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From ham mousse to horseradish salad, you won't believe what some of America's politicians enjoy eating
California Live’s Danielle Nottingham gets a lesson on bad food recipes courtesy of our country’s politicians from blogger Bennett Rea.
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Meet the inspiring chef behind the plant-based restaurant shaking up the soul food scene
California Live’s Amber Pfister heads to “Stuff I Eat” in Inglewood to try their delicious vegan soul food & other recipes. All of it, inspired by the powerhouse vegan chef extraordinaire & the restaurant’s co-owner, Babette Davis who credits her healthy lifestyle to not eating meat.
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This cooking camp teaches teens essential kitchen skills while exploring cuisines from around the world
California Live’s Amber Pfister visits The Gourmandise School in Santa Monica to get a sneak peek of their culinary classes designed specifically for teenagers to create authentic dishes from cuisines around the world. Plus, Amber learns how to make the perfect Thai Spring Roll!
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Customers dismayed at Logan Heights Walmart closing
Walmart announced it’s closing two of its locations in February, one in El Cajon and the other in the Logan Heights neighborhood.
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Shoppers react to local Walmart closures in San Diego County
People in one San Diego neighborhood are losing a grocery option.
Walmart announced it’s closing two of its locations next month.
One in El Cajon and the other in Logan Heights. NBC 7’s Shellye Leggett spoke to shoppers who are racing to clear the shelves. -
Pucker up! We're putting tastebuds to the test for ‘Sourest Day'
In honor of ‘Sourest Day,’ California Live contributor Paul Costabile hits the streets of West Hollywood with the new ‘Final Boss Sour’ gaming candy to see if Angelenos can correctly answer trivia while completing the 3 levels of the tongue-twisting .
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Nearly 84K cases of Kraft Singles American cheese recalled
The company says a manufacturing problem could cause plastic film to stick to the cheese.
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How to read a Nutrition Facts label
These labels are found on most pre-packaged food items in the United States. They’re loaded with important information that can be difficult to decipher. Here’s how to read one of these labels.
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Learn easy & yummy meal prep tricks to last you all week long
California Live’s Jessica Vilchis gets weekday meal prep inspiration from chef and cookbook author, Catherine McCord.
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Take the “labor” out of hosting your next Labor Day party
Entertaining Expert Paul Zahn shares fun & easy ways to host a Labor Day soiree with California Live’s Amber Pfister.
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7 foods to keep away from your dog
Along with chocolate, here are other foods you should avoid feeding your dog – as they can negatively affect their health.
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Tyson Foods closing 4 chicken processing plants in cost-cutting move
Tyson Foods Inc. announced that four plants in Arkansas, Indiana and Missouri will be closed as the company looks to lower costs.
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What 100-year-old menus reveal about global warming and how it's changing what we eat
A collection of 362 menus going back to the 1880s from Vancouver, Canada illuminates how our diets are tied to the environment.
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Sink your teeth into these fresh summer produce recipes
California Live contributor Blanche Shaheen shares a recipe using leftover treasures from her local farmer’s market.
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Wheat prices soar for a third day as Russia-Ukraine tensions stoke fears of major food crisis
Wheat prices rose for a third straight day on Thursday after Russia threatened to treat ships heading for Ukrainian ports as military cargo carriers.
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Walmart cuts price of Walmart+ for households that receive food stamps, other government aid
Walmart is trying to grow its Walmart+ membership base and has noticed more price sensitivity among shoppers.
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San Diego food banks still struggling to keep up with demand
Now, instead of serving as a source of emergency aid, food banks said they are becoming long-term sources for people facing food insecurity.
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From chips to memes: How Flamin' Hot Cheetos became a cultural icon for U.S. Latinos
The spicy snack has inspired songs, clothes and movies, but for some Latinos in the U.S., the chips hold a particularly special meaning.
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How Flamin' Hot Cheetos became a cultural icon for U.S. Latinos
From the moment it launched in the 1990s, the spicy snack did really well with the U.S. Hispanic consumer segment. But in recent years, Flamin’ Hot Cheetos has broken beyond grocery store aisles and become a cultural touchstone for some Latinos thanks to music, movies, social media and food.
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Recent report ranks San Diego No. 2 in country with highest inflation
A recent data report form the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics recently ranked San Diego the No. 2 city in the country with the highest inflation rate. Philip Watkinson is a husband and father to a family of five, but a provider to a middle-income family of three. “We’re a sharing family. We like to share our table with...