No 5. Fried Dough Stick ( You Tiao)

You Tiao is a popular breakfast in Chinese culture
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It is uncommon for anyone to eat fried food as breakfast but the fried dough stick (aka You Tiao) is one of the all time favorite breakfast foods in Chinese culture. People will dip it in porridge or soy bean milk before having a satisfying bite. If you want to try a fried dough stick you can go to any Chinese breakfast shop and buy one. Or if you want to make it yourself, here's a link to a recipe. http://thewoksoflife.com/2015/08/youtiao-recipe/

No 4. Arepa

Arepa is a sweet corn cake
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Arepa is a breakfast food that is eaten daily in Colombia. The main ingredient of this creation is corn. There are many variations to the arepa but essentially an arepa is a thicker version of your day to day pancake. It is usually eaten with butter or jam or topped with eggs and hams. Want to make your own arepa? Here's a link to the recipe http://www.seriouseats.com/2012/04/latin-american-cuisine-colombian-arepas.html 

No 3.  Pap

Pap is a common breakfast food in South Africa
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Pap or Mieliepap is a breakfast staple for South Africans that is made out of grounded maize. It is essentially a type of porridge and it's usually eaten with green vegetables and meat or seasoned with chili. There are many variations to this breakfast food. For example, Afrikaners in the northern parts of South Africa, pairs pap with milk, butter and sugar. Go to http://ificould.co.za/how-to-make-traditional-south-african-pap/ if you want to make your own South African breakfast. 

No.2 Vegemite

Vegemite is a popular spread for Australians
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Vegemite is a popular spread in Australia. It is made with leftover yeast extract from the brewery and combined with different vegetables. It has a powerful aroma and an exotic smell to whom many people outside of Australia can't get used to, you either love it or hate it. Nevertheless, the Australians view this as one of their staple foods and its popularity has not been challenged since. 

No. 1  Waakye

Waakye is a breakfast food that originates from Ghana
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Waakye is a type of breakfast food that originates from a northern tribe in Ghana. It is made up of beans and rice, cooked separately and later combined. There are many ways in which people prepare waakye. The simplest way is to season the beans and rice with spices. Others serve this dish with meat stew or fried fish. It is a favorite in the northern regions of Ghana. For information on how to prepare a waakye go to http://ghanaculturepolitics.com/videogallery/how-to-prepare-waakye-ghana-ricebeans280839384/.

No. 5 Roll Your Clothes When Packing

Rolling your clothes saves time and space
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Isn't it annoying when you run out of space when packing? I'll admit that packing your suitcase before a journey is a nuisance itself, but running out of space is even worse. This trick can prevent you from being troubled by packing before traveling. It's really simple, roll your clothes instead of folding them. It saves time and it saves space. 

No. 4 Finger Test For Steak

Use your fingers to check your steak
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Have you ever wondered how well done is your steak? By using this trick you won't need anything else but your fingers to check how well done your steak is. First of all, make an okay sign with your hand and touch the base of your thumb. The feeling of tenderness in the base of your thumb is equivalent to when you have a rare steak. Next, touch your middle finger with your thumb, that feeling is the same to a medium rare steak. If you prefer not to see blood in your steak, a medium steak is just right for you. Touch your ring finger with your thumb then touch the base of your thumb, that is when your steak is medium. Lastly, if you  wanted to eat a well done steak just simply touch your little finger with your thumb to check if it is at that level. 

No. 3 Use Walnut To Repair Damaged Wooden Furniture

Walnuts can come in handy when a wooden furniture is damaged
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Walnuts are not just for eating they can also help you to repair your damaged wooden furniture. If your wooden furniture has some scratch marks on it, don't worry! You don't have to send it back to the manufacturers, simply buy some walnuts and rub them on the scratch marks. Watch in amazement as the marks fade away. 

 No. 2 Use Bread Clips To Organize Power Cords

Use bread clips to refrain power cords from turning into a huge mess
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All of us have experienced tangled power cords;it's annoying and takes a long time to untangle them. Rid yourself of this nuisance by labeling your power cords with bread clips. The bread clips will hold them in place and you will no longer have to spend time untangling power cords.  

No. 1 Folding Hack 

To fold a shirt perfectly without any creases is absolutely a challenge to anyone who is unfamiliar with this hack. First, picture a line that starts from the shoulder and ends at the bottom. Next, pinch the start of the imaginary line and pinch the middle of that line as shown above. Then, without letting go both hands reach for the bottom of the shirt and pinch it with the same hand where you pinched the start of the imaginary line. Lastly, with that same hand reach around the other and fold.