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MILKSHAKE

Adarsh yadav A delicious alternative to sugar laden soda pop / soft drinks are tasty Milkshakes and Smoothies. Whether you're on a diet or just want to be health conscious you will find healthy milkshake recipes here. If you're a big milkshake fan, you will find how easy it is to make a quick, ice cold milkshake. It is easy to prepare a healthy milkshake drink. You just need some fruit, ice and mixer. The preparation is a breeze. Here we have given a range of milk shake variety. Try these as an alternative to bottled drinks and keep yourself fit and fine. INTRODUCTION OF MILKSHAKE The first milkshakes appeared within the late 1800s and were eggnog type drinks that didn't include frozen dessert , but made up for the shortage by adding whiskey. By the turn of the century, milkshakes had evolved towards what we all know today and were mixed with chocolate, strawberry or vanilla syrup, sometimes with frozen dessert (but no whiskey). subsequent step towards today's milksha...

How to write a professional resume

Learning how to write a professional resume is of utmost importance. It is an essential tool that you need to use to effectively sell yourself to a potential employer. The objective of a professional resume is to showcase you as an attractive choice for a job opening and guarantee a spot in the interview process. Employers are inundated with resumes, but by having the right professional resume in hand, you will increase your chances of having it read. Before you Even Start Writing a Professional Resume Before writing your resume, outline it. Write down all the job experiences/ job description , skills and accomplishments first and then select the ones that are best suited for the job you are applying for. If you are applying for a position as an executive assistant, it is highly unlikely that they will care if you worked in a kitchen of a restaurant. However, and this is the caveat, if you can somehow demonstrate how you can translate the skills you understood in the kitchen to be...

Born As Seed Vanished As smoke

Cigar The word cigar originally derives from the Mayan sika r ("to smoke rolled tobacco leaves"—from si'c , "tobacco"). The Spanish word, "cigarro" spans the gap between the Mayan and modern use. The English word came into general use in 1730. The origin of cigar is unknown . Historians generally believe that the cigar was invented by the ancient Mayans, who would wrap the tobacco in a palm or a plantain leave and smoke it. Archaeologists have even discovered an ancient Mayan pot from the 10th century that depicts a Mayan man puffing on one of these very early cigars. When Christopher Columbus came over to the New World he was one of the first Westerners to discover tobacco. The local Indians showed him how they smoked the tobacco leaves and Columbus and his lieut...

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