Flip a bundt cake upside down and put another on top of it, and you're halfway to a perfect pumpkin. A simple cake cone makes a nice stem—and a bit of black fondant is easily cut into the "carved" ...

Think beyond the pumpkin pie and pumpkin spice latte. Pumpkins offer so much more than just a seasonal flavor. You can make ...

Pumpkins are more than just pie and lattes - they're full of possibilities! You can make use of all the parts of a pumpkin, ...

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Pine pollen, which comes from male pine cones, is packed with nutrients. It’s a natural reservoir of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, contributing to overall health and well-being.

Various techniques are used to cross-date wood samples to assure accurate dating.” This Great Basin bristlecone pine, known as Methuselah, is nearly as old as Prometheus. Located in the White ...

Pine pollen is a yellow, powdery substance found in pine cones of certain pine tree species. Little is known about pine pollen nutritional value, and studies supporting any health claims are limited.