Monthly Archives: October 2009
Bluefin Endangerment
The giant bluefin tuna (or Northern bluefin tuna) is an Atlantic dweller that typically preys on small fish and invertebrates. They’re most obvious spawning grounds can be found in the Mediterranean and the Gulf of Mexico. How we best recognize … Continue reading
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Food FAIL
The following is a collection of images that, in my opinion, can be appropriately labeled FOOD FAIL. Bon Appétit!
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Ultimate Dieting Philosophy
This is my go-to scheme when I’m feeling the need to lose a few. It lets me eat anything I want and can justify it effortlessly. I diet between meals. I know. It’s great.
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Fruit Monopoly on Waffle Topping Market Usurped in Austin
Well, not really. In fact, not at all. BUT, I did learn something rather interesting recently from some friends and in articles and blog posts I’ve stumbled upon. There are strange culinary combinations a-plenty in the world of cooking, and … Continue reading
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The Tops Don’t Sting You
Chinese people eat a lot of things. Some things are questionable for environmental reasons, others, questionable in general. But jellyfish (海蜇), what with its eerily gangly appearance and somewhat mixed reputation (thousand-tentacle sea monster or strangely pretty ocean lamps) might … Continue reading
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