INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Taurus's enjoy dressing up and love their dates to dress with class. When going out with a Taurus, put a little effort into your appearance. Break out your most fashionable attire to wow them. Even to somewhat casual events, go a little dressy. Instead of wearing jeans and a t-shirt to a bar, throw on a button-down shirt to blouse with dress pants. Astrologers think Tauruses have an appreciation for the arts. Therefore, plan dates at art museums. Instead of dinner and a movie on a Friday night, have dinner and then go to a local art show. A Taurus will appreciate this. Some believe Tauruses have a tendency to be homebodies. While a Taurus may occasionally appreciate a night on the town, they like to stay home a lot of nights. Plan dates that involve takeout and movies at home to please your Taurus. As Tauruses are believed to be stubborn, avoid switching plans at the last minute. When a Taurus makes a plan, they're unlikely to want to change it. Try to adhere to the agreed upon schedule to avoid angering a Taurus. However, sometimes Tauruses need a little help being pushed out of their comfort zone. It's okay to remind them being late and doing something spontaneous once in awhile is okay. In fact, this may endear you to a Taurus as you'll introduce more fun to their life. Some believe Tauruses tend to be a little traditional. Do not be surprised of a Taurus match wants to practice chivalry in the relationship. Allow a Taurus to do things like buy you flowers, open doors, and pay for dinner.

SUMMARY: Dress up for dates. Go to art museums. Be willing to stay in a lot. Try to stick to a game plan. Let them be chivalrous.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Cacao nibs have a unique bitter flavour, similar to dark chocolate, but with no added sugars. By sprinkling them on the top of baked goods, you will be able to taste the flavour of the nibs without being overwhelmed. The sweet flavour from the baked goods will soften the intensity. If you are making chocolate chip cookies, or banana nut muffins, try substituting the chocolate chips or nuts for cacao nibs. You could also try adding them to brittle instead of, or in addition to, nuts. Try using cacao nibs as an ice cream topping. The bitter taste of the cacao nibs will complement nicely with the sweet flavor of the ice cream. You can also combine with additional toppings, such as berries and nuts to make a tasty dessert. Candied cacao nibs are coated in a caramelized sugar. These treats can be a delicious stand alone snack, or you can try adding them to baked goods, such as truffles, brownies, and cakes. In order to make candied cacao nibs: Combine a cup (118 ml) of granulated sugar, 2 tablespoons of water, and 1 tablespoon of corn syrup in a small saucepan. Place the saucepan on the stove on medium heat and stir until the sugar dissolves. Bring the mixture to a boil and then insert a thermometer and continue to cook (without stirring) until the mixture reaches 330 F (165 C). Remove the pan from the heat and add 1 cup (237 ml) of cacao nibs. Once the nibs are thoroughly coated, add 1 tablespoon of unsalted butter. Then line a baking sheet with tinfoil and scoop the candied mixture onto the tinfoil. Spread out evenly across the baking sheet. Let the candied cacao cool at room temperature until it has hardened. Then you can break into bits and enjoy!

SUMMARY: Sprinkle them on baked goods before cooking. Substitute nuts or chocolate for cacao nibs. Add cacao nibs to ice cream. Try candied cacao nibs.

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INPUT ARTICLE: Article: An ingrown fingernail is a fingernail where one edge of the nail grows and curves into the soft skin around the sides of the finger. The resulting pressure causes redness, pain, swelling, and sometimes an infection. If ingrown fingernails get infected, there may be pus and the swelling may extend along the finger. The ingrown nail can grow into the soft skin on either the inner or outer corner of the nail. Ingrown fingernails are rarer than ingrown toenails; however, there are a few things that lead to them. Causes of ingrown fingernails include: Injury Nail biting Cutting the fingernails too short or unevenly Fungal infections Having curved or thickened fingernails, which may be due to genetics, but can be a problem in older people Most ingrown fingernails will heal with home or standard medical treatment. However, some infections may become severe. If your symptoms become severe, you should go to your doctor or the emergency room immediately. If your fingernail has pus, if the pain around an ingrown fingernail is getting worse, if the redness and tenderness spreads, if you cannot bend the finger at any of the joints, or if you have a fever, seek medical attention. You can try to prevent ingrown fingernails from occurring. Refrain from cutting your nails too short because this can lead to ingrown fingernails. You also should refrain from ripping or tearing your fingernails. File off any rough, uneven edges. Make sure to keep your hands and nails dry. Keep your nails clean. Keep a watch on your fingernails to look for signs of ingrown nails so you can catch one early.

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Recognize the symptoms of an ingrown fingernail. Learn the causes of ingrown fingernails. Monitor for worsening symptoms. Prevent ingrown fingernails.