Write an article based on this "Cover tins of condensed milk with water. Boil for at least two hours, adding water occasionally. Let cool."
article: Remove the labels from two unopened tins of condensed milk. Place them in a saucepan on their side to avoid rattling. Add room temperature water until there are at least two inches (5 cm) of water over the top of the tins. A typical tin of condensed milk contains 14 oz (1.75 cups / 400g). If using a different size, use enough cans to get at least 21 oz (2.6 cups / 600g). This will caramelise the condensed milk to make a soft, brown dulce de leche or "toffee". Check regularly and add more water as needed. If the cans are ever exposed to air, they can overheat and explode. Boil for at least two hours, and up to three if you want to guarantee a dark, rich caramel. Technically, the milk experiences a "Maillard reaction," not caramelization. An ordinary caramel sauce is not thick enough to use as a pie filling. Remove the cans with tongs and set aside away from heat. Let them cool to room temperature before opening, or the dulce de leche might squirt out messily.

Write an article based on this "Get 2 plastic bottles that are approximately 15floz (440ml). Let the maracas dry overnight. Add 3 more paper mache layers and let the maracas dry again. Decorate the maracas with paint."
article: Plastic water, milkshake, or soda bottles are great for making maracas. Empty the bottles and clean them out thoroughly with hot, soapy water before you use them. Make sure that they are completely dry before you begin filling them. 2 plastic bottles will make 2 maracas. Get more plastic bottles if you want to make extra maracas. Check that each bottle has a secure lid. Leave the maracas for at least 12 hours so that the paper mache has enough time to dry. Avoid touching the paper mache while it's drying. If it's very humid, the paper mache may take longer to dry. Repeat the process of adding extra paper mache layers over the maracas. Let the maracas dry overnight again and then check that the paper mache feels firm before you begin decorating. Once the paper mache has fully dried, pick your favorite colors of paint and decorate them however you see fit. Use multiple bright colors if you want your maracas to stand out, or stick to just 1 color for simple decoration. You can also paint patterns or pictures on the maracas if you prefer. Wait until the paint dries before you use the maracas. Feel free to decorate your maracas with other craft items too, such as plastic beads, buttons, ribbon, or washi tape.

Write an article based on this "Wear dark blue or purple clothing. Try clothing in warm hues like deep yellow or orange. Go for jewelry in warm colors. Wear complimentary glasses. Try complimentary scarves and hats."
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Try wearing clothing that is dark so your eyes stand out. Pick tops in dark blue or sweaters in dark purple. Wear dark jeans with a purple top. Opt for a dark purple dress. Denim in all shades is a good option for people with brown eyes. Brown is a fairly neutral color, so many different clothing colors will look good. Experiment with different shades until you find what works best! Go for a shades like marigold, crimson, and pumpkin for the most flattering look. Pick a sweater with a pattern that uses yellow or orange. Metallic hues like gold, bronze, and copper are also a good way to add warmth to your skin and compliment your brown eyes. Wear gold jewelry to compliment your brown eyes. Pick gold hoop earrings or a gold necklace. Try gold studs and a gold cuff or bracelet. Try wearing eyeglasses with dark frames so your brown eyes stand out. Opt for glasses with large frames so others can see your eyes, and their pretty brown color. Wear a scarf in dark tones to make your brown eyes stand out more. A scarf with a pattern in warm colors like yellow, orange, and red are also a good compliment to brown eyes. Hats that are brown or beige can also make your eyes pop. Try a wide brimmed hat made out of light brown straw or linen. Go for a baseball cap in yellow, orange, or red.