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'Farm Babe' vs 'Food Babe' In Lopsided US Health Influencer Battle
Michelle Miller stands in a field of corn, stalks stretching above her perfectly styled hair, holding a tiny microphone and addressing an audience online.
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Watch: 10 Iconic Restaurants in New York You Must Visit
Keens Steakhouse was established in 1885. It is said that that this century-old restaurant has served the likes of Teddy Roosevelt, Albert Einstein and George Herman "Babe" Ruth.
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The Yoga-Mat Chemical's Quiet Fast-Food Exit
In early 2014, a blogger known as Food Babe launched a petition pushing sandwich chain Subway to remove an obscure chemical also used in yoga mats from its bread.
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Food Babe: An Appetite for Controversy?
Its tough to argue with a crusade to help Americans eat better and to win more transparency from food companies, but Hari, with no training as a food scientist, nutritionist or chef, has managed to become a flash point.
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No More Artificial Flavors and Colours in Nestle Chocolates
No more artificial flavors and colors in Butterfinger, Babe Ruth or any Nestle chocolate candies in the United States, because Americans want them gone, the Swiss food giant said.
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'Farm Babe' vs 'Food Babe' In Lopsided US Health Influencer Battle
Michelle Miller stands in a field of corn, stalks stretching above her perfectly styled hair, holding a tiny microphone and addressing an audience online.
-
Watch: 10 Iconic Restaurants in New York You Must Visit
Keens Steakhouse was established in 1885. It is said that that this century-old restaurant has served the likes of Teddy Roosevelt, Albert Einstein and George Herman "Babe" Ruth.
-
The Yoga-Mat Chemical's Quiet Fast-Food Exit
In early 2014, a blogger known as Food Babe launched a petition pushing sandwich chain Subway to remove an obscure chemical also used in yoga mats from its bread.
-
Food Babe: An Appetite for Controversy?
Its tough to argue with a crusade to help Americans eat better and to win more transparency from food companies, but Hari, with no training as a food scientist, nutritionist or chef, has managed to become a flash point.
-
No More Artificial Flavors and Colours in Nestle Chocolates
No more artificial flavors and colors in Butterfinger, Babe Ruth or any Nestle chocolate candies in the United States, because Americans want them gone, the Swiss food giant said.
