Eat to the Beat Concert Series returns to the 2024 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival at Walt Disney World. This post covers the 2024 lineup of bands and musicians, whether the dining package is worth the money, dates of the performances, and everything else you need to k...
The most recent study to support this idea was published this summer in the “Journal of Nutrition”. Data from the study came from broad questionnaires that explore the links between lifestyle, diet and disease. Researchers found that participants who ate three meals a day and snacked between ...
actions we take on Earth Day (and every day) to live more sustainably and prevent food waste are even more important. It will take everyone’s efforts to reduce greenhouse gases and reduce climate change, pollution, and improve environmental literacy. Saving the planet shouldn’t be political b...
I can’t speak for every disease, but cystic fibrosis is often horrifying and/or disgusting. There’s not a lot of money in talking about that—I’ve got the traffic numbers to prove it—but the only thing we gain in the denial of the human body is anxiety and the ability for compan...
Add the butter to the sugar and beat with an electric mixer until light and fluffy. Add egg and beat well, then sour cream and vanilla. Put flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt into a sifter and sift half of dry ingredients over batter. Mix until combined. Sift remaining dry ingr...
As Japan’s…wait no…the world’s largest and most populated metropolis, Tokyo has a lot to offer but hands the main attractions are the restaurants and the main activity is eating. It’s no surprise that the city is renowned as an eating capital especially with the 230 restaurants that ...
2. What does the man plan to do?A. Buy a gift. B. Visit a friend . C. Have some coffee. 3. Why does the woman phone up?A. To ask for a morning call. B. To pay for the room service. C. To searc h for an art museum. 4. When will the football game start?A. At 6...
These are the aggressive little buggers, native to North America, that were imported from Sweden in the 1970’s to supply the Scandinavian food market. They then went on to disease-up our native crayfish, wreak havoc on riverbanks and stuff their faces with our fish and their eggs. They ...
Our farm has tried to take on a whole system approach – one that looks at every living being on our farm and asks, “how can this creature be useful to our farm?” SW: How do you approach pest/disease management on your farm? HM: As an organic farm, we use an approach to pests...
It goes without saying but I’m saying it anyhow: since a chunk of the world does not have access to care like we do in the West, it is irresponsible to travel and not be aware of how you can transmit disease in the process. With spots that have limited access to medical care, ...