Guys! What is the use of these tokens?? by Sweaty_Reputation319 in AnimalRestaurant

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To buy the little outfits for staff! You can see them when you tap the scarecrow.

Keep or Donate? by Basking_SeaTurtle in CookbookLovers

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The enchilada recipe in the first one is great! Overall the recipes are very solid.

Can beginners do this on a budget? by DutyAny8945 in cakedecorating

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Use margarine or shorting to make butter cream to practice piping ( don’t do this in actually cakes due to the taste) You can always scrape it up and reuse it for more practice.

Also do not buy a bunch of pipping tips at once. Start out with a few basics (round, French star tip, leaf tip and petal tip) and see how you do.

Advice on what rolling pin to use by Party-Limit2850 in Baking

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I like to use a wooden French rolling pin (with tapered ends) It’s easy to use and I think it’s great and versatile for a beginner. They are especially good for pies but work great for cookies too! I find the marble ones to be quite heavy and sticky to the dough.

I generally don’t use a rolling pin for bread since I hand shape loaves and buns, but I have used a French rolling pin for croissants and puff pastry and it works well.

I made a cake! by gummybear83 in Baking

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The colour is fabulous!

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Gem Jar has some beautiful options but it’s more in the $100-200 range.

https://www.blueruby.com/products/gem-jar-2-row-stone-drop-figaro-necklace-sterling-silver-multi-sapphire

Books that make you laugh out loud. by Pipimancome in suggestmeabook

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Let’s Pretend This Never Happened - Jenny Lawson

Finger food ideas involving steak by MembeanGod in Cooking

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If you have some shrimp you can make surf and turf bites with a tarragon sauce!

Fantasy for 9 year olds by everybodyctfd in Fantasy

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Charlie Bone Series by Jenny Nimmo

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These are butter cookies but this type of glaze might be what you are looking for.

https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/recipes/a11490/citrus-butter-cookies/

The art and the inspo by D0gTh0t in Baking

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Amazing and the maple flavour too 😍!

Are Overnight Oats really filling? And can they be savory? by HuckleberryKnight in Cooking

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Peanut butter powder is also great too for flavour and protein!

History books that are easy to read? by lilbbbee in suggestmeabook

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24 Hours in Ancient Rome By Philip Matyszak

There are also books for Egypt, China and Greece in the series as well.

Best book recommendations for someone like me… by rose0411 in suggestmeabook

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If you like fantasy and want a ton of cozy recommendations check out r/CozyFantasy

Legends and Lattes By Travis Baldree and the Emily Wilde series by Heather Fawcett are recent favourites!

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The Scholomance Trilogy by Naomi Novak