@nvrainna: NO BAKE STRAWBERRY CHEESECAKE 🍓✨ crumble 150g crushed biscuits 90g melted butter cheesecake mixture 500g cream cheese (room temp) 120g condensed milk 200g dairy whipping cream -mix the crushed biscuits with melted butter and set aside -whisk the cream cheese and condensed milk until smooth and fully combined -whip the whipping cream until fluffy then gently fold it into the cheesecake mixture -layer the crumble, cheesecake mixture and strawberry fillings. -chill for overnight before serving. #cheesecake #nobakecheesecake

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sedapnye klau gnti biscoff blh kan sis.biskut tu yg mcmane ye sis pkai
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sis ainna kalau susu tu tak nak manis nak kurangkan berapa ya?
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Awk pakai biskut apa sis
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In 1984, Jamie Lee Curtis was flipping through Rolling Stone magazine when one photograph made her stop. She pointed to a man she had never met and said something that sounded almost like a line from a movie: “I’m going to marry this man.” The man was Christopher Guest, pictured in his rock-star persona from Spinal Tap. Jamie didn’t know him. She had never spoken to him, had no connection to him, and had no idea what would happen next. It was simply a powerful instinct. She left her phone number with his agent and waited. Days went by, and nothing happened. Then the phone rang. Their first date felt surprisingly natural, almost as if they had known each other much longer. They talked easily, laughed, and immediately seemed to understand one another. Just two months later, Christopher proposed. Three months after that photograph appeared, they were married. While Hollywood was often chasing spectacle, Jamie and Christopher built something much quieter. Their relationship was private, intimate, and deeply real. Curtis had gone from scream queen to comedy icon, while Guest became known for his sharp, unconventional work, including Best in Show. Their marriage was built around respect, humor, irony, and a deep understanding of each other. During the filming of A Fish Called Wanda, Jamie was in London and feeling tired and lonely. Christopher got on a plane simply to have dinner with her. There were no cameras, no headlines, and no public display. He was just there for her. The next morning, he flew back. Together, they adopted two children, Annie and Thomas, and built a home centered on honesty, creativity, and a sense of normalcy, even as Christopher eventually became the 5th Baron Haden-Guest. Jamie once joked, “Being a baroness means nothing unless they give me a tiara.” But beneath the joke was something very simple: she had always preferred real life to fairy tales. Their marriage wasn't without difficult years. Jamie struggled with addiction, and Christopher stayed beside her through it. He didn't leave. He remained there, as he always had. “Chris is someone who never leaves,” Jamie once said. Christopher, who has always been more reserved, once described the difference between them in a simple way: “She sees everything in color. I think in sketches. She’s the one who fills them in.” Four decades after that photograph first caught Jamie's attention, she still says she wakes up grateful to see Christopher's face. Their story began with a picture in a magazine. Instinct made the first move, but it was something much deeper that kept them together: a quiet, steady love that lasted.

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