I've been drinking green tea for almost a year. You must have seen green tea everywhere lately, it's so trendy, but why it is so fucking awesome, you ask? Besides it's great taste, it has many potential health benefits, such as anti-cancer properties, increased metabolic rate, reduced LDL cholesterol, it's a natural immune system booster, it even inhibits bad breathe, and MANY others: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potential_effects_of_tea_on_health

I have around 4 cups of green tea per day, I usually drink it after every meal. Except at night, because it still has low amounts of caffeine (around 1/4 of a normal cafe cup), so it won't fuck me up.

Overall, it's a cheap, healthy product that everyone should try. ​

Quinoa is a seed, that is usually eaten as a cereal, although its not a cereal. It has a nutty flavour, and it's quite delicious. Why I recommend it? It tastes great, you can prepare many dishes with it, and its quite nutrious. It has a complete protein, which is rare in veggies, and it's a good source of fiber and other minerals, it's rich in complex carbs and even has traces of good fat.

Again, it's really cheap.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quinoa

Milk protein is divided in casein and WHEY. Whey Protein has the highest Biological Value (BV) of any known protein, this is why it is used by athletes and bodybuilders. If you're working out, it is advisable to have some whey alongside some fast digesting sugar, such as dextrose or maltrodextrin. The brand I take and is highly recommendable for its taste and price, is Optimum  Nutrition 100% Whey Protein, Rocky Road falvor is simply awesome.

http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/opt/whey.html

Who doesn't loves coffee? It's amazing. A coffee grinder is mandatory for getting the perfect cup of coffee. However, it has some other uses besides well, grinding coffee seeds. I use my coffee grinder to grind some other seeds I use, like chia and flax seeds, and it just cost me around $20USD. Coffee Grinders = awesome.

http://coffeetea.about.com/od/grinding/tp/grinders.htm

These should be the fucking law. Cooking with these things is awesome, and cleaning them is so easy. Why are they so great? Because almost nothing gets sticked onto its surface. Again, they're cheap and durable, if they're taken care properly. My set cost me only $35.

Frozen berries, for some strange reason, are cheaper than fresh berries. But not only that, frozen vegetables and fruits are packed the same day they're cut, and they keep their properties for loner periods of time. Preparing awesome smoothies is so easy with them, btw. ;) Lastly, most berries are high in fiber and antioxidants, and who doesn't loves berries? ^_^

It has 5 blades, and it's like... morbidly durable. One razor lasts for around 1 month, and you just shave so quickly and awesome. Yeah, try it out. It also has a one blade-trimmer, which is useful for sidebrows and such. I don't know any other shaving razor like this one.

CHAIRS


Probably the earliest and most replicated design of all of man's sitting devices, the chair has entertained and comforted people who like to sit for thousands of years. Generally I think they are very useful and I am altogether pleased with the design. Some legs, a place for the butt, and usually a backrest of somekind. What's not to like?

One of the oldest and most famous chairs we have discovered is the Throne of Minos at the Palace at Knossos. Unearthed by Britsh archaeologist Arthur Evans in 1908, the labrynthine palace of the ancient Cretian civlization legitimated legends of a giant maze, wherein it was said hid the Minotaur, the half-bull son on Minos' wife. Theseus defeated the Minotaur and found his way out of the maze by tying a yarn to his belt. He was one clever fellow.


All in all, I am a really big fan of the chair, and I highly reccomend it! If you're not sitting in a chair right now, you should go out and GET ONE (or be creative and make one yourself!).