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If students were asked by their teacher about the definition of "infographic", they normally wouldn't need much time to come up with a straightforward answer (of course, after getting over the confusion of hearing such an unusual request). A student chosen at random could answer: "they are graphics which contain information". And it is true, partly...  But it is so much more than that. I mean, there is a whole Wikipedia article about it.  Welcome to the entry of your dreams, the most exciting, breathtaking and appealing (yes, all at once) piece of information you may ever find: an entry about everyone's favourite kind of chart, the infographic.  First of all, I am sure that you cannot wait to read the standard dictionary definition:  a visual representation of information or data, e.g. as a chart or diagram.  Others may explain, in different words, a similar thing: " a collection of imagery, charts, and minimal text that gives an e asy-to-understand ove...

     Good morning, dear readers! I hope you are having an amazing Monday, and welcome to this new blog entry about... MINIPIZZAS! I personally think they are a great recipe to carry for a picnic, as they are small and easy to make a pile of and, of course, to make. It is also quite cheap! In order to cook some delicious minipizzas, all you need is some patience and the following ingredients:  MINIPIZZAS FOR 4-5 PEOPLE For the dough:  -250 ml of warm water (it helps activate the yeast, along with the sugar) -A spoon of Active Dry Yeast -5g of sugar -1+1/2 spoon of olive oil  -500 g of flour  -5g of salt For building  up the minipizzas:  -Grated cheese (you can buy a bag at the supermarket, or just take any cheese and grate it by yourself with the aid of a hand grater).  -Tomato sauce -Any toppings you like (pepperoni, salami, bacon, tuna, mushrooms, some chopped olives...).  -A bit of oregano (it gives a really nice touch) You can ma...

Happy Sunday! Today I wanted to share my pancake recipe to you, because I love making them for breakfast on Sundays and they are really quick, easy and fun to make.      In order to get my secret formula, I first got insipired by a nutrition book in Spanish called Comida que sana , which I have in my kitchen for looking up different ways of making meals. Its recipe for pancakes is very similar to mine, but there are some ingredients that I choose not to use and instead I replace them with other ones.       Here are the ingredients: - 225 g of spelt wheat flour or buckwheat flour (this last kind of flour is gluten-free, very rich in fibre and in vitamins and minerals. It is also linked to several health benefits, including improved blood sugar control and heart health). - 1 teaspoon of cinnamon powder - 1 teaspoon of baking powder - 275 ml of soy milk (or oat milk)  - 1 egg (medium or large)  - A pinch of salt   ...