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These might be the easiest biscuits you’ll ever make. Just two ingredients: self-rising flour and heavy whipping cream. That’s it. The flour already has the leavening and salt, and the cream brings the fat and milk — so you don’t need anything else. Mix, cut, and bake. Perfect when... show more

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32,956 views • 5 months ago

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End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸

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End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸

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End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸

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A Brit trying biscuits and gravy for the first time. Honestly, how could you even go home knowing how good America has it?! 🇺🇸😭

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Big thanks to my friends Turtlebox Audio for the GRANDE! First listen. AMAZING!!!!!! You can throw it in the ocean. It floats. George Strait and Turtlebox go together like Biscuits and Gravy. #GiveItAway

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In a world obsessed with fancy avocado toasts, molecular gastronomy, and $18 matcha lattes… one man found true enlightenment in a plate of biscuits and gravy. Picture this: @harleythebrit — fresh off the plane (or RV life in Utah), cowboy hat on, still carrying the ghosts of lifelong beans on toast and sad soggy “biscuits” that are basically cookies — sits down at a classic American spot. He takes that first forkful. Fluffy, buttery biscuit soaking up rich, peppery sausage gravy. His eyes roll back. Pure Nirvana. Mouth full, he mutters something between a moan and a prayer: “Like no other.” 🇺🇸🇬🇧 This isn’t just breakfast. This is a cultural awakening. We Americans take biscuits and gravy for granted like oxygen. It’s the hangover cure, the diner staple, the grandma’s Sunday morning magic. But to an outsider like Harley? It’s revolutionary. Creamy, savory, soul-warming perfection from humble pantry staples. Nothing flashy. Just honest comfort that hits different when you’ve been deprived your whole life. Harley’s face says it all: This is what the ancestors fought for. “We won the war, huh?” In that gravy-drenched moment, he’s not just British anymore — he’s having a full-on religious experience with Southern soul food. The viral truth? The best things in life aren’t complicated. They’re the everyday staples we overlook… until someone like @harleythebrit reminds us how magical they really are. Next time you see biscuits and gravy on the menu, order it. Eat it slow. Channel your inner Harley. Nirvana is just a plate away. Who else had their soul ascend after their first real biscuits and gravy? Drop your stories below. 👇 (And if you’re British… book the ticket. Your taste buds deserve this.) #BiscuitsAndGravy #BritInAmerica #FoodEpiphany #SimpleJoys #AmericanBreakfast #NirvanaInGravy #harleythebrit

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42,001 views • 6 months ago

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POV Wife teaching me how to make injeolmi for the first time. You can find these at your local Korean supermarket (not the cookies n cream). POV wife used to sell these at her shop and the cookies and cream was something she came up with and it was the top seller. Injeolmi 400g sweet rice flour On a separate bowl mix: 350g water 30g sugar 1 tsp salt Slowly mix in the water mix to the sweet rice flour. Refrigerate the sticky dough for 1-2 hours (or longer). Steam on high for 15mins. Knead the dough by hitting it for chewy texture. Do not refrigerate after this step. Cut it into 1-1.5 inch cubes and add injeolmi powder. Making injeolmi powder: 1 cup of soybeans washed and dried. Roast the beans for ~15mins or until it browns. Let it cool then grind into fine powder. Sift to make it more fine, and add sugar to make it sweet (optional). For cookies and cream flavor: 400g sweet rice flour 15g cocoa powder (sift) The water mix: 350g water 15g sugar 1 tsp salt For the powder: 1 cup of oreo cookies with whites removed. Blend it into fine powder, sift to separate the larger chunks for topping. No need to add sugar.

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16,517 views • 5 months ago

ASMR Keto "Sausage Gravy and "Cornbread." If you omit the baking powder, it's 100% carnivore. I used to eat sausage gravy and biscuits and it would give me reflux and put me to sleep. I feel great and fully recharged after eating this. This was a 10! Written recipes ⬇️

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47,961 views • 1 year ago

Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good enough. When it comes to working out sometimes all you need is a few minutes if you use that the right way with intensity and going beyond what you did last time. This is the concept of progressive overload and this is what you need to make progress in the gym. you don’t need two hours of workouts that completely drains you in order to make progress and be healthy. in fact, some of my best workouts arrive when I’m on a time crunch and the quality and intensity and effort of the exercise exercises have to be on point.

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Drink This at Night… You’ll Feel the Difference. If you don’t have a partner… this might not be for you. And if you do? Just be ready.

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Stop searching, you don't have to walk all over town to find the perfect burger, you can make your own beef cheeseburger at home! It's worth a try, it will be 1000 times more delicious and healthier. Not to mention, so fun to prepare! All you need is some ground beef, onion, Cheddar cheese, and a few veggies of your choice. You can also make your own buns, and all you need is flour, salt, and yeast.

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24,793 views • 5 months ago

She’s trying to stretch her grocery budget to $100 for the whole month… so she started making her own tortillas instead of buying them. Just four simple ingredients: flour, salt, oil, and water. Knead, roll, and cook. That’s it. They taste so much better than store-bought, and you can keep extras in the fridge or freeze them for later. Such a smart little money-saving move.

She’s trying to stretch her grocery budget to $100 for the whole month… so she started making her own tortillas instead of buying them. Just four simple ingredients: flour, salt, oil, and water. Knead, roll, and cook. That’s it. They taste so much better than store-bought, and you can keep extras in the fridge or freeze them for later. Such a smart little money-saving move.

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266,183 views • 3 days ago