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1 week ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Claudia Santos |Claudia dos Santos |Cláudia Santos
Buzz · 掲載日 12 分前 ある南インド料理店を酷評した動画が物議をかもしています。元料理番組司会者が、投稿への率直な気持ちを語りました。 南インド料理店を酷評した動画に対し、同地域出身のタレントが率直な気持ちを語りました。 物議をかもしているのは、飲食店への辛口評価で知られる2人のグルメ系インフルエンサー。 2人は、ミシュラン一つ星を獲得したニューヨーク市の南インド料理店「Semma」を訪れ、「ミシュランの評価システムが信頼できなくなった」と同店を酷評した動画を投稿しました。 @theviplist Is Semma worth the hype?! The real tea on NYC’s only Michelin star Indian restaurant👀 #indian #review #michelin #opinion #nyc ♬ original sound - The VIP List @theviplist / Via tiktok.com...
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2 weeks ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Claudia Santos
Tasty·Posted 1 minute ago"Semma isn't made for you; it's made for us. And I'm pretty sure if nobody but Desis went there for the rest of its existence, it would still be booked solid for the next decade." Over on TikTok, restaurant reviewers have carved out their own little niche.
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2 weeks ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Claudia Santos
Tasty·Posted 6 minutes agoThe only thing better than this season of "The White Lotus" are these Thai-inspired dishes. I know we're all anxiously awaiting the final episode of The White Lotus. I mean, what the heck is going on with the Ratliff family? Is Greg/Gary going after Belinda? Is someone going to eat a poisonous fruit?! I literally have an infinite number of questions that I need answers to.
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2 weeks ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Claudia Santos
According to the people in my life, my worst traits emerge when I play Scrabble. Unfortunately for them, I'll never stop playing. So, if your ultra-competitive side also comes out when trying to place the perfect tiles, I know you'll ace this quiz. Here's how it works: each question will have a set of seven letters, and it's your job to find the highest score in each. There are just a couple of things to note.
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3 weeks ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Claudia Santos
Goodful·Posted 1 minute ago"That voice inside your head doesn't change, but what you see in the mirror does." Getting older certainly comes with perks, but, unfortunately, it also comes with its own set of challenges that people often don't talk about. Recently, redditor u/sofiagympixie asked the r/AskReddit community to share the truths about aging that no one prepared them for, and older adults sure had a lot to say. Here are some of the challenges they shared. 1.
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3 weeks ago | 
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Internet Finds·Posted 1 minute ago"It has immense potential for good, but, as always, some bad actors spoiled the whole thing." Sometimes, new technology is great. Other times, I just want my old flip phone with 500 texts a month back, and I'm not alone. Recently, redditor BisonNo9004 asked the r/AskReddit community to share the "modern convenience" that's made their lives harder, and they did not hold back. Here are some of the inventions they believe are actually pretty inconvenient.
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3 weeks ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Claudia Santos
Food·Posted 1 minute ago"I used to flambé table side in the late '70s/early '80s. This was my favorite. Then it just sorta dropped off menus everywhere." Nothing makes me more nostalgic than recalling the days of "fancy" dinners at the local chop house in my town, fully equipped with a smoking section and salad bar. So, I was very intrigued when redditor u/igotplans2 asked folks of the r/AskOldPeople community to share the dishes that were once popular in restaurants but then disappeared.
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3 weeks ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Claudia Santos
Food·Posted 1 minute ago"Believe it or not, when I was growing up in the '60s, these didn’t exist." It's wild to think that the foods we eat regularly in the US today weren't even a thing a couple of decades ago. Recently, someone asked older folks over on the r/AskOldPeople subreddit to share some of the foods that weren't commonly available in their youth that they love to eat now. Here are a few they mentioned that were hard to come by back in the day. 1.
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4 weeks ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Claudia Santos
Food·Posted 1 minute ago"These are a dying breed. We have a few in the Midwest, but not like the ones from the '70s and '80s." Even as a millennial, seeing how the dining landscape has changed is wild. I still remember my family being asked, "Smoking or non-smoking?" when going out to eat. A while ago, redditor lordofedging81 asked the r/AskOldPeople community to share the iconic restaurant experiences they grew up with that no longer exist.
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4 weeks ago | 
buzzfeed.com | Claudia Santos
Internet Finds·Posted 1 minute ago"Happy New" to you all. There's nothing I love more than my usual late-night r/CrappyDesign scroll, even if designers' choices do give me a whopping headache. So please join me in rubbing your temples in disbelief over these horrendously designed objects. 1. Nothing goes faster than a "Formula Fart." u/Pantoffel86 / Via reddit.com 2. South America is looking a little different these days.
