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This is the one with the statues - Rodin's Thinker, King Neptune at the Trevi origin, Degas Little Dancer, and the Lion of Michelangelo in Florence.

Caroline's Cakes featured on The Food Network!

Caroline's Cakes, familiar with of the World's Best 7-Layer Caramel Cake, was featured on the Food Network's predominant series 'Food Finds&#39 ...

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Mike's Chili Parlor on Food Network

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Doctors and chefs alike are serving up a full plate of disapproval for celebrity chef Paula Deen.

It started a few days ago after the Food Network diva, known for her rich, fatty recipes, revealed she has Type-2 diabetes.

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Deen waited three years to reveal she has the condition, and is now a paid spokeswoman for the makers of a diabetes sedate called Victoza. Many are now wondering why she waited so long as she continued to forward fatty, fried and butter-laden foods on her Food Network show and cookbooks, coming out about her diagnosis after locking down the counter-signature.

She remains unapologetic for her food, and says she will still enjoy it in moderation.

For more on the controversy, "CBS This Morning" turned to Chef Jose Andres, this year's James Beard Underlying's outstanding chef in America.

Source: CBS News

FOOD NETWORK: IT AINT EASY BEING GREEN | Little Homestead in the City

A tabloid of novel day pioneers forging a new boundary in the urban district through thorough-going agriculture and far-off sustainability in urban homesteading.

Reviving the old-fashioned "can-do" enterprise of self-trust and resourcefulness, they have faced many challenges. With dedication and firmness, these once-typical burgh dwellers are boldly reclaiming their lives and dirt. go on

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