something we all would like to do, although it can be hard. In order to eat healthy, you must first make the right food choices. Eating healthy is all about what you eat, which makes the choices very crucial to your results.

Grains
You should consume 6 ounces of grains per day. To do this, you can eat 3 ounces of whole grain cereals, breads, rice, crackers, or pasta. You can get an ounce of grains in a single slice of bread, or 1 cut of cereal.

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Healthy cooking is often difficult as most of us do not want to spend time planning and preparing meals that our families refuse to eat. At the same time, we want our families to be healthy so we feel compelled to learn new and improved ways of cooking healthy foods for our family to enjoy (and unfortunately in some cases scorn).

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How to Make an Irish Coffee

Posted by Catur Setiawan | 6:07 AM | , , | 2 comments »

There’s nothing like an Irish Coffee - tasty, invigorating and energising. It was invented by a barman named Joe Sheridan, who was working at Shannon International Airport during the 1940s and wished to provide a refreshing beverage for the tired American travellers disembarking from the eighteen hour transatlantic flight. He developed the Irish coffee, a soothing and sophisticated drink and it took off from there to become the world renowned brand that it is today. If you are passing through Shannon airport, pop in to the Joe Sheridan Café Bar, drink an Irish Coffee and read the plaque honouring his achievement. To make your own, follow these simple steps:

1. Heat up a stemmed whiskey goblet.

2. Pour in a shot of your favourite Irish whiskey.

3. Drop in three teaspoonfuls of brown sugar. (The sugar is essential for floating the cream on the top.)

4. Fill to within two inches of the rim of your favourite black coffee.

5. Stir the contents gently.

6. Add fresh cream, pouring over the back of a spoon to the top. (Whipped cream is sometimes used although it is not the original recipe but it will float even if the coffee is not made with sugar.)

7. Do not stir. The coffee is sipped through the cream.

It should, in the words of it’s creator, have ‘cream as rich as an Irish brogue; coffee as strong as a friendly hand; sugar as sweet as the tongue of a rogue and whiskey as smooth as the wit of the land.’

Russell Shortt is a travel consultant with Exploring Ireland, the leading specialists in customised, private escorted tours, escorted coach tours and independent self drive tours of Ireland. Article source: http://www.exploringireland.net

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