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Huffington Post, 03.09.10 10:30 UTC

Cutting Meat and Switching Hands to Eat: It's the American Way, Though Not in Films or TV

On a recent trip to Germany, I was cutting my pizza with a knife and fork, and as I brought the food to my mouth, my friend German TV Star Andreas Stenschke said, "What are you doing?" He'd ...


Telegraph, 03.09.10 10:07 UTC

Giant hamburger cooked in Serbia

The attempt was part of a citywide annual meat festival known locally as Rostiljijada, or Barbecue Week. Leskovac, known for its rich culinary tradition, and situated some 155 miles south of the ...


Seattle Times, 03.09.10 10:07 UTC

China orders action to cool food prices

China has ordered local leaders to cool a surge in politically sensitive food prices by raising vegetable production amid rising tensions in poor countries over surging food costs.


guardian.co.uk, 03.09.10 08:52 UTC

Live chat: Peter Melchett kicks off Organic Fortnight

With Organic Fortnight starting today, join us at 1pm to discuss organic food, products and farming with Peter Melchett, policy director of the Soil Association


Belfast Telegraph, 03.09.10 08:50 UTC

Burger King swallowed up in whopper purchase

"I DIDN'T go in a Burger King," said Vincent Vega (John Travolta) to Jules (Samuel L Jackson) as they sped along in Quentin's Tarantino's cult movie Pulp Fiction talking about the cultural contrasts ...


Daily Mail, 03.09.10 08:04 UTC

Double hand transplant man  reveals he can already move his fingers a week after surgery

A burns victim who received a new pair of hands in a rare double transplant, has made his first appearance and said he can already wiggle his fingers. Richard Edwards, 55, who received his new body ...


New York Post, 03.09.10 04:39 UTC

Foodie fashionista

While most designers frantically hem, cut and sew ahead of Fashion Week, Jay Kos is getting ready to cook. The renegade men's wear designer -- who for years has packed his Park Avenue boutique with a ...


Daily Mail, 03.09.10 00:39 UTC

Motorway services losing £11million a year as drivers avoid expensive stop-offs

Motorway services are losing out on £11million a year in revenue because so many drivers believe they are too expensive, a study has found. Millions of motorists prefer to drive past the stop-offs ...


Huffington Post, 03.09.10 00:09 UTC

Dispatches From Pakistan

At a camp for flood victims in Rhojan, Pakistan, we meet a man named Humayan who is standing beneath his USAID-issued plastic tarpaulin with 16 family members on a 100-plus degree morning. He tells ...


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