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In terms of total production tonnages used for food, it is currently second to rice as the main human food crop and ahead of maize, after allowing for maize's more extensive use in animal feeds. Wheat wa... ( continue on Wikipedia ) --- Vincent van Gogh in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence: The Wheat Field. --- And please, do find out that wheat flour is not at all as good for your health as they are trying to convince you. With all that starch and gluten etc. ... Starch is good as glue for wall carpets. OK, I also consume a lot of gluten in seitan ***, ... search, search ... Combination of wheat based (and processed) food and dairy products, especially UHT milk (a pure dead chemical) is the main and the best mixture in Nutricide project. --- *** From Google Dictionary: sei·tan Noun /ˈsāˌtan/ A high-protein vegetarian food made from cooked wheat gluten Web definitions Wheat gluten, also called seitan , wheat meat, Mock Duck, gluten meat, or simply gluten, is a food made from the gluten of wheat. 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5-Star Hotel in Vipava
It’s time. No more meh motels and so-so stays. This vacation it’s all about living it up, and that starts with a great hotel. You want first-class service and award-winning restaurants. Well, let us introduce you to a 5-star hotel in Vipava.
So nice you’ll blink twice
What makes a hotel worthy of supreme star-age? For starters, the service has to be top-notch and personalized. These hotels often have 24-hour room service, a welcome gift upon your arrival, and help you with your bags—even if you travel light.
Are they nicer? Heck yeah, they are! Most 5-star hotels have jaw-dropping aesthetics that give an authentic feel of class. And we’re not talking about that faux-gold soap dish your Aunt Tilda puts out for the guests—it’s the real deal.
Stars in your eyes
Are 5-stars hotels worth it? If you like the finer things in life, then yes, they sure are. But we also know you’re the type that likes to get your caviar on a fish stick budget. We’re right there with you, and that is why we make it easy to find the best 5-star hotel in Vipava for you. Sort by:
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Top Attractions in Vipava
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