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  • $154,000 for a Truffle? Hong Kong Auction Sets New Record for White Alba Truffle A 908-gram white truffle fetched $154,000 at the 25th Alba White Truffle World Auction in Hong Kong, raising $385,000 total.
  • Haitian Airlines Passenger Jet Struck by Gunfire Amid Growing Gang Violence A Spirit Airlines flight to Haiti was shot at, highlighting the country's security crisis amid rising gang violence and political turmoil.
  • 144-Year-Old Chinese Restaurant Shaken by Rat Sighting in Kitchen A famous dim sum restaurant in China was investigated after a rat was spotted in the kitchen, sparking public outrage.
  • Brown vs. White Eggs: Is There Really a Difference? Brown and white eggs have similar nutrition; choose fresh eggs by checking for clean shells and performing a float test.
  • Four Cups Too Many? Study Links Excess Coffee to Higher Stroke Risk A study reveals high consumption of carbonated drinks, fruit beverages, and over four cups of coffee daily increases stroke risk.
  • Is Your Sweet Tooth Causing You More Harm Than Good? Here's What You Need to Know A diet high in sugary foods may increase the risk of developing diseases like type 2 diabetes and depression.
  • Eat These 6 Foods to Fight Dry Eyes and Keep Your Vision Sharp Boost eye health this autumn with carrots, tangerines, almonds, leafy greens, fatty fish, and eggs for hydration and protection.
  • 10 Popular Foods That Are Making You Look Older—Here's What to Avoid Avoid fruit juice, processed meats, fried foods, and sugar-free desserts to promote slow aging and maintain health.
  • Love Steak? Here’s Why You Should Add Asparagus Every Time When you order steak at a restaurant, you often receive a long green vegetable alongside the meat: asparagus. At
  • From Fries to Skincare? 9 Surprising Facts About Potatoes Potatoes are versatile and nutrient-rich, originating from the Andes, but sprouted ones can be toxic. They're great for skin packs!
  • Potato Storage Mistakes You’re Probably Making (and How to Fix Them) Potatoes, rich in nutrients, should be stored in breathable bags at 7-10°C, away from light and ethylene-producing fruits.
  • Best Chicken Parts for Weight Loss (and What to Avoid) Chicken parts vary in taste, calories, and nutrition. Breasts are lean, thighs rich in iron, while gizzards are low-calorie.
  • Is Kombucha the Healthiest Drink? Here's What You Need to Know Kombucha, a fermented tea, offers health benefits like weight loss and detoxification but should be consumed in moderation.
  • Stop Stashing These 6 Foods in Your Fridge – Here’s Why Avoid refrigerating these foods: potatoes, onions, garlic, mayonnaise, tomatoes, and coffee beans to maintain their quality.
  • 10 Healthy Cooking Oils You Need in Your Pantry Right Now Explore the health benefits of cooking oils: Olive, avocado, coconut, perilla, sesame, safflower, peanut, red palm, canola, and fish oil.
  • Trick or Treat: How Halloween Grew from Small Festivity to American Favorite Halloween is an annual festival celebrated worldwide on October 31. People dress up as ghosts, monsters, and various characters.
  • 6 Foods to Eat (and Avoid!) for Better Diabetes Management Managing diabetes requires choosing fiber-rich foods, healthy fats, and whole grains while avoiding sugary beverages and saturated fats.
  • 5 White Veggies You Should Add to Your Diet for a Health Boost Five white vegetables—potato, cauliflower, onion, mushroom, and garlic—offer unique health benefits and boost overall well-being.
  • Why Men Should Eat Oatmeal and Women Should Grab Avocados for Breakfast—Science Explains A recent study has highlighted how men and women benefit from different types of breakfasts for optimal energy and metabolic health.
  • The One Fruit Cleopatra Loved: Why Figs Are More Than Just a Sweet Treat Figs are nutritious, sweet fruits that can be enjoyed fresh or dried, offering various health benefits and culinary uses.
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