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Bark Busters Offers Dog-Friendly Tips to Keep the Holiday Season Fun and Safe for Your Dog
"In planning for this season's holiday festivities, it is important to keep your pets in mind.
5 hrs ago | Fayetteville Flyer
Bliss Cupcake Cafe opens today, Nov. 19
Back in September, we wrote about a new cupcake restaurant that was coming to Fayetteville.
10 hrs ago | Metromix Honolulu
Kai Market buffet a treat for the senses
I could list all the dishes on the dinner menu the night I visited the Sheraton Waikiki's three-month-old Kai Market, billed as a farm-to-table buffet.
14 hrs ago | Star Tribune
Mother Nature makes mincemeat of pumpkins
The holidays may not be so sweet this year. Nestl -- which sells nearly all the canned pumpkin in the United States -- says poor weather hurt its harvest, creating a potential shortage of its Libby's pumpkin pie products through the holidays.
18 hrs ago | Asbury Park Press
Rain may put pumpkin pie in peril, Nestle says
The holidays may not be so sweet this year. Nestle - which sells nearly all the canned pumpkin in the U.S. - says poor weather hurt its harvest, creating a potential shortage of its Libby's pumpkin pie products through the holidays.
23 hrs ago | Oxford Mail
Staff cook up surprise for chef Blanc's 60th
QUELLE surprise! Top chef Raymond Blanc, above, celebrated his 60th birthday today with a special cake.
Husband escapes endless cake nightmare
A husband in China has left his wife after she forced him to eat cake for every meal.
Holiday Shopping Notebook: Holiday Gimmicks
In this Jan. 10, 2008 file photo, a variety of retail gift cards are seen on a kiosk at a... FILE - In this Jan.
The not-so-sweet truth about sugar
Americans on average eat and drink about 22 teaspoons of sugar daily, which is almost three to four times more than the daily recommendations.
Don't baptize a cat, and other advice from children
After writing two emotional books about cancer and a girl who survived horrific accidents, author Sally Collings needed a break, so she asked children for their advice.
To eat or not to eat? Mental budgets help control consumption
If you feel like you're in a losing battle with a triple-chocolate cake, a "mental budget" can help, according to a new study in the Journal of Consumer Research .
Liane Faulder: A cure for the 'Oh, what do I make' blues
Here she's making fajitas with her 13-year-old son, Harrison. Photograph by: Bruce Edwards, The Journal, Edmonton Journal Maybe it's just me.
Bake goods give warm comfort in cold weather
Colder weather is an invitation to turn the oven on and start baking. Here are just a few recent cookbooks on cakes, cookies and pies.
Cut out the crust for a healthier pie
At most Thanksgiving dinners, a selection of pies is almost as traditional as the turkey.
How to juggle all those Thanksgiving pies
Thanksgiving dessert is spelled P-I-E. It wouldn't be right to have Thanksgiving dinner without pies in pumpkin and pecan.
A bacon-topped potato, in a pretzel
These pretzels bake up soft and chewy, combining the best attributes of freshly baked bread with the wonderful flavors of a bacon-and-chive-topped baked potato.
Pumpkin pie gets a personal, chocolatey makeover
An extra-dark gingerbread crust and dark chocolate glaze make these miniature pumpkin tarts a rich rethinking of the classic Thanksgiving dessert.
Food fight? Not if you plan your Thanksgiving the right way
My relationship with Thanksgiving didn't start off with the right foot. One day in early November of 2006 I announced that I would host the turkey dinner, invited my parents and friends over and flipped through the holiday issues of Bon Appetit and Cooking Light magazines.
Family behind Ferrero Rocher linked to deal with Cadbury
Trays at the ambassador's reception may soon be piled high with Creme Eggs if 'friendly alliance' goes ahead The ambassador's receptions, with trays piled with immaculate pyramids of Ferrero Rocher, are "noted in society for their exquisite taste", or so the cheesy 1990s adverts used to say.
Hiccups That Bother Big Bang Machine
The Sept. 19, 2008, failure of the Large Hadron Collider is costing 40 million Swiss francs to fix and it set back experiments for more than a year.
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