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Bacardi Rum: The Stuff Dreams Are Made Of
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The essence of all things tropical, rum is far more than just a mixer for a drink or a flavoring for a bread pudding. A cultural phenomenon, this spirit cannot be extricated from the rich and glorious Hispanic tapestry of life and cuisine. Just the word "rum" conjures images of swashbuckling pirates brandishing swords upon sailing ships, hidden treasure, and most of all, warm, romantic nights along the dazzling Caribbean Sea. An integral part of the history, mentality and romance of a people, rum's place in the world is, perhaps, just a bit too heavy to contemplate while languidly sipping on a pina colada or a rum and coke.
More Joys of Soy
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My husband has MS, and I have Diabetes. Researching health issues has become a "hobby" of mine. I am always interested in health issues. I am especially interested in soy because I am constantly looking for protein to balance my diabetic meals. I am not a meat eater, although I am not a vegetarian either. I believe that knowledge is my best defense.
Soy milk (also called soymilk, soya milk, soybean milk, soy bean milk, or soy drink) is a beverage produced from soybeans.
Although its English name uses the word "milk", due to its common use as a milk substitute in Western societies, it is actually a juice extracted from soybeans after soaking, grinding, cooking and straining. It is generally opaque, white or off-white in color, and approximately the same consistency as cow's milk.
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Most people cannot function without either their morning cup of coffee or tea. While, it's mostly the caffeine that gets people going, a side benefit from drinking these beverages is that you may be boosting your immune system and helping to fight disease.
While the health benefits of drinking green tea have been much publicized, few people realize that drinking coffee can have health benefits as well but recent studies show that coffee may share some of the healthy attributes that green tea has shown.
Like green tea, coffee has antioxidants including quinines, chlorogenic acid and tocopherols as well as essential minerals such as magnesium. All of which help in glucose metabolism and result in those who regularly drink coffee having a reduced risk of diabetes. Both coffee and green tea have been shown to contain compounds which have antibacterial properties that can help prevent tooth decay and may help to fight food poisoning.
Coffee Break - Keeping the Clocks Moving
6:30 am - Coffee's brewing. The rich aroma confirms your day has begun. Time to have a cup and get going.
9:40 am - A break in the day. Whether the day is monotonous or frenzied, your coffee break tells you that time is moving forward.
12:30 pm - Lunch time. A work mate joins you at the local lunch spot where you hash over the hassles of the day, talk about your family and discuss your plans for the yearly vacation. Lunch winds down with a cup of joe.
3:00 pm - The afternoon is neither beginning nor ending. A cup of coffee is just what you need to get a boost. Taking a moment to chat with a fellow worker at the coffee pot doesn't hurt either.