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Breakfast. “The word is a portmanteau of ‘break’ and ‘fast’, referencing the end of the fast of the previous night; it is widely referred to as the most important meal of the day.” And for good...
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The Standard American Diet (SAD for short) has been linked to the explosion of obesity, heart disease, diabetes and even some forms of cancer. At the same time, many Americans are lacking in numerous...
View ArticleWise Traditions 2010 – The Politics of Food
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View ArticleAustin’s Best Food Event Monday and Tuesday
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View ArticleDining for Life
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