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By Eric Schlosser


Perennial Books, 383 pages


Available at A Different Bookstore  and Ink & Stone 


You start reading Eric Schlosser’s exposé of the American fast-food industry, Fast Food Nation, and immediately notice something: You’re getting hungry. You could go for a burger. All those references to french fries and tacos are starting to make your mouth water.


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If you are a foodie, you’ll love Sydney!  After landing at Kingsford Airport the other week, we were immediately whisked  by our hosts, Aping and Salud, to the Sydney Fish Market in Pyrmont, a few minutes away from their Turramurra home, north of the city. And we were immediately overwhelmed.


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Ayon kay NMIC executive director Efren Reyes, ang mga gatas gaya ng evaporated, condense at powder milk ay hindi apektado ng Mad Cow disease.


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Junkfood junkie

By Scott R. Garceau | September 5, 2004 - 12:00am

Fast Food Nation By Eric Schlosser Perennial Books, 383 pages Available at A Different Bookstore and Ink & Stone You start reading Eric Schlosser’s exposé of the American fast-food industry,...

Sunday Lifestyle

A horrible earthquake, SARS, and ‘Mad Cow’ disease

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | December 29, 2003 - 12:00am

The most terrible, at times incurable disease, if you ask me is religious fanaticism. It’s what got Jesus nailed to the cross on calvary, ending in Jerusalem the 33-year journey of the Holy Infant born in Bethlehem....

Opinion

What’s next for Canadians?

By LIVING IN CANADA By Mel Tobias | June 1, 2003 - 12:00am

What next? If one is not careful, a Canadian can get paranoid after hearing about the endless war on terrorism on CNN along with the repeated complaints of Americans on Canada’s anti-war policies, the SARS epidemic,...

Business

Sydney Revisited

By Lydia Castillo | May 13, 2001 - 12:00am

If you are a foodie, you’ll love Sydney! After landing at Kingsford Airport the other week, we were immediately whisked by our hosts, Aping and Salud, to the Sydney Fish Market in Pyrmont, a few minutes...

Starweek Magazine

Sydney Revisited

By Lydia Castillo | May 8, 2001 - 12:00am

If you are a foodie, you’ll love Sydney! After landing at Kingsford Airport the other week, we were immediately whisked by our hosts, Aping and Salud, to the Sydney Fish Market in Pyrmont, a few minutes away...

Starweek Magazine

Outback guarantees quality of beef

March 4, 2001 - 12:00am

Outback Steakhouse, one of the leading steak houses in the USA with over 600 branches all over the world, announced yesterday that their restaurants serve only the finest Australian and USDA steaks worldwide, including...

Business

Gatas mula sa Holland ligtas

March 2, 2001 - 12:00am

Ipinahayag ng Department of Health (DOH) at National Meat Inspection Commission (NMIC) sa mamamayan na hindi dapat mangamba sa paggamit ng gatas mula sa Netherlands at Denver, Colorado dahil ligtas itong inumin gayundin...

PSN Metro

Agriculture posts 3.17% growth in 2000

By by Rommel Ynion | January 16, 2001 - 12:00am

The agriculture sector posted a growth of 3.17 percent last year due mainly to "good weather conditions," the Department of Agriculture (DA) reported yesterday. In peso terms, the sector produced P572.6...

Business