Why Is Donald Trump’s Diet Coke Habit A Can of Worms? Know the Shocking Side Effects of Soda and Artificial Sweeteners
US President Donald Trump literally lives on 12 cans of diet cola beverage daily, along with the staples of McDonald's and Wendy’s. While it is a lot of soda to consume in one day, studies say the ...
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The Fried Ice Cream At This Homey Mexican Restaurant In Maine Is Out-Of-This-World Delicious
The fried ice cream at Miguel’s Mexican Restaurant in Bangor is a must-try treat that’s sure to wow your taste buds. Who ...
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20 things that scared '90s kids
The ‘90s was arguably the greatest decade in modern history. It was a glorious time, but there were moments that made it quite frightening, like the toilet from Look Who’s Talking Too or those ...
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‘Indian cuisine is a deep well, we don’t know its boundaries yet,’ says Michelin-star chef Garima Arora, at the launch of Banng
The cuisines of most countries have already been extensively explored. Indian cuisine, on the other hand, is like a deep well — even we, as Indians, don’t fully know its boundaries. It’s open to ...
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Who Actually Invented Deep-Fried Butter?
He entered an Elvis-themed food contest with a deep-fried peanut butter and jelly, banana, and bacon sandwich and won the Big Tex Choice Award. Two more wins followed for Fried Coke and Fried ...
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Coke boycott over Gaza boosts Japanese-owned Turkish cola
Bilal, who owns a snack bar in Istanbul, said he began stocking Cola Turka instead of Coca-Cola in 2024 because he "could not support a genocidal country." ...
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Coca-Cola brings back fan-favorite flavor — but only in some places: ‘Thank you, Coke Santa’
Some folks may be green with envy. Coca-Cola has brought back the Lime Coke flavor, which hasn’t been on store shelves for 18 years. The fizzy thirst quencher, which features a hint of green ...
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Deep Freeze Will Send Some US Temperatures Plunging
The worst of the deep freeze will be centered on the Ohio Valley and northern Missouri next week, according to Commodity Weather Group LLC. Cincinnati’s high is forecast to reach only 17F on Jan. 8.