What is your number 1 secret food ingredient? (I won't tell?

Answer: After working in several Michelin stared restaurants ranked among the.​.​.​ Mike's Digest Top Stories For You What is your number 1 secret food ingredient? (I won't tell) Jordi Bross, B.A from Basque Culinary Center Written Sat After working in several Michelin stared restaurants ranked among the best in the world I can tell you theres one ingredient (maybe not ingredient but more of a preparation... Read More » What are some travel tips for staying safe in Mexico? Alejandra Muñoz Cravioto, Master's Degree Digital Communication & Media Production, Universidad de las Amé... Written Aug 21 Perhaps the best advice I can give to visitors is that in Mexico you'll be expected to look after your own safety. Many stunningly beautiful attractions, like Hierve el Agua... Read More » Why isn't the MG42 used by the modern US army? Kenneth Merchant, former Armor Officer at U.S. Army (1983-1992) Written Aug 19 The US Army was quite impressed with the MG42 when it was first encountered during World War 2. So much so that it contracted with an American firm to reverse-engineer the ... Read More » I think mathematicians have got it wrong with infinity. Infinity is infinity. One infinity cannot be larger than another infinity. What do you think? Danya Rose, Mathematician and general student of life, with a few years of Tai Chi Chuan. Written Aug 23 This question got me (as a mathematician) interested, so I checked out who posted the question: one Jim Dimmit, who claims to have been a lecturer at the University of Melb... Read More » Why couldn't Thanos stop Thor's ax? Alberto Alperpaşa Written Aug 19 Well, Thanos DID TRY. We saw purple lights thanks to the usage of the POWER STONE. Anything -including the Stormbreaker- or anyone -including Thor- being more powerful than a... Read More » Why is Intel not advancing anymore in computers (stuck in an i3-i5-i7 for the last 15 years)? Chris Novak, 40 years technology experience Updated May 30 Intel's i series processors have been advancing, but Intel is advancing them in a different direction. They've been shrinking them by reducing the traces (electric wires) i... Read More » How much has the Chinese economy been hurt until now during the 2018 trade war? Jamie Cawley, LIved in China 2012-2018, now Hong Kong Written Aug 22 The US accounts for 14% of Chinese exports. Tariffs have been put on something like half of them (so 7–8% of exports), excluding things like Apple computers, etc. The RMB ha... Read More » If Russia is weaker than America, what sparked the Cold War if America could defeat Russia? Anna Vinogradova, A Russian Israeli American Written Aug 20 The USSR (not Russia) being weaker than America is precisely what sparked the Cold War. If the USSR was substantially weaker, there would have undoubtedly been a very Hot Wa... Read More » Why do some tourists travel many hours to a new country only to spend most of the time in a luxurious hotel? Dmitry Kantz, Chief-in-Editor at Tour Operators Updated May 16 I'll try to explain one case. Every year about 4–5 millions of Russians go to Turkey in summer. All of them buy package tours and hotels with all inclusive. They spend the ... Read More » Why does mass create gravity? Viktor T. Toth, IT pro, part-time physicist Written Aug 22 That's a question that is ultimately best asked from priests or philosophers, not physicists. Physics tells you how mass creates gravity. Or rather, mass-energy, momentum, a... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.