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Are you tired of seeing commercials on TV for fast food sandwiches that look gigantic, but when you actually buy one, it is a smaller, smushed down version? So were some New York consumers who sued Burger King alleging that their advertising depicts much larger burgers than they actually received.
That is our Mouse Print* story this week.
Since the days of Julia Child, cooking on a gas stove was a must. Now scientists say the emissions that come out even when the stove is off can be bad for your health, for your kids, and for the environment. Here are more details and why chefs and others are now recommending induction ranges.
Every year, the Environmental Working Group comes out with its list of produce with the highest levels of pesticide residue ("Dirty Dozen") and the lowest levels ("Clean 15"). Here is their 2022 report summary.
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