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Many people enjoy consuming honey in both their morning toast and evening milk. However, most honeys sold in stores contain impurities such as sugar syrup, syrups, and preservatives, which can negatively affect health.

Furthermore, those who adhere to a strictly vegan or plant-based lifestyle do not consume honey produced by bees. If you are looking for a completely pure, chemically free, and accessible alternative, you can make vegan honey that mimics the real thing using just three ingredients found in your kitchen, without involving bees. Its color, aroma, and taste will be very similar to bee honey.

Ingredients

The following components are needed for preparation: 1 cup of apple juice (fresh or boxed), 1 cup of sugar, 1 tablespoon of lemon juice. Optionally, you can use a chamomile tea bag or 2 cloves to give it an aroma similar to honey.

Step-by-step guide

First, place the apple juice and sugar in a clean saucepan or skillet. Then, turn on the heat to medium and stir constantly until the sugar is completely dissolved.

After the sugar is fully dissolved, add one tablespoon of lemon juice. The lemon juice acts to prevent the sugar from crystallizing and helps keep the honey thick and glossy for many years.

Next, reduce the heat to minimum and cook the mixture for 10–12 minutes. If you want to achieve an aroma as close as possible to real honey, add the chamomile tea bag or 2 cloves during cooking, and then remove them.

When the mixture turns light golden-brown and achieves a syrup consistency, viscous like a thread, turn off the heat. It is important to remember that the honey will become even thicker after cooling.

The finished vegan honey needs to cool down slightly, and then be poured into a clean glass jar. It can be stored for months even without refrigeration.

To better understand the journey of travelers, the publication Viagem e Turismo is inviting readers to participate in a quick survey. This survey aims to collect information about travelers' habits and preferences, including how they select destinations, how they organize their trips, and what they look for before starting the journey, as well as the role of the magazine itself in these decisions.

In recognition of participation, respondents will receive a benefit: three free months of GoRead, Abril's digital reading platform, which offers access to over 200 titles.

The survey has a specific and important objective: to assist in the elaboration of the next edition of the O Melhor de Viagem e Turismo award. This award traditionally honors the destinations, hotels, attractions, and experiences that make up travelers' dreams and best memories. In the new edition, the magazine wants the award to reflect the desires of its readership.

Among the collected answers, two will be used to elect the award winners: the most desired destinations both in Brazil and around the world.

Even if the house is large, a low ceiling can create the feeling that the room is too small and cramped. This problem is especially common in small apartments located in large cities. Many believe that the only solution is a major renovation to increase the ceiling height, but there are ways to achieve the desired effect without demolishing walls or making large financial investments.

If you feel that your room seems smaller because of a low ceiling, you can use several smart design tricks. Changing the appearance of the interior with these tricks allows you to create the illusion of a higher ceiling without destroying walls or expensive decoration.

1. Use light colors on the ceiling: Dark colors on the ceiling can visually narrow the space. For a low ceiling, it is recommended to choose light shades, such as white, milky, or cream. These colors scatter light better and make the upper part of the room feel more open. When the walls and ceiling are painted in light tones, the room appears more spacious.
2. Continue the wall color up to the ceiling: Instead of starting the ceiling color where the paint ends on the wall, you can continue this color a few inches higher. This reduces the visible boundary between the wall and the ceiling, making the room look visually taller.
3. Place curtains closer to the ceiling: Instead of installing a curtain rod directly above the window, place it closer to the ceiling and let the curtains hang to the floor. This creates a long vertical line that draws the eye upward and helps the ceiling appear higher.
4. Apply vertical design: Vertical lines on the walls contribute to a sense of greater height. This can be achieved by using thin wooden slats, vertical panels, stripes, or wallpaper with a vertical pattern.
5. Choose tall and narrow furniture: Instead of wide and bulky cabinets, it is better to use tall and slim bookshelves or chests of drawers. This frees up more floor space, and the eye naturally looks upward. It is important not to overload the shelves with too many items.
6. Direct light upwards: Instead of lighting directed only downwards, install wall sconces or floor lamps whose light is directed upwards. This will make the upper part of the ceiling brighter and more open.
7. Use tall floor lamps: Instead of wide and heavy lamps, prefer tall and slender floor lamps. Their tall shape adds a vertical element to the room and can be placed next to a sofa or armchair.
8. Avoid heavy pendant lights: A large chandelier or a long pendant light can make a low ceiling even lower. In such cases, flat fixtures mounted directly on the ceiling are a good choice. If you must hang a pendant light, choose a small and light design.
9. Place tall pictures: Instead of wide images, it is better to hang long, vertical paintings or photo frames. If you need to place several small frames, arrange them vertically one above the other. This will draw the eye upward.