Should go without saying that smartphones make our lives easier in many ways. They help us find directions to our next destination, we maintain communication with your near and dear ones, and Chan lose valuable time playing games like Words with Friends and Angry Birds. We take our phones with us at all locations We Go - When it comes to our living room, workspace, or Chan bathroom - so why not venture Chung kitchen? Kitchen applications are the next step in the complete mobile acquisition, which provides detailed step-by-step how to make good oven fried chimichanga, curator of a weekly meal plan, or say apple Chan Chi Cuá is perfectly ripe. The application market is loaded with bonuses and CA freemium offers available on iOS, Android and Windows Phone. While some cater more to the executive head of five local stars, another SE Those of you who are still learning to help chop an onion or boil water.

Here are the best choice for the best applications for cooking, regardless of their cooking experience. Also, check out our selection chose the best food and beverage applications with thebest applications for iPhone and Android better.

Apple and Google are not the only two giant companies are trying to destroy the other with new innovations. Sellers breakfast and dinner calorie bombs in the fast food industry are also channel his inner Steve Jobs ... and innovate.

All this will probably make for an exciting time for the industry in 2015 times.

Waffle Taco Bell taco.

Source: Taco Bell

Waffle Taco Bell taco.

Just look at how it unfolded 2014. Taco Bell, owned by Yum Brands, has launched its taco waffles in March. Stop evening to virtually Mexican food after a few beers tests sriracha-spray products, with a probable national rollout in 2015. Dunkin Donuts has recently introduced its new platform night munchers white steak. Founder and CEO John Papa John Schnatter shared in an interview with me this week the company seeks to add extra virgin olive oil to your pizza, probably the perception of healthy properties of the cake. As for Domino Pizza, CEO J. Patrick Doyle suggested in August the company could bring their "smart cut" for the market in a big way next year.

If you look carefully you’ll see one side of the spring-roll wrapper is smoother – this side faces outward. Cover the wrappers with a damp tea towel while you’re prepping or they’ll dry out and crack.

Recipe by Emily Ezekiel

Put your mushrooms in a medium-sized bowl, cover with hot water and leave for 10 minutes, or until soft. Meanwhile, place the noodles in a large bowl, cover with boiling water and leave for 1 minute. Drain, rinse under cold water, then set aside.

For the filling, put the cabbage, carrot, white part of the spring onion, ginger, chilli and herbs in a large bowl along with the rice noodles. Add the sesame oil, beansprouts, peanuts, soy and oyster sauces, and mix well. When they're ready, drain the mushrooms, then chop them and stir into the filling. Season to taste.

In a small bowl, blend the cornflour and 2 tablespoons of cold water.

Next, lay one spring-roll wrapper, smooth-side down, on a clean surface as a diamond shape, with one corner pointing down towards you. Sprinkle a little of the five spice powder over it, then place another wrapper on top (the extra thickness will stop the rolls from breaking open while cooking).

Spoon 2 tablespoons of the filling on the bottom corner of the double wrapper. Brush each corner with the cornflour mixture, then start rolling up from the bottom. When the filling is covered, pull the corners in from each side (to seal the ends as you go). Continue rolling until the filling is tightly covered, then press to seal the top corner.

Lay the finished roll on a large baking tray and cover with a damp tea towel. Continue until you've filled all the wrappers.

Heat the groundnut oil in a large wok or saucepan over a medium heat. To check whether the oil is ready, drop in a piece of potato; it should sizzle and start to turn golden. In small batches, carefully lower the spring rolls into the oil and deep-fry for 2–3 minutes, or until golden brown. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on kitchen paper.

Serve with the sweet chilli sauce and sliced spring-onion tops.

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Ten years of development, "mini fish and chips' Perth office will begin commercial production this year - and sites are placed on the international market

One of the first Hot Chip automatic dispensers in Manjimup, Western Australia

One of the first Hot Chip automatic dispensers in Manjimup, Western Australia. Photography: Bendotti Exporters

Calla Wahlquist

Friday, 30 January 2015 03.16 GMT

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A company of Western Australia has a potato dispenser hot chips fried frozen pending.

Although the idea has occurred to many who watched with sadness in the closing sign of the local pizzeria to three hours before stumbling home to a disappointing slice of toast, the successful execution took years of work .

This is the latest company to Perth Affairs Peter Malone, best known for his turn as CEO of telecommunications company collapsed New Tel, the company's $ 2.5 billion he founded with his best man in 1988.

New Tel trades in 1999 and reported $ 150 million in the market before its promise of being "America Online China" fell flat. When the company was in administration in 2002, he had to creditors nearly $ 50 million . Telstra and Optus both were owed $ 10 million.

Malone, who heads the company Hot Chip, said that the development of the vending machine began over 10 years ago when his business partner group began recording unsuccessful attempts by other companies.

He said his machine, which has just passed the trial stage and begin commercial production this year, fried potato chips in a bucket of 10 liters of rice bran oil in the belly of the machine.

The technology used in the final design, which is based on a robotic arm to grab the chips in a cup and serve the customers waiting, has been made available in recent years.

Malone suggested chips could qualify for the Heart Foundation tick than fried in oil without cholesterol. Said the risk of food poisoning was minimal because "the potatoes are much more than an inert material."

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The choice of potato was not an easy task. Stephen Bendotti is a potato processing company director Bendotti exporters and WA Chip, which provides chips. He said it took a lot of trial and error to frozen french fries that are cooked properly within minutes.

McDonald’s also serves organic milk with their porridge (oatmeal), coffee and tea! You’ll also find healthier items, like pineapple and carrot sticks that you won’t find at any McDonald’s in the U.S. – also without preservatives. Their fries aren’t cooked in oil that contains TBHQ (a derivative of butane) or the anti-foaming agentdimethylpolysiloxane(an ingredient in silly putty) like they are here. Isn’t it funny that the oil in the U.K. seems to work just fine without these ingredients?

Pull through the Taco Bell drive-thru and you won’t be able to order Cinnabon desserts and big Mt. Dew Baja Blast Frozen drinks because these super sugary “treats” simply aren’t available. If you dine at Pizza Hut, you’ll get to take advantage of a free unlimited salad bar full of fresh vegetables (like they used to have in the United States but discontinued). I’m not saying everything is healthy in these restaurants, because it’s certainly not – but, it’s definitely different than what we’ve got going on here in the U.S. Not only are their ingredients different, but they are serving up completely different ingredients and menu choices. One startling thing I noticed is that many of the menu items in the U.K. contain far less sugar than the versions that they serve us in the U.S.

Five Fast-Food Restaurants Serving Up More Sugar In the U.S.:

1.  McDonald’s Chocolate Shake (without whip cream or cherry on top)

If you order a large chocolate shake in the U.K., you’ll get it in the classic smaller cup (16.9 oz.) that I remember as a kid. This is about the same size as a medium size shake now in the U.S., as cup sizes have grown dramatically over the years. McDonald’s has changed their shakes for the worse in the U.S. and now serve new larger versions (22 oz.) with whipped cream that contain an astounding 120 grams of sugar. In the U.K. that large shake still has a whole lot of sugar (67 grams), but it’s so much less sugar than what we get here at home. Taking into account the bigger cups sizes in the U.S., ounce for ounce, the U.S. McDonald’s shake without whip has 33% more sugar than the U.K. version.

2.  Pizza Hut Pepperoni Lovers/Pepperoni Feast Thin Crust Pizza (14” large/8 slices)

Not only would you get to take advantage of that free unlimited salad bar in the U.K., but when you order this pizza it only contains 16 grams of sugar, versus a whopping 40 grams in the U.S. version. That’s 151% more sugar!

3.  Subway Turkey Ham Sandwich (6″ with 9-grain wheat bread, lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, green peppers and onions)

Subway used to be one of my go-to “healthy” sandwiches before I stopped eating processed fast food. Their Turkey Ham Sandwich isn’t exactly high in sugar, but here in the U.S. you’ll get over 56% more sugar (8 grams of sugar for 217 gram subway sandwich) than if you were to order the exact same sandwich in the U.K (5.4 grams of sugar for 228 gram sandwich).

4.  Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte (20 oz. venti, semi-skim/2% milk with whip)

i couldn’t help but wonder if Starbucks was serving up the same ingredients in other countries. I obtained the complete list of ingredients for the Pumpkin Spice latte in the U.K., and my hunches were correct. Not only did they reformulate their recipe with safer ingredients, but it also contains a lot less sugar. The venti Pumpkin Spice (2% milk with whip) in the U.S. has a whopping 58% percent more sugar than the U.K. version. A “tall” latte in the U.S. (small size) has almost the same amount of sugar as the Venti (large size).

Starbucks also doesn’t use use caramel coloring in the U.K., which proves this is a totally unnecessary ingredient. Instead, they color it with beta carotene (from carrots) and don’t use preservatives. Starbucks is telling news agencies here in the U.S. that they’ve got a “team in place” working on phasing out caramel coloring in the U.S. But, they’ve already done it in the U.K., so why can’t they just serve the same, safer, product here?

5.  Krispy Kreme Glazed Doughnut

A plain Krispy Kreme glazed doughnut in the U.S. has 52% more sugar than the U.K. version. Not only is the U.S. doughnut slightly smaller (49 gram size), but it’s got more sugar, ringing in at 10 grams, versus 7 grams in the U.K. doughnut (52 gram size). If you eat more than one doughnut, those extra sugar grams can add up

McDonald’s serves organic milk to children in the U.K.? But not here in the U.S.?

McDonald’s also serves organic milk with their porridge (oatmeal), coffee and tea! You’ll also find healthier items, like pineapple and carrot sticks that you won’t find at any McDonald’s in the U.S. – also without preservatives. Their fries aren’t cooked in oil that contains TBHQ (a derivative of butane) or the anti-foaming agentdimethylpolysiloxane(an ingredient in silly putty) like they are here. Isn’t it funny that the oil in the U.K. seems to work just fine without these ingredients?
McDonalds V4

Pull through the Taco Bell drive-thru and you won’t be able to order Cinnabon desserts and big Mt. Dew Baja Blast Frozen drinks because these super sugary “treats” simply aren’t available. If you dine at Pizza Hut, you’ll get to take advantage of a free unlimited salad bar full of fresh vegetables (like they used to have in the United States but discontinued). I’m not saying everything is healthy in these restaurants, because it’s certainly not – but, it’s definitely different than what we’ve got going on here in the U.S. Not only are their ingredients different, but they are serving up completely different ingredients and menu choices. One startling thing I noticed is that many of the menu items in the U.K. contain far less sugar than the versions that they serve us in the U.S.
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Five Fast-Food Restaurants Serving Up More Sugar In the U.S.:
1.  McDonald’s Chocolate Shake (without whip cream or cherry on top)

If you order a large chocolate shake in the U.K., you’ll get it in the classic smaller cup (16.9 oz.) that I remember as a kid. This is about the same size as a medium size shake now in the U.S., as cup sizes have grown dramatically over the years. McDonald’s has changed their shakes for the worse in the U.S. and now serve new larger versions (22 oz.) with whipped cream that contain an astounding 120 grams of sugar. In the U.K. that large shake still has a whole lot of sugar (67 grams), but it’s so much less sugar than what we get here at home. Taking into account the bigger cups sizes in the U.S., ounce for ounce, the U.S. McDonald’s shake without whip has 33% more sugar than the U.K. version.
2.  Pizza Hut Pepperoni Lovers/Pepperoni Feast Thin Crust Pizza (14” large/8 slices)

Not only would you get to take advantage of that free unlimited salad bar in the U.K., but when you order this pizza it only contains 16 grams of sugar, versus a whopping 40 grams in the U.S. version. That’s 151% more sugar!
3.  Subway Turkey Ham Sandwich (6″ with 9-grain wheat bread, lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, green peppers and onions)

Subway used to be one of my go-to “healthy” sandwiches before I stopped eating processed fast food. Their Turkey Ham Sandwich isn’t exactly high in sugar, but here in the U.S. you’ll get over 56% more sugar (8 grams of sugar for 217 gram subway sandwich) than if you were to order the exact same sandwich in the U.K (5.4 grams of sugar for 228 gram sandwich).
4.  Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte (20 oz. venti, semi-skim/2% milk with whip)

i couldn’t help but wonder if Starbucks was serving up the same ingredients in other countries. I obtained the complete list of ingredients for the Pumpkin Spice latte in the U.K., and my hunches were correct. Not only did they reformulate their recipe with safer ingredients, but it also contains a lot less sugar. The venti Pumpkin Spice (2% milk with whip) in the U.S. has a whopping 58% percent more sugar than the U.K. version. A “tall” latte in the U.S. (small size) has almost the same amount of sugar as the Venti (large size).
Starbucks also doesn’t use use caramel coloring in the U.K., which proves this is a totally unnecessary ingredient. Instead, they color it with beta carotene (from carrots) and don’t use preservatives. Starbucks is telling news agencies here in the U.S. that they’ve got a “team in place” working on phasing out caramel coloring in the U.S. But, they’ve already done it in the U.K., so why can’t they just serve the same, safer, product here?
Starbucks PSL UK

5.  Krispy Kreme Glazed Doughnut

A plain Krispy Kreme glazed doughnut in the U.S. has 52% more sugar than the U.K. version. Not only is the U.S. doughnut slightly smaller (49 gram size), but it’s got more sugar, ringing in at 10 grams, versus 7 grams in the U.K. doughnut (52 gram size). If you eat more than one doughnut, those extra sugar grams can add up

1. Leon

2. Poppies

Too nice to be fast food? (Poppies)

3. West Cornwall Pasty Company

Transferring trains at Liverpool Street Station is a great time to make a pit stop. (Brigid Brown)

Menu: The savory pies are filled with an assortment of ingredients including the traditional Cornish pasty stuffed with skirt beef and potatoes, the steak and stilton, chicken and bacon, pork and apple, and lamb and minted peas.