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Is there something mo’ hiding in your cuppa joe? A woman named Tay went to the doctor recently to address problems with her GI tract. “They thought I had Crohn’s disease, a gluten allergy, high [or] low blood pressure. you name it,” she recounted on TikTok. It turns out it was her coffee she was allergic to — and not the coffee itself, but an unexpected ingredient. The ingredient was cochineal, a scale insect that lives on cactuses. When crushed up, they create a deep red color. If you see “carmine”, “crimson lake” or “Natural Red 4” on an ingredient…
Myori Grainger could most likely land a date with any man she wanted. The leggy…
The capital of corporate vests and “foot condoms” has landed one of the world’s top…
Want a 1,000-pound hunk of junk? MTA auctioning off MetroCard machine — with a $1,500 starting bid
Memorabilia collectors can put the city’s junk in their trunks. Like the legendary Pizza Rat,…
A tiny Central Coast seafood shack is making some seriously big waves. Mersea’s, the laid-back…
Chef Edoardo “Edo” Baldi’s father, Giorgio Baldi, founder of the iconic Santa Monica restaurant of…
One of Los Angeles’ most elite private institutions is putting the final touches on a…
How a $675-per-meal Michelin-star restaurant earned the lowest score on food safety inspections
They’re cleaning up their act. A restaurant that has been awarded one of the culinary…
The secret is officially out for one of California’s best-kept secrets. Cambria, the quiet village…
A security scare in one of Mexico’s biggest avocado-producing states has abruptly stopped US inspections,…
California is proving it’s not just a destination for sunshine, surf and celebrities — it’s…
Golden State diners may be all about sunshine — but when it comes to tipping,…
Less than half of American college students are positive about the job market amid the rise of AI
With the rise of AI and concerns about the “job apocalypse,” less than half of…
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