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Theremins are a bit of an odd instrument to begin with, but [AphexHenry] decided to put one where no theremin has gone before: into a baguette. The “baguetophone” is a …read more Continue reading Theremin Baguette Brings New Meaning to Breadboarding
In hot weather, those of us who drive are familiar with the sensation of getting into the car and having it feel like an oven inside. A car is a …read more Continue reading Your Car Gets Hot When Left In The Sun. Hot Enough To Cook?
This particular story on researchers successfully making yeast-free pizza dough has been making the rounds. As usual with stories written from a scientific angle, it’s worth digging into the details …read more Continue reading Who Needs Yeast When You Have Lab Equipment?
What did you do during lockdown? A whole lot of people turned to baking in between trips to the store to search for toilet paper and hand sanitizer. Many of them baked bread for some reason, but like us, [Sarah …read more
Continue reading Machine Learning in the Kitchen Makes for Tasty Mashup Desserts
The six malicious apps have been removed from Google Play, but could still threaten 200,000 installs. Continue reading Joker Spyware Plagues More Google Play Apps
More people are making sourdough at home than ever before, and while it may not take a lot of effort to find a decent recipe, it’s quite another thing to try using recipes to figure out how and why bread actually works. Thankfully, [Makefast Workshop] has turned copious research and …read more
Continue reading Beautiful Sourdough Bread at Home Thanks to Dynamic Recipe Paramatrization
In the recent frenzy of stocking up with provisions as the populace prepare for their COVID-19 lockdown, there have been some widely-publicised examples of products that have become scarce commodities. Toilet paper, pasta, rice, tinned vegetables, and long-life milk are the ones that come to mind, but there’s another one …read more
Continue reading Yeast is a Hot Commodity; Brewing and Breadmaking During Lockdown
Making bread dough is simple — it’s just flour and water, with some salt and yeast if you want to make things easy on yourself. Turning that dough into bread is another matter entirely. You need to punch that dough down, you need to let it rise, and you need …read more
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Dunkin Donuts says it has suffered a data breach in which customer data of its DD Perks loyalty program may have been stolen – The DD Perk is a reward program for the company’s regular customers. According to a now-inaccessible sec… Continue reading Dunkin Donuts Perks loyalty data breach: Change your password
The discovery suggests that Natufian hunter-gatherers baked bread from wild grains long before it was cultivated from crops. Continue reading The Oldest Bread Ever Found Dates Back 14,400 Years and Predates Agriculture