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• The children, like those anywhere, clamor for the latest food fads.
• And to whom do we owe credit for the resurgence of this food fad?
• The food fad has also become big business.
• If you ever wanted proof that food fads go in cycles, consider the mighty steak.
• It also is disturbing that there are machines that concoct food fads : a chocolate martini?
• Two food fads will be combined in blueberry burritos . ( See recipe for blueberry wraps .)
• They hired the J . Walter Thompson Company, who created a health food fad for yeast cakes.
• Food fads come and food fads go, but Caesar salads have an iron-fisted grip on American menus.
• Food fads come and food fads go, but Caesar salads have an iron-fisted grip on American menus.
• They and dozens of other publications are covering not just the food fads but the life styles that follow them.
• We've included recipes for these and other food fads so you can get a hop on being hip.
• There are many far from dispassionate chapters covering topics like obesity, food fads and attitudes, particularly in the United States.
• Food fads may change with the times, but the store's clientele hasn't deviated much over the years.
• But here in the boba capital of the United States, the teahouses have always been more than just a food fad.
• Lovegren gets along well with the food fads of the'20s through the'80s, which is where she should have stopped.
• This latest food fad is raising concerns among scientists and consumer advocates who say consumers don't really know what they're eating.
• "FASHIONABLE FOOD : SEVEN DECADES OF FOOD FADS, " by Sylvia Lovegren ( the Macmillan Publishing Co ., $ 25 ).
• And robust participation breeds a certain sort of skepticism, she said, " about novelty, health fads, food fads, gadgets ."
• Barnacles may have more staying power than New York's last hot delicacy from the sea, monkfish liver, which was probably the shortest food fad on record.
• :: Graham crackers are moderately sweet, and made from whole wheat flour ( " Graham flour ", from a health-food fad about 100 years ago ).