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Anthony Bourdain has a new Travel Channel show, 24-Hour Layovers. — Eater How long does baking soda really last? — KitchenDaily Get acquainted with the kati roll, India's famous street wrap. — Food Republic National restaurant performance has sunk for the first time in six months. — Wall Street Journal Check out the dramatic trailer for upcoming restaurant reality drama Famous Food. — Read more
Thanks to a new study, you can have at it with the olive oil. — Grub Street SF Weekend breakfast must make: Buddy Valastro's breakfast strata. — TLC Tricks to making anything taste Mexican. — KitchenDaily A sneak peek of The Office, Grant Achatz's secret invite-only VIP lounge. — Eater Chicago Things you never knew you could do with orange peels. — Gilt Taste Heidi Montag pitches a Read more
Toast to Earth Day with five eco-friendly cocktails. — Huffington Post Food Expect prices at McDonald's to go up very soon. — Bloomberg Five Guys and In-N-Out lead a better burger revolution. — NPR Meet Google Offers, the latest Groupon clone. — Eater Watch the likes of Heidi Montag open an eatery on VH1's Famous Food. — Slashfood Guess what? Table-to-farm is the new farm-to-table. Read more
One hundred and fifty of the best baby names for twins — The Stir The details on Kristin Cavallari's baby shower — Celebrity Baby Scoop Alanis Morissette isn't ready to give up breastfeeding quite yet — Celebrity Baby Blog Tips for keeping cool while pregnant this Summer — FitPregnancy Famous dads sound off on parenthood — Parenting Ten tips for getting better sleep while pregnant — Read more
I'm not much of a German food aficionado, but a few years ago, I read a New Yorker article about Germany's "king of cakes" that's been forged in my mind ever since. In the story, Mimi Sheraton embarks on a fervid quest for baumkuchen, a ringed, hollow cake that's made on a spit with layer after painstaking layer of batter, then iced with a coating of chocolate or sugar. Source: Flickr User Read more
Kate Moss left her London home on Saturday and headed out to the British countryside for a few days with friends. It was a long weekend in the UK in honor of a bank holiday. Kate reported to the Swan Pub near her home in Southrop later on in the afternoon. The Swan was where Kate and her now-husband Jamie Hince celebrated their rehearsal dinner ahead of their July 1 wedding last year. This time Read more
January Jones dressed up in a printed Mary Katrantzou look for a special screening of La Revolution Bleue in NYC last night. The film features artist Yves Klein and one of his famous paintings that will be auctioned off at an upcoming Christie's sale. The artwork has an expected sale price of more than $30 million, with the funds partly benefiting the Oceana charity that January's been involved Read more
Kentucky is perhaps best known for thoroughbred horse racing, mint juleps, and — lately — its national championship-winning college basketball team. But the state is quite a foodie haven with a rich culinary tradition. Thanks to the many ethnic influences on its cuisine, Kentuckians have developed a diverse array of foods over the last few centuries that make the state a worthy destination Read more
Bridging cultures with food: global culinary wedding traditions The Jolie-Pitts Galapagos vacation comes to an end 6 things to expect during a facial Famous women with alternative views on happily ever after Find the right pregnancy book for your personality A sweet Spring color combo to try out now: caramel + white Feathers, bones, and tree stumps: creative and unforgettable wedding Read more
Last week, we got into a heated discussion in our office pod at Sugar headquarters about the world's most polarizing foods. Kristy hates coconut, Kelly hates celery, and Camilla despises mayonnaise. While I'm sure each one of us has a grave hatred of some ingredient or another, it occurred to me that these three condemned foods all have something in common. They're famously controversial, all of Read more
