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Award Winning Chili Recipe / How To Win A Chili Cookoff
I’m letting the cat out of the bag. Since I’m retiring from chili cookoffs, I decided to share my recipe for LEG UP CHILI. I show you my setup, give advice on chili theory, why you should use canned ingredients! BEANS!!!! Yes, chili has beans. (Visited 1088 times, 1 visits today)
$9 Burger VS $98 Burger
$9 Burger VS $98 Burger, expert Chef Frank and home cook Lorenzo are back, swapping their recipes and ingredients for your culinary viewing pleasure. We gave Lorenzo $98 worth of ingredients and Frank’s notebook to make the best burger he could (with an assist from food scientist Rose!) On the other side, Frank received $9 […]
20 Foods That Help You Lose Weight…
Here are 20 Foods That Help You Lose Weight, and its a GREAT video & a fantastic list of things you should be eating… BUT, always check with your Doctor before making any changes to your diet! (Visited 986 times, 1 visits today)
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Are Snickers Gluten Free?
People with a Gluten Intolerance or just individuals wanting to live a gluten free lifestyle still want to enjoy their favorite foods. One of the most popular snack foods is the Snickers candy bar. But are Snickers gluten free? According to the manufacturer the Snickers bar is gluten free. In fact, the website and packaging […]
Why is Eating Healthy is a Challenge?
It seems like everyone you talk to these days is trying to eat healthy, on a diet, or at least thinking about it. So why is it that the United States is the most overweight country in the world? Let’s take a look at some of the barriers that inhibit people from eating healthy. Time […]
Are Pineapples Good For You?
Pineapples are good for you because of the nutritional value they offer. In one large slice of fresh pineapple there is fiber, vitamin C, vitamin E and just about every vitamin B imaginable, from vitamin B1-B6. Pineapples contain a small dose of protein, carbs, zinc, phosphorous, calcium, iron and potassium and in just 100 grams […]
How Many Calories Are Burned Biking Per Mile?
Just how many calories are burned biking per mile? It depends on how fast and how hard you are working. A person who rides on a flat surface going 14-16 miles per hour will burn anywhere from 40-55 calories per mile. The number exhausted per mile caries based upon the persons weight, gender, height and fitness level. […]
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