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'Fat' Cook Gives Up Fight To Stay In New Zealand
An obese South African chef declared too fat to live in New Zealand has given up the immigration battle to return home, reports said on Friday.
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Jamie Oliver calls for crackdown on junk food being sold near schools
Chef says outlets being allowed to sell fast food close to schools is in conflict with the investment in food educationCampaigning chef Jamie Oliver has demanded a crackdown on the "crazy" policy of fast food premises opening near schools, as part of...
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Now, Count the Calories in Your Food Before You Eat
The New York health department has launched a free mobile app to help cooks calculate how many calories are in the food they prepare and find ways to reduce the calorie counts.Restaurant chefs or home cooks can enter the ingredients and number of servings...
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Move to make Thai food healthier
It's not just people from Thailand who enjoy Thai food - it's hugely popular all around the world. But many dishes are surprisingly fattening and with 35 per cent of Thais overweight or obese there's a move towards healthier versions of traditional favourites.20 per cent of Thais suffer from hypertension and nearly 10 per cent over 35 have diabetes...
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'Fat' Cook Gives Up Fight To Stay In New Zealand
An obese South African chef declared too fat to live in New Zealand has given up the immigration battle to return home, reports said on Friday.
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Jamie Oliver calls for crackdown on junk food being sold near schools
Chef says outlets being allowed to sell fast food close to schools is in conflict with the investment in food educationCampaigning chef Jamie Oliver has demanded a crackdown on the "crazy" policy of fast food premises opening near schools, as part of...
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Now, Count the Calories in Your Food Before You Eat
The New York health department has launched a free mobile app to help cooks calculate how many calories are in the food they prepare and find ways to reduce the calorie counts.Restaurant chefs or home cooks can enter the ingredients and number of servings...
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Move to make Thai food healthier
It's not just people from Thailand who enjoy Thai food - it's hugely popular all around the world. But many dishes are surprisingly fattening and with 35 per cent of Thais overweight or obese there's a move towards healthier versions of traditional favourites.20 per cent of Thais suffer from hypertension and nearly 10 per cent over 35 have diabetes...
