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Carbohydrates are one of the most essential macronutrients required by the human body. They provide the primary source of energy for the body and are critical in maintaining optimal health. Carbohydrates come in various forms, including simple and complex carbohydrates. Simple carbohydrates are found in fruits, vegetables, and sugar, while complex carbohydrates are found in […]
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From finishing monstrous meals in just a few minutes to eating the maximum number of foods to win the game to breaking world records of diving into weird meals, food championships are interesting and super addictive. Social media has left us hooked to these interesting food fights, but a bizarre food championship of eating Key […]
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U.S. President Joe Biden has signed an executive order to promote competition in the U.S. economy for the benefit of consumers. In remarks before signing the order Friday at the White House, Biden said the measure “commits the federal government to full and aggressive enforcement of our antitrust laws.” A major U.S. business group criticized […]
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Bakery giant Greggs is recalling one of its products over concerns it may contain small pieces of green glass. The vegetable bakes affected are sold in packs of two and only in Iceland stores. The Food Standards Agency said the possible presence of glass made the product unsafe to eat. It added that products sold […]
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Unless you prefer your turkey burnt to a crisp on the outside and frozen solid on the inside, you might want to think about thawing your bird sooner rather than later. Every year, the experts on the receiving end of the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line help to guide America’s home cooks toward a successful Thanksgiving feast. However, as one can […]
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Your Thanksgiving table may be smaller this year, but if it’s still full of squashes, corn pudding, turkey and cranberry sauce, thank Native Americans — those foods are indigenous. But that apple pie is international — apples are from Kazakhstan and the pie part is from England. It’s hard to define what “American food” is […]
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Apparently, America runs on Dunkin-stuffed turkey this year. Answering the rhetorical question — “What will they think of next?” — is the newest trending holiday feast: the TurDunkin’, a recipe involving turkey, doughnut holes and sprinkles from the innovative minds of students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The almost too-Boston recipe – that […]
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Groups gathered around America’s Thanksgiving tables will likely be much smaller this year, in an effort to reduce the risk of contracting or spreading COVID-19. But while traditions are tweaked for safety’s sake, the dinner itself doesn’t have to be any different — or taste any less delicious. For ambitious home chefs hoping to deep-fry a turkey, the National Fire […]
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“I used to take potatoes for granted,” reads the first line of the book, “Potato: A History of the Propitious Esculent.” Author John Reader corrects this mistake by delving into the potato’s rich history, one that dates back to the pre-Inca people of the Andes who first domesticated the potato around 8,000 years ago. Reader […]
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