In today’s news, China supports refugees in Palestine through United Nations Relief and Works Agency, study from United Kingdom finds that residents of deprived areas lack adequate sleep, scientists in Australia find common material that could chart pathway to making cheaper solar films, grant project in United States aims to reduce potato farming’s carbon footprint, women-led enterprise in Nigeria promotes science and technology careers for young girls, first vegan festival held in Bermuda, and Kazakhstan’s Animal Security foundation supports stray cat-people.
I’ve always loved peanuts. I can sing about them all day loooooooong. My favorite way to consume them is as peanut butter, so I’d be thrilled to share some information on this incredible food with you today. In addition to critical vitamins and minerals like magnesium, potassium, and zinc, peanut butter also offers a healthy quantity of protein. However, commercial versions can also be high in calories, sodium, and unsaturated fat. As many brands have additional sugar and oil, no-sugar homemade peanut butter is a better choice. The shelf life of unopened smooth and crunchy peanut butter is one year after the product's best before date. Once opened, it is still safe to eat for up to three to four months in the pantry or six to eight months if kept in the refrigerator. On the other hand, already opened natural peanut butter has a reduced shelf life — just two to three months in the pantry or three to six months after the best before date in the refrigerator. Your homemade peanut butter's natural oil separation is totally normal. Either whisk the oil back in, or pour it out and use it to cook with. It's time to discard your peanut butter if it has developed a hard, dry texture or if the color has darkened.
The amusement catalog is open and displaying the following joke so let’s take a look. This one’s called “A Painful Call.”
An employee comes to work with two bandaged ears. His surprised boss asks:
“What happened to you?”
“Yesterday, my wife was away, so I had to iron my clothes myself. When she called me, I accidentally picked up the iron instead of the phone.”
“Why is your other ear also bandaged?”
“Ma'am, I sadly messed up again because I rushed to call the doctor.”
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