Satirical food parable contrasts diet with temptation and health care
A humorous verse contrasts God's healthy foods with Satan’s fast food, tracing how vegetables, salads, and lean options give way to fried items, sugar, and oversized meals. It ends with health consequences as heart disease and bypass surgery appear, underscoring modern diet excess.
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Men increasingly take over grocery duties in US households
The article notes a rise in men becoming primary grocery shoppers as shopping shifts from women. It highlights examples like Danny Meyer and Judson Eakin, describes store layouts and marketing adapting to male shoppers, and cites data that men as primary shoppers rose from 14 percent in 1985 to a higher share by 2011.
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Food Life: memories of cookbooks and a well organized kitchen
A narrator describes moving through a kitchen filled with nostalgic items from family cooking. They discuss organizing habits, a new kitchen island, and a shelf of vintage cookbooks including 1958 Good Housekeeping volumes and The New England Cookbook from 1956.
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