Orzo, a pasta made from durum wheat and semolina flour, is often mistaken for a grain due to its barley-like name. In Italy, orzo can refer to barley or the pasta itself, also known as risoni. The confusion extends to other languages, with orzo being called different names such as “barley noodle” in Turkish and “little barley” in Greek.
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Partially decomposed human hand found on grounds of Dublin primary school – The Irish Times
Gardaà discovered a severed decomposed human hand on a school grounds, possibly dropped by a bird, believed to belong to an adult and severed in recent months. CCTV footage showed the hand being dropped at the national school during midterm break, ruling out a connection to a recent incident involving a 12-year-old boy. The focus of the investigation is now on identifying the person through DNA testing and checking the missing person’s database, with a...
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