Cake Club first assignment inspires ice cream themed cake
The Cake Club’s initial challenge is a Peanut Buster Parfait inspired cake with hot fudge, Spanish peanuts and DQ soft serve. The missive notes the Clandestine Cake Club founded by Lynn Hill in 2010 in the U.K. and its secret, home baked gatherings for cake purists.
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Happy Hour
Scotland
Nikki
Cake Club
Lynn Hill
U.K
Hill
Clandestine
CCC
Fragmented humor and confessional tale from a chaotic day
A garbled, jokey narrative from Oberlin mixes a waking patient declaring affection with interruptions about Father O Malley IRS Ted Houlihan and a 92 year old man confessing dubious deeds to a priest. The piece blends odd dialogues and misheard lines in a collage style.
Cookbook author bends the rules of eating
Shea Crawley promotes a flexible 80/20 raw diet in her cookbook Practically Raw. She argues raw food blends with cooking, citing her Hashimoto’s diagnosis and a platform at almostvegancief.com as her culinary journey evolves.
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Shea Crawley
Vegan Heritage Press
Crawley
University of Kansas
Almostvegancief.com
Matthew Kenney Academy
Oklahoma City
How good is organic for you health wise
Stanford researchers conclude organic foods offer little health advantage beyond lower pesticide exposure within safety limits and similar nutrition to conventional produce. They note a higher risk of antibiotic resistant germs in nonorganic meats, while overall contamination rates remain similar.
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Crawley
Washington
Stanford University
Dena Bravata
Stanford
Bravata
Annals of Internal Medicine
Caroline Smith DeWaal
Center For Science
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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