Articles in the Food for Thought Category
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In the days of Napoleon coffee, as drunk by the French, was considered to be the best there was by the connoisseurs. Cast iron coffee roasters and wooden coffee grinders were de rigueur in all …
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When food is prepared in a kitchen not renowned for hygiene or plastered with so many herbs & spices that the nose becomes confused there is no taste. Without exception we find this type of …
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Much has been written about the dilemma of the speed of life and yet we aren’t able to slow down enough to live it. There has never been a time when money wasn’t scarce, it’s …
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Brazilian air force aircraft searching the Atlantic Ocean for a missing Air France flight that had been carrying 228 people ….. found debris from a plane, an air force spokesman said today. The “small remains” …
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Instant coffee was first created 1901 by Satori Kato, a Japanese American scientist, who lived in Chicago at the time. He introduced the powdered substance in Buffalo, New York, at the Pan-American Exposition. Five years …
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Barak Obama has recently backed Sonia Sotomayor to be the first Hispanic in the history of the United States of America to be come a Supreme Court judge. The event wasn’t given as much publicity …
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“They have been described as the most ruthless terrorists on US soil since 9/11, but of the four men arrested in New York, one says he was on drugs and another that he is illiterate…..in …
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When we give someone a complicated recipe, we usually provide exact details to assist them in preparing it correctly. We include notes to ensure they don’t make the same mistakes that we did when we …
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How often do we condemn something of which we bear no knowledge? Swayed by what our friends and peers have to say, we’ve lost the ability think for ourselves and make our own decisions, even …
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I’ve often wondered about the holy trinity and about it’s importance. It’s so much part of our lives that we rarely take a moment to think about it at all and I’ve never met anyone …

