Fried Chicken Sandwiches at Home




Fried Chicken Sandwiches at Home. Make a sandwich like Chick-fil-A's at home, Some may not agree with the chain's social stance, but that doesn't require giving up the food.

Chick-fil-A Alternative: DIY Fried Chicken Sandwiches at Home. Chick-fil-A fans have been tearfully vowing to stop eating at the fast food chain since the privately owned company's president, Dan Cathy, told a religious newspaper that he and his company are against gay marriage.

"Guilty as charged," Cathy said. "We are very much supportive of the family--the biblical definition of the family unit. We are a family-owned business, a family-led business, and we are married to our first wives. We give God thanks for that."

"We know that it might not be popular with everyone," he added, "but thank the Lord, we live in a country where we can share our values and operate on biblical principles."


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On your Marks set Bake




On your Marks set Bake, but don't just stop at baking - we've got healthy fruit sticks and a refreshing take on a classic British drink too.



Olympic-inspired party recipes. With the London 2012 Olympics almost upon us, why not celebrate by making one of these Games-inspired party treats?

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The worst healthy Fast Food Kid's Meals




The worst 'healthy' fast-food kid's meals. A cheeseburger Happy Meal with apple slices has more sodium than 10 orders of kid's fries.

Wake-up call to parents: Worst fast food kids' meals that will surprise you. Let's face it: we all love fast food kids' meals. Kids love them for the toys and packaging; parents love them because they're easy and convenient. Plus, when they include apples and cheese, they have some nutritional value, right?

Well, not exactly, according to the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine. According to PCRM, the meals are loaded with sugar and sodium, and really offer very little nutritional value. 

They've come out with a list of the 5 worst "healthy" fast food kids' meals. See if some of your favorites are on the list, but remember, the best advice…everything in moderation.

The Committee says that certain fast food kids' meals marketed as "healthy" are anything but. "Frankly, passing off these meals as 'healthy' ought to be a crime at a time when 16.9 million American children and adolescents are obese," says PCRM president Dr. Neal Barnard. 

"The focus on junk food targeted to kids is important, given how miserably the fast-food industry has failed to live up to its promise of self-regulation."


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Disney to Ban Junk-Food Ads on its Shows

Disney to Ban Junk-Food Ads on its Shows, Disney To Ban Junk-Food Ads For Kids As America Struggles With Its Fat Problem, Food advertisers will have to meet a new policy limiting calories, sugar, and sodium content. Fat has become an epidemic in America, with a staggering 30% of the population now classified as "obese."

Chernobyl, Burger King spark online buzz

Chernobyl, Burger King spark online buzz, Chernobyl, Cage-Free Fast Foods, Rare Leopard: What’s Spiking (Thursday), A nuclear disaster is remembered, while a hamburger chain makes a major pledge. An anniversary of a nuclear plant meltdown brought countries together to help rebuild its shelter, but a coincident act of nature panicked citizens distrustful of the government that tried to hide the disaster. In animal news, a fast-food eatery may change the way we eat, or at least treat our food source, by pledging a more humane take-out. And a glimmer of hope is sparked by photos of a rare feline.

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