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What's your motivation to start a day? Mine is my cup of coffee. I brew mine with a single tap on my device from TopBrewer's premium coffee machine. . #topbrewer #amokkacoffee #coffeeReimagined #bethebarista #officecoffee #smartmeetscraft #connectcustomisebrew #topBrewerexperience #interiordesign #workplacedesign #canada

#DIY hack? Use cold black tea to clean your mirrors! The tannins in tea will cut through greasy fingerprints without the need for harsh chemicals. You can either brew a strong pot and apply with a microfiber cloth, or use the teabags directly on the surface and buff away smudges. Follow us for more glass care tips! #diycleaning #diyhack #cleaningipsandtricks #cleaninghack #blacktea #teabaghack #glasscleaning

How to measure the colour of Colas and Syrups Colour plays a critical role in determining the quality and consistency of beverage products. When it comes to colas and syrups, evaluating their colour is essential for commercial classification and quality assessment. Watch the video to learn more about how HunterLab helps the world’s largest cola manufacturers achieve colour quality control excellence: https://lnkd.in/gNtbafZy #hunterlab #henghunterlab #colourmeasurement #colourspectrophotometer #measurecolour #qualitycontrolsimplified

Exploring the Benefits of Tin Canisters for Caviar Storage Attention all caviar connoisseurs! 🐟 When it comes to preserving the delicate flavor and texture of caviar, the choice of storage container is crucial. Let's dive into the advantages of using tin canisters. Tin canisters provide an ideal environment for caviar storage, maintaining optimal conditions. Such as temperature and humidity to ensure the caviar's freshness and flavor profile remain intact. The non-reactive nature of tin prevents any unwanted interactions that could compromise the quality of the caviar. Join the discussion! Share your experiences with caviar storage and let's explore the benefits of tin canisters together. #Caviar #Storage #TinCanisters #Preservation #QualityControl

But EVERYONE is buying Stanley! ☕️ Before you hop on the tumbler 'brandwagon', ask yourself: Is it BPA-free? Is it easy to clean? Is it leak-proof? Is it microwave-safe? ☢️ Is it dishwasher-safe? ️ Is it freezer-safe? Does it work with hot & cold drinks? ❄️ Not every tumbler ticks all the boxes, but it's best to know before you buy! Tell us in the comments what features are most important to you when choosing a branded tumbler? #leakprooftumbler #stanley #corporategifts

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If you love tea but hate the stains it leaves behind, this is the guide for you. Discover how to remove stubborn tea stains from cups & mugs here! #breezedomestics

Did you know today, July 8, is National Freezer Pop Day? More commonly known as the Freezie, a freezer pop or ice pop often credited to an accidental invention by Frank Epperson in 1905. At just 11 years old, Epperson left a cup of powdered soda, water, and a stirring stick on his porch overnight. The cold San Francisco night caused the mixture to freeze, and Epperson discovered that he could enjoy the frozen treat by holding the stick. Epperson called his invention the "Epsicle," a combination of his name and the word "icicle." He later changed the name to "Popsicle," which became a registered trademark in 1923. The concept quickly gained popularity, and other brands and variations emerged. In the 1960s, Jel Sert Company introduced the Fla-Vor-Ice brand, which popularized the concept of freeze-at-home ice pops in long plastic sleeves. These products became known as Freezies, characterized by their bright colours and variety of flavours. Freezies became especially popular among children due to their convenience, affordability, and refreshing quality, particularly during the summer months. Today, Freezies are enjoyed worldwide, available in a myriad of flavors and styles, and remain a staple of summer treats, evoking nostalgia and simple pleasures. #NationalFreezerPopDay #Freezies #MrFreeze #HRProfessional #Recruiter #TalentAcquisition

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