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  • September 2008

    • Eight Terrible, Tasty Ways to Start the Day

      MSNBC  |  Sep 25, 08 3:55 PM CDT

      Eight Terrible, Tasty Ways to Start the Day

      (Newser) - Breakfast isn’t just the most important meal of the day—for many Americans, it’s the most fattening. The worst breakfast in the nation, nutritionally speaking, is the Stacked and Stuffed Caramel Banana Pecan Hotcakes at Bob Evans, experts tell MSNBC. Here are some other bad breakfast foods: IHOP Big Steak Omelet (1,490 calories, or more than seven glazed Krispy Kreme doughnuts) McDonald’s Deluxe Breakfast (1,360 calories) More »

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      health  • diet  • breakfast

  • March 2008

    • McMuffin Man Dead at 89

      Associated Press  |  Mar 27, 08 2:45 AM CDT

      McMuffin Man Dead at 89

      (Newser) - The inventor of the Egg McMuffin has died in his Southern California home at the age of 89,  AP reports. Herb Peterson began working with McDonald's in the advertising department, and later switched to the hands-on side of the business, owning six restaurants in the Santa Barbara area. Peterson, a big fan of eggs Benedict, came up with the idea for the breakfast-on-the-run Egg McMuffin in 1972, inspiring a host of imitators. More »

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      obituary  • McDonald's  • fast food  • invention  • breakfast sandwiches  • Santa Barbara  • breakfast

    • Eating Breakfast Helps Keep Teens Slim

      St. Paul Pioneer Press (Minn.)  |  Mar 3, 08 5:45 PM CST

      Eating Breakfast Helps Keep Teens Slim

      (Newser) - Eating breakfast helps keep teens slim and active, says a new study. Scientists tracked 2,216 teens over 5 years and found body-mass index lower in kids who consistently ate a morning meal, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports. "Although adolescents may think that skipping breakfast seems like a good way to save on calories, findings suggest the opposite," said the study's principle investigator. More »

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      obesity  • breakfast

  • September 2007

    • Market Forces Conspire Against English Breakfast

      Times (UK)  |  Sep 14, 07 8:37 AM CDT

      Market Forces Conspire Against English Breakfast

      (Newser) - Soaring wheat prices are rippling across the British economy and hitting hard in a very important place: the kitchen. The cost of a traditional full English breakfast is on the rise, reports the Times of London, thanks in large part to the price of the grain, which is integral not just to toast but also to animal feed. More »

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      milk  • wheat  • eggs  • grain  • groceries  • shortage  • Britian  • breakfast

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