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‘Tea With Omar’: College Student Finds Comfort in Tea Ceremonies. Here Are Tips for the Perfect Cup (opens the original)
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A Brown University junior has become one of the internet’s most beloved tea enthusiasts. Omar Hernandez-Tena, who goes by the moniker “Tea With Omar” on TikTok, studies electrical engineering at Brown and loves Chinese tea culture, particularly gongfu cha (tea with skill). Since midsummer, he’s been sharing his love almost every day with his followers. The 20-year-old starts nearly every video with a cheerful greeting — “Hi, everyone!” — then shows off the day’s tea selection. In a Sept. 20 vide
Sisters Hilariously Let Themselves Into Each Other’s Homes — and Help Themselves to the Food (opens the original)
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For these sisters, boundaries are just a loose suggestion. On Sept. 21, Columbia, South Carolina realtor Alisha Giles posted on Instagram about her journey for a midnight snack — except, instead of raiding her own fridge, she decided to pillage her sister’s. “It is 12:53 a.m. and I am at my sister’s house. I was in my bed scrolling on social media when I saw she made chicken Alfredo lasagna,” Giles says in a video with 1.8 million views. “So I got up and drove over here, and I’m about to get me
A Food Writer Complained About Steep Prices at an Unnamed Restaurant. Then the Restaurant Commented (opens the original)
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A TV host and food writer complained on social media about the prices at a new eatery in Dallas, but chose not to name the place. Then, the restaurant showed up in her comments section. “Can we talk about the cost of dining out in Dallas lately?” Roni Proter asked in a Sept. 23 video with hundreds of thousands of views. “Am I the only one that is having sticker shock every time I eat out, especially at these nice restaurants?” Proter explained that, a week prior, she went to an unnamed restauran
People Are Showing Off Their Garden Harvests — and They’re Hilariously Tiny (opens the original)
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A woman thought she was sharing her meager garden haul with close family and friends, but she accidentally posted it publicly — and it went very viral. On Sept. 18, Croydon, South London resident Mel Baker posted a photo on her private Instagram of the sweet potatoes she grew in her garden this year — and let’s just say she’s not going to be able to make much of a pie with them. “My very successful sweet potato harvest 2026,” Baker wrote, sarcastically, showing seven sweet potatoes, each less th
Hot Pockets Got Rid of Their Crisping Sleeve Years Ago — and People Are Just Noticing (opens the original)
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Customers who have recently purchased Hot Pockets have noticed a big change to the product’s packaging: It’s no longer enrobed in a crisping sleeve. The paper sleeve, also known as a susceptor (the more you know!), was lined with a thin metallic film that prevented the Hot Pocket from getting soggy. “I know we’re in an economic crisis right now, because I just got a thing of Hot Pockets, and ... they don’t even come with the ‘pocket’ anymore, just with the ‘hot,’” TikToker Luis Acosta says in an
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