In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This will let the hummus thaw slowly and evenly, rather than the quick, uneven defrosting that would result from the use of a microwave. Giving your hummus time to thaw in the fridge will allow it soften slowly and to mostly retain its natural flavor and texture. Once the hummus has fully thawed, you'll need to stir it with a spoon in case the texture isn't even throughout. There may also still be some olive oil on top of the hummus. Due to the water in the hummus expanding when it freezes, you may notice that your hummus is slightly grainier after having been frozen. The taste and overall consistency of the hummus can also change as a result of having been frozen. The longer that you leave your hummus in the freezer, the more pronounced the changes in consistency and taste will become. If you find that the new taste of the thawed hummus is slightly disagreeable (or just not as pleasant as the taste prior to freezing), you can add new flavors with spices. Try sprinkling some paprika, cumin, or black pepper over the top of your hummus to add fresh flavor. You can also finely chop an onion, a bell pepper, or even a clove of garlic and add these flavorful ingredients to your thawed hummus. All of these spices will be available at your local grocery store. You can also check a health-food store or a shop that specializes in spices for more variety, and for fresher spices.
Summary: Place the frozen hummus in your refrigerator for 24 hours. Expect a slight change in taste and texture. Enhance the hummus' taste with spices.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The water needs to be hot, but not boiling, as this can damage the bladder. Mix the ingredients until they are well combined. For example, if your Camelbak bladder holds 2 liters (8.45 cups) of water, then mix cup (118.3 ml) of baking soda with 1 cups (354.8 ml) of water. You may also add cup (59.15 ml) of white vinegar to the solution. If you do, the vinegar will react with the baking soda, making the solution fizz. Wait until the solution stops fizzing before pouring it into the bladder. Then shake it for 30 seconds. Let the solution set for five minutes. If you added vinegar, open the main valve (away from your face) to let any built-up pressure escape. This will allow the solution to flow into the tube and mouthpiece. Lay the bladder on its back and let the solution set for 30 minutes. Pour the solution out after 30 minutes. Make sure the hose is facing away from your face when squeezing the bite valve. Use a scrub brush or a sponge to clean the bladder. For the tube, use a pipe cleaner-like scrub brush. Scrub away baking soda and other residue from the bladder and tube. You can buy scrub brushes from your local hardware store, or you can purchase the Camelback Cleaning Kit which includes brushes. Mix 3/4 teaspoon (3.7 ml) of mild soap with cup (177 ml) of water per liter volume. Pour the soap solution into the bladder and shake it for 30 seconds. Pinch the bite valve to let the solution flow into the tube. Pour out the solution. Thoroughly rinse the bladder until all traces of soap and the cleaning solution are gone. Drain as much water from the bladder as you can. This will make it easier to dry. Place the bladder and its parts upside down on a rack in your bathroom or kitchen. Or you can place it outside to dry, but do not place it in the sun. Use a Q-tip or another object to prop the bladder open so it can dry completely.
Summary: Mix cup (59.15 ml) of baking soda with cup (177 ml) of water per liter volume. Pour the solution into the bladder. Lift the bladder above your head and squeeze the bite valve. Scrub the bladder and tube with brushes. Rinse the bladder with a soapy solution. Rinse the bladder with warm water. Disassemble the parts and air dry.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The formula is A=lw{\displaystyle A=l imes w} where l{\displaystyle l} equals the length of the rectangle, and w{\displaystyle w} equals the width of the rectangle. Usually menus will only give you one measurement. You will have to contact the restaurant and ask if they will provide you with the length and width of the pizza. If it is a square pizza, the length and width will be the same. For example, you might want to find the value of a square 16-inch pizza. Both the length and the width will be 16 inches. Due to the commutative property of multiplication, It doesn't matter which dimension you use for the length and which you use for the width. For example, for a square 16-inch pizza, your formula will look like this: A=1616{\displaystyle A=16 imes 16}. This will give you the area of the pizza in square inches. For example:A=1616{\displaystyle A=16 imes 16}A=256{\displaystyle A=256}So, the area of a square 16-inch pizza is 256 square inches. This will give you the cost per square inch of the pizza. For example, if a pizza costs $32 and has an area of 256 square inches, you would calculate 32256=.125{\displaystyle 32\div 256=.125}. So, the cost per square inch of pizza is about .13, or 13 cents. The pizza with the lowest cost per square inch will have the best value. However, you should only compare similar types of pizzas when looking for the best value (for example, two veggie pizzas). A pizza with fewer toppings will cost less per square inch than a pizza with several toppings, but that doesn't necessarily make it the best value.
Summary:
Set up the formula for the area of a rectangle. Find out the length and width of the pizza. Plug the length and width of the pizza into the formula. Multiply the length and the width of the pizza. Divide the price of the pizza by the number of square inches. Compare the cost per square inch of different pizzas.