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A Burger To Believe In

Upgrade your burger game with this new book that takes a deep dive into the philosophy, magic and art of the burger. Written by Chris Kronner (famous for his Bar Tartine burger), a burger fanatic that has dedicated years to understanding what makes the perfect patty, A "Burger to Believe In" shares his knowledge starting with an unerring focus on the sandwiches core components. The book includes more than just recipes, it explains everything from what constitutes a great bun to creative toppings that actually enhance the burger experience, and teaches you how to create all of the elements of a perfect burger at home.



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PIXAPRESSO ELECTRIC COFFEE MACHINE - Image

PIXAPRESSO ELECTRIC COFFEE MACHINE

If you love espresso but hate being tied down to a bulky machine, the Wacaco Pixapresso might be your new favorite gadget. It’s the brand’s first compact, electric portable espresso maker, designed to deliver café-quality coffee anywhere, from your desk to the back of a camper van. At just 181mm tall and weighing 755g, this sleek machine packs serious performance into a travel-friendly size. The 20-bar pump extracts rich, cr...
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2025 ORIENT EXPRESS TRAIN - Image

2025 ORIENT EXPRESS TRAIN

Nearly 40 years after the classic Orient Express stopped services in 1977, the most iconic train in the world is coming back in 2025! The first look inside its carriages is absolutely breathtaking, it comprises 17 carriages from the original Nostalgie-Istanbul-Orient-Express, which were discovered in Poland in 2015. Designed by French architect Maxime dAngeac, the legendary train blends a 1920s aesthetic with contemporary styles, and reinvents the concept of comfort...
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DANISH PAVILLION AT WORLD EXPO 2010 SHANGHAI | BY BIG - Image

DANISH PAVILLION AT WORLD EXPO 2010 SHANGHAI | BY BIG

Designed by BIG, the Danish pavilion is designed to give visitors an idea of what it is like to be in a Danish city with cyclists and pedestrians and other integrated sustainable elements such as a harbour bath and a social bench. The Danish exhibition is an unfolded living fairytale book that combines art, images, film, words and sound and invites visitors to try out the Welfairytales themselves. You don’t just read about the city bike, you can ride it....
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