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21 Of The Unhealthiest Fast Food Dipping Sauces - The Daily Meal
We see you crossing your fingers and hoping your favorite specialty sauce isn't on this list. We hate to break it to you, but it probably is.
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It's True: McDonald's Is Bringing Back The McRib - The Daily Meal
The iconic McRib sandwich, MCDonald's BBQ offering that's been sliding on and off the menu for decades, is confirmed to return later this fall.
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Why McDonald's Will Never Sell Onion Rings, According To A Former Chef - The Daily Meal
If you've ever pondered why it is that McDonald's doesn't sell onion rings, one of the chain's former chefs explains why they probably never will.
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Wendy's Barnyard Burger Is The Secret Menu Item Meat Lovers Will Adore - The Daily Meal
One of many meat-heavy options on the restaurant's secret menu, Wendy's Barnyard Burger combines protein from three different animals into one giant sandwich.
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13 Of The Unhealthiest Items At KFC - The Daily Meal
A KFC meal can be a nice occasional indulgence, but could be bad for your health to eat regularly. Here are a few of the most unhealthy items on their menu.
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The In-N-Out Secret Menu Hack That Delivers A Spicy Kick - The Daily Meal
Ordering secret menu items at your go-to fast food spot makes you feel like you know something others don't. Fans of spice will want to try this In-N-Out hack.
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Costco Japan's Shrimp Katsu Burger Has Us Drooling - The Daily Meal
Japanese fast food is wholesome and delicious, and the new shrimp katsu burger from Costco Japan is certainly no exception. It looks absolutely delectable.
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Chick-Fil-A Vs Popeyes: Who Really Won The Chicken Sandwich Wars? - The Daily Meal
Depending who you ask, it's a toss-up as to which brand should come away with the title - but fans on both sides are extremely loyal to their faves.
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The Lively Ingredient That Gives Chili A Major Flavor Boost - The Daily Meal
So you're looking for a different kind of ingredient to throw in your next batch of chili, eh. Well, coffee just might be what you're looking for. Seriously.
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The Parchment Paper Hack For Unbeatably Moist Chicken - The Daily Meal
A simple item that you likely already have in your pantry could mean the difference between dry, tough chicken breasts and a perfectly moist dish.
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What Exactly Is Ruby Chocolate And What Does It Taste Like? - The Daily Meal
You know milk, dark and white chocolate, but a new vibrant chocolate hit the market in 2017: Ruby. What exactly is ruby chocolate, and what does it taste like?
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When Should You Use A Wet Rub Vs A Dry Rub On Meat? - The Daily Meal
Dry and wet spice rubs can elevate the flavor of meats beyond what tried-and-true salt-and-pepper can achieve. Knowing when to use which is the key to success.
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For Luscious Scrambled Eggs, Mix In Some Cream Cheese - The Daily Meal
Mixing a little cream cheese into your morning eggs provides all the creaminess of a splash of milk, combined with a little extra body and flavor.
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What Exactly Is Egg Drop Soup And What Does It Taste Like? - The Daily Meal
Egg drop soup, sometimes called egg flower soup, is a staple dish on Chinese restaurant menus. But, what techniques and flavors define the classic soup?
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12 Mistakes You're Making When Storing Your Fruit - The Daily Meal
To enjoy a variety of fruits at their freshest, it's important to know how to store them the right way. Avoid these common fruit storage mistakes.
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When Your Caprese Salad Needs A Little Boost, Look To Grilled Eggplant - The Daily Meal
Caprese salad is a quick dish, but sometimes not so satisfying. Give yours a flavorful boost with some grilled eggplant for a heartier meal.
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16 Ways To Tell If You're Eating Cheap Sushi - The Daily Meal
Whether ordering sushi on the go or dining out at a fine restaurant, here are some easy tips to ensure your food is high-quality and safe to eat.
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What's The Most Expensive Cut Of Steak You Can Buy? - The Daily Meal
Generally, it's easy to tell if you're eating a cheap or an expensive steak. The most tender cuts, which often have the highest price tag, melt in your mouth.
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How Long Can Meat On Your Charcuterie Board Safely Sit Out? - The Daily Meal
If you've put together an incredible charcuterie board for a gathering, you should know how long it is safe to eat from. Here's what to know.
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The Freezer Hack That Will Help Get Your Kebabs On The Grill Way Faster - The Daily Meal
Grilled kebabs make for an enjoyable meal, but they can be a bit of a pain to prepare. Luckily, there's a freezer hack that will speed up the process.
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Turmeric Lattes, Ginger Soup and More Recipes for a Happier, Healthier You
Cook with these holistic ingredients like turmeric, cumin, ginger and more snappy spices to feel happier and healthier
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Healthy Desk Snacks To Get You Through the Workday
Skip the vending machines and opt for these nutritious, homemade snacks you can keep at your desk like nuts, dried fruit, hummus and more.
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Barbecue Ribs Vs Spaghetti: Which First Date Meal Is Worse, According To Our Readers - The Daily Meal
The Daily Meal posed a question to readers on Facebook, asking foodies, 'What's the worst food to order on a date: spaghetti or ribs?' Here are the results.
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Recipes - The Daily Meal
From breakfast to dinner, drinks, desserts, and more, our easy and delicious recipes are perfect for beginner and experienced chefs alike.
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15 Of The Unhealthiest Store-Bought Pastas - The Daily Meal
Not all pasta is equally nutritious. Before you start boiling your water, be sure to take a look at our list of 15 of the unhealthiest store-bought pastas.
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Bean, Beef, And Cheese Enchiladas Recipe - The Daily Meal
This beef, bean, and cheese enchiladas recipe is the ideal quick-fix for a busy weeknight dinner.
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Early indicators of dementia: 5 behaviour changes to look for after age 50
Dementia does not manifest solely as a memory problem. People with dementia can also experience issues with learning, comprehension and judgement, but they may also experience changes in behaviour.
theconversation.com
Family doctor shortage: Medical education reform can help address critical gaps, starting with a specialized program
Education has a role to play in addressing the shortage of family doctors. A new program is designed specifically for comprehensive, community-based family practice.
theconversation.com
Obesity is a dangerous disease that shares key features with cancer
Obesity is a disease that shares several characteristics with cancer, but does not get the same society-wide recognition of its disease status, so people with obesity are less likely to get treatment.
theconversation.com
Are seniors being pressured into retirement homes by lack of community services?
Publicly funded primary and home care should be accessible to all older adults, regardless of where they live.
theconversation.com
I placed my first wager when I was 10. I’ve gambled more than $1 million since. - Macleans.ca
A memoir of addiction, desperation and the dangers of sports betting
The Harder They Fall: Inside Canada’s gymnastics abuse scandal - Macleans.ca
Dave and Elizabeth Brubaker became top Canadian gymnastics coaches by pushing young girls to their limit. Their former athletes say the tough training was a cover for abuse.
Mississauga’s Laeticia Amihere is the next WNBA star - Macleans.ca
Basketball wasn’t Laeticia Amihere's original game plan, but she was too good not to become a champion
Maximum Flavor, Minimum Cleanup: 20 One-Pot (or Sheet Pan) Meals
From skillet casseroles to sheet pan pork chops, these recipes will fill you up (but keep your sink empty).
Retinoids work, wipes don’t: 21 things I’ve learned about skin care
What to spend your money on and what not to: Sali Hughes’s lessons from 33 years in the beauty industry
Should I worry about blue light?
Is the glow from phones, tablets, computers and other devices really bad for our health?
Cold water swimming helped my body and mind | Letter
Letter: Graeme Fife used to swim in the men’s pond on Hampstead Heath all year round. He says the trick is acclimatisation
The truth about wrinkles: what are they – and what do they really say about our skin?
The human face shows the most visible signs of ageing – from frown lines to crows’ feet. But some scientists suspect wrinkles could also be driving the ageing process
A moment that changed me: the sixth-form seizure that forced me to let go of stress for ever
My diagnosis meant I couldn’t drive, drink much or stay up late. A disaster for a 17-year-old. But it also showed me what was most important
Ozempic and similar drugs linked to gastrointestinal conditions: B.C. researchers
People using diabetes drugs such as Ozempic for weight loss are at higher risk of pancreatitis, bowel obstruction and stomach paralysis compared to those who use another medication approved specifically for obesity management, a University of British Columbia study suggests.
A senior who gave up waiting in an ER after 7 hours died an hour after she left. Her story is not uncommon in Canada
The number of Canadians who visit emergency departments across the country only to give up and leave before they receive any care has increased more than fivefold, according to new data collected by CTV News.
Dear Roxy: How is your brain health post-MMA?
Roxanne Modafferi is back to answer your most burning questions about MMA, the UFC, and life in general, 'Happy Warrior' style with her Dear Roxy column.
bloodyelbow.com
Mysterious paralysing 'illness' hospitalises 95 schoolgirls in Kenya
Government officials said 95 students from a school some 232 miles (374 kilometres) northwest of Nairobi, had been struck down.
Kenya: Mysterious illness hits over 90 Kenyan schoolgirls, suffer through a strange illness - World News
Over than 90 schoolgirls in a Kenya school have been hospitalised due to an illness that has swept through the institution. Kenyan Health Authorities say that the health crisis is currently under investigation as the students have been admitted to the hospital.
When it's OK to send food back to the kitchen—and when it's not, from an ex-restaurant manager
Regardless of the culinary faux pas, it can feel rude to send back food when you're at a restaurant. Here's the right way to do it.
How to Study More Effectively, No Matter What You’re Trying to Learn
The memorization hacks, note-taking skills, and mandatory brain breaks that will help you better retain information.
The Amazing Math Inside the Rubik’s Cube
Want to solve the puzzle? Then you have to know the numbers.
How to Properly Wash Fruits and Vegetables
Spoiler alert: You don’t need to buy that special produce spray.
Spicy noodles, miso eggplant, chickpea curry: Adam Liaw’s easy meat-free recipes
From the TV host and cookbook author comes a trio of dishes that are fast, flavourful and vegetarian-friendly
Humans Have Exceeded Six of the Nine Boundaries Keeping Earth Habitable
Scientists find we are “well outside the safe operating space for humanity” in a new study meant to assess the health of our planet
Clarissa Wei Knows All Too Well That Food Is Political
In her debut cookbook, ‘Made in Taiwan,’ the journalist uses recipes to tell the story of the island’s people, and take a stand on its sovereignty
eater.com
8 Surprising Reasons Why You’re Sneezing After Shower - Loo Academy
If you experience recurring or worsening sneezing fits after showering, it’s time to find out the reasons behind your sneezing and what you can do about it.
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Allergies
Allergies affect 1 in 5 Americans. Find info about allergy symptoms, causes, allergic reactions and treatments.
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AAFA Home Page
Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) is the nation’s oldest and leading asthma and allergy charity.
aafa.org
The 8 Best Knee Strengthening Exercises for Stronger, Healthier Joints
These easy exercises are perfect for your next at-home workout, according to experts.
‘Too Many Antioxidants Can Give You Cancer,’ and Other Facts About the Misunderstood Molecules
And free radicals aren’t always bad for you.
Healthier Home
AAFA along with Certification provides how to keep your home healthy with AAFA Certified Products
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Ozempic craze drives junk food stocks lower
The soaring popularity of weigh-loss injections that suppress appetite is threatening the business prospects of some of the biggest snack food makers, who saw their stock battered this week.
Hepatitis outbreak at Maine restaurant puts hundreds of diners at risk
An employee at Marco's Italian Restaurant in Lewiston, Maine, came to work several days last month while they were infected with Hepatitis A, the Maine CDC announced this week.
Can an app diagnose autism? Scientists think this one can.
Researchers at Duke University, in North Carolina, say the app - called SenseToKnow - can be downloaded onto iPhones and iPads from the app store.
Is porn addiction real? Here's how to tell if you have it
Around 200,000 Americans classify themselves as porn addicts, but the medical field still has not reached a consensus on whether the condition is an addiction at all.
Discrimination messes with an important part of your gut and brain
Researchers in California found showing pictures of unhealthy food to people who experienced more discrimination triggered a larger response in the reward region of their brains.
Eczema cream left a 31-year-old mom with oozing skin so pain
Kelsie Lorenz, 31, from Canada, was rubbing the steroid cream Elocon onto her skin on and off for two decades to help treat her condition. But she was left suffering from constant flare-ups.
Woman's allergy test lands her in the hospital after she almost dies
Ploy Ling, a 23-year-old engineer from Washington state, suffered a severe allergic reaction and was rushed to the hospital after a skin prick test showed she was essentially 'allergic to everything.'
I almost died during my allergy test — turns out I’m allergic to everything
“I had a moment where I thought I was going to die because I was shaking and was like, ‘this isn’t normal.'”
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Can We Blame the Mafia on Lemons?
Economists and historians are connecting the early rise of organized crime with Sicily’s citrus trade.
There Has Been Blood
The global thirst for palm oil has never been more ravenous. Caught between it and a multigenerational war on Thailand’s poor are the farmers of the Southern Peasants’ Federation, who simply want a piece of land to call their own.
Here’s Exactly How to Do a Squat (Plus Variations to Try)
From proper form to advanced options, here’s a complete guide to this functional exercise.
We’ve Hit Peak Beverage
“Affordable affluence.” “Permissible indulgence.” What happened to fun?
tastecooking.com
Know Yourself Better by Writing What Pops into Your Head
The exercise of writing down unfiltered thoughts enhances self-knowledge
www.scientificamerican.com
Psychology
News and research about Psychology, including commentary and archival articles published in Scientific American.
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‘Morning After’ Antibiotic Could Reduce STIs
Draft CDC guidelines recommend doxycycline for the prevention of sexually transmitted infections in some populations
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95 Percent of Penicillin Allergy Diagnoses Are Wrong. A New Test Could Help
A simplified penicillin allergy test could help reduce false positives, but doctors face challenges in using it
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Valley Fever Is a Growing Fungal Threat to Outdoor Workers
The disease hits farmworkers and outdoor laborers disproportionately hard
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The Father of Environmental Justice Exposes the Geography of Inequity
Robert D. Bullard reflects on the movement he helped to create
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Yewande Komolafe Explores the Many Flavors of Nigerian Food
‘My Everyday Lagos’ is an uncompromising guide to this diverse city's cuisine.
What Would You Eat in a Cold War Fallout Shelter?
Nuclear war readiness meant stocking the pantry and recipes for canned ham salad.
‘Made in Taiwan’ Is a Love Letter to the Island Nation
Clarissa Wei’s debut cookbook celebrates centuries of Taiwanese culture and foodways.
The Last Mustard Maker in Dijon
Nicolas Charvy is bringing a culinary art back to its ancestral home.
Doctor, 54, with colon cancer says he's happier with 6 months to live
Dr Daniel Bockmann, 54, a chiropractor in Texas, was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer in 2021. Now, the cancer has spread to his lungs, liver, and pancreas, and doctors give him six months to live.
How the God Complex of 4 Billionaires Could Destroy Society
Author Jonathan Taplin tells The New Abnormal how Peter Thiel, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk and Marc Andreessen are providing the tools to let fascism flourish.
www.thedailybeast.com
23andMe Customers’ Genetic Profiles Put Up for Sale by Hacker
The company confirmed that the data available for sale online was genuine.
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