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DEVegemite Scrolls Puff pastry, Vegemite and tasty cheese. That’s it. That’s the recipe.
Golden, cheesy, salty and impossible to stop at one.Perfect for morning/afternoon tea or lunch boxes.
Thank me later and Happy Australia Day 💛☀️
3 sheets defrosted puff pastry
3 cups grated tasty cheese
3 teaspoons of @vegemite per sheet
Preheat oven to 220°c
Spread Vegemite using a pallet knife or spatula across puff pastry.
Spread cheese evenly.
Roll into a log shape.
Cut into eight even pieces and place onto two lined baking tray.
Ensure the scrolls are facing upwards in a circle
Bake in the oven for 12 to 15 minutes until golden.
#melbournemum #homecook #mumlife #dezicooks
@dezi_cooks
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NOTutorial on how to make a simple and delicious cinnamon wreath.
Start by making the dough and filling.
Roll out your dough, spread your filling, roll it up as if you are making scrolls. Then cut it in half, take one of the rolls and place it in a circle on a baking tray. Put the ends together and pull on end over the other. I visualise that it’s a snake eating its butt. 😆
Then place a scissor diagonally and make a cut, push it to the left then repeat but push it to the right. Keep doing this until you made it all the way around. Voila! Bake and eat 😃
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@nordicbakebox
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OLTips receh cara potong Scrolls ala aku. Ga perlu benang lamaa, cukup tandain pakai spatula biar sama besarnya.
Trus potong pakai pisau dari kanan dan kiri udahh dehh hasilnya pasti sama besarnya dan ga pake ribet tapi adonan scrolls kita tetap cantik 😍.
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@oly_arimby
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SWThis sorting algorithm sorts a few elements... scrolls reels... sorts a few more... back on da reels again... somehow finishes.
ADHD Sort: O(n² + distractions)
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@swapjs.ig
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5MFollow @5min.scrolls for daily mind-blowing scrolls 🚀
This post shares a 2012 viral clip of Logan Fairbanks, aged around 10, delivering an exuberant dance to The Notorious B.I.G.'s "Hypnotize" at the Kid Factor talent show, clad in a Union Jack t-shirt amid stage props like coloured stars. - The video's unbridled energy and the boy's evident joy have sparked widespread admiration in replies, with over 26,000 likes and 1.1 million views, reinforcing its status as a wholesome internet meme template used in gaming and reaction edits. - A reply alleging AI generation links to a meme overlay of the same footage in a GoldenEye gaming scene, but sources including Instagram and TikTok confirm the original as genuine footage, highlighting rising scrutiny of deepfakes in viral content.
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LIFreedom👍😁
“The lore behind “it must’ve been the wind” comes from the funny and famously clueless guard AI in stealth games, especially The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. In the game, when players make noise or cause obvious chaos while sneaking, guards briefly investigate and then dismiss everything by saying the iconic line. This reaction became absurd because guards often ignored things like dead bodies, broken objects, or arrows whizzing past their heads. The phrase quickly turned into a meme representing how NPCs pretend nothing suspicious is happening. Over time, it spread across the internet as a joke about ignoring obvious problems. Today, it’s used to mock bad stealth AI or to humorously describe anyone overlooking something extremely suspicious. The line has become a legendary piece of gaming culture and meme history #fypppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp #reelsinstagram #viral #fyp”
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5MFollow @5min.scrolls for daily mind-blowing scrolls 🚀
The post features a 12-second video demonstrating portable PVC foot-soaking boots filled with warm water for on-the-go pedicures, prompting the caption "Is this really useful?🤨" and garnering over 4.5 million views in days. - Replies predominantly express scepticism, with users joking about the impracticality of wet feet in socks or shoes, highlighting a common consumer concern over novelty gadgets' real-world value. - The product is legitimate, available on Amazon for around £18 with mixed reviews (3.6/5 stars), praised for convenience in promoting circulation but criticised for rigidity and cost relative to traditional basins.
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KAHer face when she realized how good it was! 😂🤩 backstory ::: Kay came back from one of her random tricks to @target and she had found some viral Korean skincare that she had been seeing online. It’s called haruharu wonder and she has been seeing it all over as she scrolls! She grabbed it and came home to try it out. I had just finished putting Ellie down and when I came in, she was taking off her makeup and really wanted to show me her first time trying it! 😂 She was so impressed, and now she sees the hype! 💜😂 #haruharuwonder #targetfinds #skinbarrier #livewithwonderdaybyday #blackrice
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THIn a world built to distract you, focus becomes a superpower.
While everyone else scrolls, complains, and follows trends…
some people are silently building, learning, and leveling up.
This isn’t arrogance. It’s awareness.
The game was never crowded — just noisy.
Stay focused. Move in silence. Win different.
Save this as a reminder to protect your energy.
Share with someone who’s locked in on their goals.
Fun fact: While preparing for Ed Wood (1994), Johnny Depp studied hours of real footage of the actual filmmaker to perfectly copy his posture, speech patterns, and constant nervous energy. He even practiced how Ed Wood walked and sat — which is why his performance feels less like acting and more like a documentary hidden inside a movie.
Director Tim Burton also shot many audience scenes using long takes with minimal direction for background actors. This made reactions feel natural and imperfect, mirroring the chaotic but passionate spirit of Ed Wood himself.
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MIAfternoon tea? I had a blast cooking up treats for a special group at the @ballerinafarmstore in Kamas yesterday! We served hot cocoa, bone broth, and cinnamon scrolls with my famous Philly cream cheese frosting. Cooking on the fire in the snow was a a nice treat ! ⛄️
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“The lore behind “it must’ve been the wind” comes from the funny and famously clueless guard AI in stealth games, especially The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. In the game, when players make noise or cause obvious chaos while sneaking, guards briefly investigate and then dismiss everything by saying the iconic line. This reaction became absurd because guards often ignored things like dead bodies, broken objects, or arrows whizzing past their heads.
The phrase quickly turned into a meme representing how NPCs pretend nothing suspicious is happening. Over time, it spread across the internet as a joke about ignoring obvious problems. Today, it’s used to mock bad stealth AI or to humorously describe anyone overlooking something extremely suspicious. The line has become a legendary piece of gaming culture and meme history
#fypppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp #reelsinstagram #viral #fyp”
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