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8 Tips On How To Plan For Your First Solo Trip

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Solo Travel

Those who have taken a solo trip often describe it as a life-changing experience that they will never forget. When you are alone, you get to discover not just new cultures and traditions but more about yourself too. You might find yourself picking up a new language or hobby that is not common in your home country.

Of course, things can be very different when you are out there alone without your family and friends to fall back on. It takes plenty of courage to blend into a completely new environment that you are not familiar with.

Going solo means that there are also many opportunities for things to go wrong but with some preparations done beforehand, you minimise the chances of getting into an unexpected and unnecessary predicament. If you have been thinking of planning a solo trip for yourself, here are 8 Tips For Planning Your First Solo Trip. READ ON

7 Popular Character Themed Cafes In Singapore

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Character Themed Cafes Singapore

Character themed cafes are not new in Singapore but each time a new one comes up, everyone gets all excited to find out what is in store. While they are not known to serve delicious grub, many still love character themed cafes for its atmosphere and creatively designed food and beverages.

It really comes down to individual preferences to decide if it is worth the splurge as dishes sold in these character-themed cafes usually do not come cheap. However, they make the most Instagram-worthy pictures. What’s your take?

Here are 7 Character Themed Cafes To Check Out In Singapore. READ ON

Christmas Wonderland 2016 At Gardens By The Bay Is Back

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Christmas Wonderland Castle

The most magical time of the year is near and yes, we are talking about Christmas! Who doesn’t love the season of giving and sharing? And… we are excited to share that Christmas Wonderland is back again for the third year!

Entrance to Christmas Wonderland is no longer free this year, though. Admission tickets are going at S$4 from 02 to 04 December 2016, S$6 from 09 to 15 December 2016 and S$8 from 16 December to 01 January 2017. Starting from 28 October 2016, you can purchase your tickets online. Complimentary entry is given for up to 3 children under 0.9 metres with each paying adult.

Happening from 02 December 2016 to 01 January 2017, it is scheduled to open daily from 3.30pm to 11pm. Here’s what you can expect from Christmas Wonderland 2016 At Gardens By The Bay. READ ON

7 Reasons Why Red Wine Is Better Than White Wine

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Red wine

Some prefer red wine for its rich flavour while others enjoy a glass of white wine for its light and crisp taste.

And then, there are some of us who make our choices based on the health benefits. So, which one is better than the other and gives you more reason to sip it?

The answer is Red Wine. Here are 7 Reasons Why Red Wine Is Better Than White Wine. So the next time you are having a hard time making your choice, just go for the red wine. That said, we still love our Chardonnay and won’t give up on it entirely. #GreedyLikeThat READ ON

10 Places Where You Can Dine For A Cause In Singapore

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Food For Thought

Dining in Singapore does not always mean it is a luxurious affair for yourselves. You can satisfy your cravings at an affordable price and help someone in need at the same time.

There is an increasing number of entrepreneurs and cafe owners who have started small businesses in the F&B industry with a strong belief for social cause(s) and to give back to society. A meal at these places actually mean playing a significant role in showing support for the same cause.

From helping the poor to employing ex-convicts and those with special needs in the hopes of teaching them new skills, here is a list of restaurants in Singapore where you can dine for a cause. READ ON

[Closed] Archipelago Creamery – Ice Cream Shop In The West With Waffles And Shibuya Toast

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Archipelago Creamery

Chances are you will not find notice Archipelago Creamery unless you are consciously looking out for it.

Hidden within the grounds of Nanyang Community Centre at Jurong West Street 91, you would need to take a bus from Boon Lay MRT Station to get to the community centre.

Sure, making it to the destination cafe requires some effort on top of searching for it within the compound. And the question is – is it worth the trip? READ ON

7 Best Dining Memberships in Singapore

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Best Dining Memberships

Over time with inflation, meals get more expensive and each day is a reminder for us to be mindful of our spendings, yet there are times when you just feel like giving yourself a treat. Pampering yourself should not come at a high cost and we agree with that!

In our city where the F&B businesses have strong competition is where we as consumers stand to gain. Almost all the restaurants in Singapore are collaborating with various credit card companies, mobile applications and coming up with their own promotions to give customers the best deals in town.

While we sure aren’t complaining, it can be hard to keep up with all the different discount schemes that are popping up every day. Here is a simple guide to 7 Dining Memberships in Singapore that we live by.

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7 Different Types Of Grains That Are Better Than White Rice

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Grains

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Rice has been the longest staple in Asian cuisines, going as far back in history as 2,500 B.C. Records show that the Chinese were the ones who first cultivated rice crops before it spread across the globe, which eventually turned out to be the largest food source for millions of people living on this planet.

Rice is seldom missing on the dining table as most of us rely on it as an energy source, or as a balance when eating salty side dishes. Apart from being a staple food, rice has been commonly used in desserts, snacks, alcoholic beverages and can even replace the white buns in burgers now!

While it provides plenty of carbohydrates, there are increasing number of studies coming out to state that white rice may not be the best grain for your diet. In order to process white rice, the husk, bran and germ of the rice is removed, and those happen to be the most nutritious and fibre-rich parts.

Other grains options have been proliferating supermarket shelves and health-food stores nowadays, but what is the difference between those grains and white rice? Here are Seven Different Types Of Grains That Are Better Than White Rice. READ ON

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