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How Japan escaped Obesity while America got Fat
[…] Navigation: 00:00 – What I noticed when I moved to Japan 01:40 – Key #1 – CONVENIENCE 04:34 – Key #2 – Why Japanese people don’t like Sweet stuff 07:44 – Key #3 – Food Training 09:17 – Key … Continue reading
The Evolution of Fruits: From Wild to What’s in Your Fridge
[…] In this Stellar Eureka episode, we trace the incredible journey of 32 everyday fruits—from ancient Mesopotamia to tropical rainforests, sacred groves, and royal gardens. From bananas that went global to grapes that gave rise to wine, discover the real … Continue reading
Guys, I think I found a Pokémon…
Guys, I think I found a Pokémon… byu/flyhy20 ingardening
Why does the UK have colour-coded milk?
Go to https://www.groundnews.com/chrisspargo for a better way to stay informed. Subscribe for 40% off unlimited access to world-wide coverage through my link. Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/chrisspargo 0:00 Intro 0:48 Enter Milkman 2:32 A Milk Glass Half-Empty 4:37 Pour No More 9:16 The … Continue reading
How the Potato Conquered the World 🥔
n this video, let’s explore the complete history of potato—from its origins in the Andes to today after it has conquered the world! #Potato #History #GeoHistory ——– English translation & voiceover: Matthew Bates https://www.epicvoiceover.com/ […]
We Don’t Know Where Chocolate Comes From
Chocolate being one of the world’s most delicious foods, you’d think we would know everything about it. /Somebody/ domesticated wild cacao. It’s just… nobody really knows who, or when… or where. But if we want chocolate for the long haul, … Continue reading