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Tech

I Made Booze Out of My Own Spit and Drank It

09.05.18

By Jamie Lee Taete
Food

This Sushi Chef Puts Japanese Cherry Blossom Season on a Plate

04.02.18

By Daisy Meager
Music

Jeg tog på en første date med Kaaliyah og lod mig pindefodre med rejer

10.05.17

By Alfred Maddox
Food

Chanko-Nabe Recipe

09.21.17

By Byamba Ulambyar
Food

Here’s Supreme’s New Line of Cool-Looking Kitchen Things that You Probably Don’t Need

08.18.17

By Nick Rose
Why Sake Used to Be Made with the Spit of Japanese Virgins

03.27.17

By Jessica Thompson
Food

This LA Sommelier Wants to Demystify the World of Sake

03.23.17

By Natalie B. Compton
Food

Chicken Butts Make the Best Skewers

02.27.17

By Laura Martin
Food

This Sake Brewer Wants to Change the World with Fermentation

11.04.16

By Wyatt Marshall
Food

You’re About to Find Out Just How Bomb Your “Japanese” Sake Is

10.02.16

By Wyatt Marshall
Food

Tsukune Recipe

06.03.16

By Shunta Matsubara
Food

This Sake Sommelier Wants You to Stop Drinking Crappy Hot Sake

05.20.16

By Barbara Woolsey

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Tech

Want a Sonos Home Theater Upgrade on a Budget? The Beam Soundbar Is Just $369.

Want better audio without having to sell a kidney? Sonos’ semi-affordable soundbar is on sale for a price that goes full-blown affordable.

06.05.25

By Matt Jancer
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News

Scientists Used Mushrooms To Invent a Plastic That’s Alive

06.05.25

By Luis Prada
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News

Dji Is… Happy That the White House Will Decide Next Week on Whether To Ban Its Drones?

DJI has swagger as the US government fulfills it wishes and takes a rumored imminent look into whether the Chinese company can keep operating as usual in the US.

06.05.25

By Matt Jancer
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News

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06.05.25

By Luis Prada
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Life

Rare 200-Year-Old Condom Goes on Display at Dutch Museum

A Dutch museum decided to put quite an unusual object on display in its most recent exhibit—a 19th century condom.

06.05.25

By Paige Gawley