Frito Pie evolves from stadium snack to menu staple
Special to The Washington Post traces Frito Pie from school athletic game notoriety to restaurant menus. It outlines origins likely tied to Chili Company in 1952 with credits to Morris, and notes variations from Hill Country and Meats & Foods. Describes chips, chili, cheese, onions, crema, and jalapeno garnishes shaping the dish.
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Foraging safety and tea facts from 1904 iced tea rise
The note warns against risky foraging by avoiding brightly colored plants and urges identification with guides or locals. It adds tea facts noting iced tea’s global popularity, its U S origin in 1904, and regional consumption patterns. It also says high fructose corn syrup is no worse than sugar per CSPI.
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HELOISE Kitchen Tips On Freezer Food Safety
HOI LOISE addresses freezing leftovers after party cancellation with USDA advised shelf times for cooked poultry and meats. Readers suggested quick one pot meals and practical hints like freezing small portions of soup and vegetables for future use.
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