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Happy National Escargot Day!
Zut alors! May 24 is National Escargot Day. Perhaps it's better to think of these guys in their French form as opposed to the English translation - snails. Land snails to be exact.
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Do's and don'ts of a baby-making diet
Couples hoping to have a baby should be watching what they eat. Click inside for food and drinks to eat and not eat on the 'baby-making diet.'
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Does coffee REALLY make you live longer?
That's what a new study suggests. But before you grab your mug and fight off the hordes stampeding to the break room, here are a few things you should consider.
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What to eat and drink when you exercise
"Diet and exercise" is a phrase that goes hand-in-hand with losing weight. But what you eat or drink before, during and after your workout is key to the weight loss process.
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USDA: Healthy food isn't more expensive
Previous studies have shown that eating junk food is cheaper than eating healthy food. But a USDA study says the way those researchers measured cost-effectiveness skewed the results.
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Research links coffee to longer life
A new study suggest you might live longer if you drink coffee, so we want to know - How do you drink your java?
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Junk health food is still junk food
What you think might be healthier versions of junk foods really are not.
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Celebrate national eat what you want day
You can have whatever you like - May 11 is National Eat What You Want Day!
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KC ranks among best U.S. burger cities
When you think great Kansas City cuisine, barbecue usually comes to mind, but the City of Fountains may be making a name for itself in other food groups.
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Foie gras laws cause flap with CA chefs
In California, the practice of force-feeding was banned more than 7 years ago, but producers of the delicacy were given a grace period during which they could come up with a more humane way to feed the birds.
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Group grants wish for Independence boy
A non-profit organization made a stop in Kansas City to make a wish come true for an area…
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KCPS approves sale of closed schools
Kansas City Public Schools approved the sale of several closed schools tonight.
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Valve test may interrupt water service
If you need a drink of water Wednesday night - that might be a problem, depending on …
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KCFD lags on ambulance response times
The goal is to respond to 90 percent of life-threatening emergencies in nine minutes or …
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