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In 1853, George Crum spited a rude customer and invented the potato chip, creating America’s favourite snack |

A legendary tale of culinary rebellion in 1853 Saratoga Springs saw George Crum, a chef, invent the potato chip out of spite. What began as a prank, slicing potatoes paper-thin and over-salting them, unexpectedly delighted a picky diner. Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons In reality, there is a strange joy in stories of food wars, particularly…

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Tom Cruise’s fitness routine at 63: Decoding ‘Mission Impossible’ star’s 1,200 calorie ‘15 snack’ diet to stay stunt-ready |

Even in his 60s, Tom Cruise exemplifies peak fitness, tailored for high-octane action roles. His regimen marries the thrill of outdoor sports like paragliding and hiking with rigorous strength training and endurance exercises. Tom Cruise’s diet and workout routine have drawn attention for helping him stay ready for intense action scenes in his 60s. His…

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Kotak family office buys majority stake in US snack brand

MUMBAI: Kotak Mahindra Bank founder Uday Kotak‘s family office USK Capital has acquired a majority stake in Go Raw, a Chicago-based seed-centric snack brand, marking its first investment outside India and its debut in the consumer sector.The stake was acquired from Juggernaut Capital Partners, a middle-market private equity firm, and other early-stage investors. USK did…

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Fast food outlets at railway stations? Haldiram, WoW Momos & more —snack giants expect strong ROI, better growth

You might soon be able to grab your favourite bites from that one fast-food giant—right at your local railway station!Leading global and Indian restaurant and food chains have began approaching Indian Railways to seek clarity over the rules for setting up premium food and beverage outlets at railway stations. The fast food chains believe that…

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Neurologist breaks the peanut myth: Why this everyday snack can actually improve cholesterol

In a recent discussion, neurologist Dr. Sudhir Kumar sheds light on the positive impacts of peanuts for cardiovascular health. Consuming raw, unsalted peanuts in moderation can promote good cholesterol levels while reducing bad cholesterol, thanks to their healthy fats and plant sterols. It’s important to avoid alternatives that are salted, fried, or sugar-coated, as these…

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