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Passion Fruit Mango Gelato (Vegan)

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Collecting Art, take a look This vegan recipe features intense mango and passion fruit flavor. Mango and passion fruit is that combination for me. This vegan gelato version truly captures that escape: it’s intensely fruity, carries that signature refreshing sharpness from the passion fruit, yet manages to be unbelievably creamy thanks to the rich vegan base. Honestly, this mango gelato had become my fail-safe recipe whether I’m trying to chase away a grey winter day or fully celebrating the peak of summer heat. Trust me, the vibrant tropical notes in this passion fruit and mango gelato absolutely sing, no dairy needed! Helpful Tips for Making Passion Fruit Mango Gelato Chill Everything Thoroughly When it comes to making gelato at home, patience is key for the smoothest texture! Make sure both your prepared vegan gelato base AND the passion fruit-mango puree are deeply chilled–ideally overnight in the fridge–before you combine them and start churning. Cold ingredients are essential ...
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PSG star copies Diogo Jota celebration as European kings thrash Real Madrid

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Collecting Art, take a look Paris Saint-Germain star Goncalo Ramos paid tribute to Portugal teammate Diogo Jota after his goal helped thrash Real Madrid in the Fifa Club World Cup semi-finals. Liverpool star Jota, 28, and his brother Andre, 26,were killed in a car crash in northwestern Spain last week. The news devastated the football world with Jota’s teammates descending upon his hometown of Gondomar to say goodbye at his funeral on Saturday. Tributes have continued to pour in this week with Raul Jimenez, a former teammate of Jota at Wolves, copying his trademark goal celebration as Mexico won the Gold Cup. Diani Silva did likewise after scoring for Portugal against Italy at Euro 2025 only for VAR to rule her goal out moments later. Ramos, another of Jota’s international teammates, capped a scintillating performance from PSG in New Jersey on Wednesday. Showing magnificent footwork in front of goal, the 24-year-old fired home his side’s fourth before celebrating with Jota’s trad...
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Elephant kills 2 female tourists from the UK. New Zealand in Zambian national park

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Collecting Art, take a look LUSAKA, Zambia -- Two elderly female tourists in Zambia were killed by an elephant Thursday while on a walking safari in a national park, police said. Eastern Province Police Commissioner Robertson Mweemba said the victims — 68-year-old Easton Janet Taylor from the U.K. and 67-year-old Alison Jean Taylor from New Zealand — were attacked by a female elephant that was with a calf. Safari guides who were with the group attempted to stop the elephant from charging at the women by firing shots at it, police said. The elephant was hit and wounded by the gunshots. The guides were unable to prevent the elephants attack and both women died at the scene, police said. It happened at the South Luangwa National Park in eastern Zambia, around 600 kilometers 370 miles from the capital, Lusaka. Female elephants are very protective of their calves and can respond aggressively to what they perceive as threats. Last year, two American tourists were killed in separate enco...
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EasyJet holidaymaker 'urinates in the aisle' sparking emergency landing

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What Mark Walter's ownership might mean for watching the Dodgers and Lakers

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Collecting Art, take a look Once upon a time, sports fans wanted freedom of choice. Why pay for dozens — or perhaps hundreds — of television channels when all you wanted to do was to see your favorite teams play? The cable era is in its sunset. Streaming is all the rage. No longer need you pay for channels that feature news, movies, cooking and gardening in order to watch the home team. For sports fans, this has become an expensive mess, too. The Dodgers require one subscription. The Lakers require another. The Angels, Kings and Clippers require another. The Galaxy and LAFC require another. The Ducks require another — although theirs is free for now. Truth be told, the Dodgers and Lakers run L.A. The most valuable sports broadcasting property in town could be one that carries the Dodgers and Lakers. For many fans in Los Angeles, that might represent freedom of choice: the one and only must-have sports subscription. Could that future — one broadcast channel and one streaming app f...
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NYCFC vs. Toronto FC prediction, odds, start time: Free MLS picks, best bets for July 3, 2025

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Collecting Art, take a look New York City FC is set to host Toronto FC in an MLS showdown on Thursday evening. NYCFC are currently ninth in the MLS Eastern Conference standings, while Toronto sit 13th in the table. The hosts look to turn things around after falling 1-0 to Montreal their last time out, while Toronto looks to stay hot after a 3-0 victory against the Portland Timbers. Kickoff from Yankee Stadium in the Bronx is set for 7:30 p.m. ET. The hosts are -165 favorites risk $165 to win $100 on the 90-minute money line in the latest NYCFC vs. Toronto FC odds, while Toronto are +400 underdogs. A draw is priced at +300, and the over/under for total goals scored is 2.5. Before locking in any Toronto FC vs. NYCFC picks, you need to see what proven SportsLine soccer expert Brandt Sutton has to say. Sutton was profitable across multiple leagues for SportsLine subscribers in 2023, including the Champions League, English Premier League, Europa League, FA Cup and more. He also finished 2...
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How to dissuade parents from believing in anti-vaxxer conspiracy theories

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Collecting Art, take a look by Darel Cookson, Daniel Jolley, Rachel Povey and Robert Dempsey, written for the Conversation. Older people may be more vulnerable to COVID, but in the UK it’s the young that are now driving the pandemic. Last month, school-age children in Britain were 15 times more likely than people over 80 to have the coronavirus. Leaving young people unvaccinated partly explains why cases have been so high in this group. This is why many countries are now offering COVID jabs to children. In the UK, all 12 to 15-year-olds are being offered a first vaccine dose. Some countries – such as the US and Israel – are offering COVID vaccines to children aged five and over. Of course, with younger children, it’s their parents that decide whether they get the jab – and vaccine hesitancy can be a problem. In a recent US poll, three in ten parents said they would definitely not vaccinate their child against COVID. Concerns about side-effects or the perceived lower risk of COVID to...
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