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The Scrambled Pancake Trend Proves You Shouldn't Always Trust TikTok
Mashed via Yahoo News· 17 hours agoThe phrase "scrambled pancakes" probably doesn't strike you as very appetizing, and TikTok seems to...
Days, months and years alcohol shaves off your life
Daily Mail· 17 hours agoThis may seem like a larger number than expected, given Dr Stockwell's relatively moderate conclusions about the impact of alcohol on life expectancy....
The Origin Story Behind America's First Taco Truck
Tasting Table via Yahoo News· 17 hours agoA few decades later, when car culture consumed Los Angeles (a major hub for Mexican immigrants), the loncheros took to the road and sold lunches at...
Asda issues urgent warning to shoppers over bags of crisps due to allergy fears
Teesside Live via Yahoo News UK· 20 hours agoAsda has issued a warning to shoppers over packets of crisps due to allergy fears. The affected...
Asda recalls popular crisps over allergy fears
Grimsby Live via Yahoo News UK· 20 hours agoCompany Action: Asda is recalling the above product from customers and has issued a point-of-sale notice to its customers, clarifying why the product is...
Should You Be Taking Lion's Mane Mushrooms for Your Health?
CNET· 21 hours agoLion's mane mushrooms are a good example as eating them can improve your heart, gut and brain...
After a promising start, one of Hilton Head's famous owls found dead. What went wrong?
The Post and Courier· 23 hours ago"Everyday I listen to the owls on our Raptor CAM," Storey said. Storey said that extremely high...
Q and A: Why this microbiologist is warning people not to ingest some food dyes
CBC via Yahoo News UK· 23 hours agoApicius, the first-century Roman foodie, is said to have coined the phrase: "we eat first with our...
Aldi, Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's, Iceland and Waitrose warnings as shoppers urged 'do not eat'
Liverpool Echo via Yahoo News UK· 1 day agoA number of supermarket goods from Tesco, Waitrose and more have seen recall notices issues...
American sweets sold on British High Streets have banned ingredients
Daily Mail· 1 day agoThe International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified it as a Group 2B carcinogen that...
