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Food and culture · 23.10.2026Ten surprising preserves: from walnuts to tomatoes
Strawberries and raspberries can take a break: today the spoon visits green walnuts, rose petals, pumpkin and even tomatoes. Here are ten sweet preserves whose ingredients, textures or colours surprise, each with its own illustra…
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Food and culture · 22.10.2026Ten famous cakes of the world: stories in every slice
A cake may announce itself through a caramel roof, coffee layers, honey aroma or red velvet crumb. From Viennese Sachertorte to Latin American tres leches, here are ten ways to make a celebratory slice.
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Food and culture · 22.10.2026Ten famous cold drinks: from lemonade to bubble tea
Some drinks rattle with ice; others carry fruit, yogurt or tapioca pearls. Here are ten recognisable non-alcoholic options and the details that make each distinctive.
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Botany and cooking · 22.10.2026The flower bed returns to the table: ten more flower stories
In part one, flowers hid in caper jars, spices and hibiscus drinks. This time, squash, violets, chives and even feijoa receive an invitation. Each brings its own flavour, edible part and reason to join the table.
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Articles · 19.10.2026A history of Lenovo laptops: from IBM ThinkPad to flexible screens
The black ThinkPad with its red pointer, everyday IdeaPad, convertible Yoga and gaming Legion share an owner, not a single design. Ten illustrated stops explain how Lenovo and IBM’s notebook histories came together, then branched…
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Food and culture · 16.10.2026Dumplings around the world: ten ways to wrap a filling
Pelmeni, varenyky, khinkali, gyoza and their relatives: compare shapes, folds and serving styles. A journey through filled dough dishes, without assuming a single history or recipe.
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Food and culture · 16.10.2026Ten spices close up: what is really inside the jar
A bud, bark, fruit or underground stem? Look closely at ten familiar spices and learn to recognize them before they become powder.
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Food and culture · 16.10.2026Frankfurters and plump sausages: ten varieties around the world
Slender and plump, white and red, cheese-filled and coiled: ten kinds for hot serving. A cultural collection, not universal cooking instructions.
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Food and culture · 16.10.2026Ten charcuterie sausages: from mortadella to ’nduja
Sausages for slicing and spreading: compare their mosaics, casings and consistency. Frankfurters, sardelki and hot-serving sausages now have a separate article.
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Food and culture · 16.10.2026Ten cheeses with character: from mozzarella to Roquefort
White balls, blue veins, grainy fractures and huge eyes: compare ten cheeses through details visible before the first bite.
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Food and culture · 16.10.2026Ten Italian pasta shapes: little architecture on a plate
Tubes, butterflies, shells and ribbons: one idea becomes ten shapes. A walk through pasta geometry rather than a ranking of correct recipes.
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Articles · 10.10.2026Ten breads from around the world
Thin lavash, porous injera, steamed bao and dense rye loaves: ten illustrated cards exploring bread shapes, preparation and traditions. An introduction, rather than a recipe collection.
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Articles · 10.10.2026Ten unusual clocks: from shadows and water to flowers and stars
Shadows, water, fire and stars: ten ways to measure or display time, from ancient instruments to later clocks with dials and an ambitious botanical idea.
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Nature and science · 04.10.2026Ten shells: spirals, ribs and the geometry of the sea
Fans, towers, cones and caps: ten shells as a lesson in form. Not every spiral is golden, and not every mollusc has a coiled shell.
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History and architecture · 04.10.2026Ten lanterns and lamps from different cultures
Paper, stone, clay and glass: ten atmospheric portraits of objects that bring light.
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History and architecture · 04.10.2026Ten unusual chess sets: from Lewis to Bauhaus
Medieval faces, porcelain costumes and geometric pieces: ten historical approaches to chess design.
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History and architecture · 04.10.2026Ten historical instruments used to measure the world
Angles, time, pressure and area: ten instruments show how observations became numbers.
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Nature and science · 04.10.2026Ten surprising seeds and fruits: travelling without legs
Wings, parachutes, hooks and floating passengers: ten plant designs for a journey.
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