fact or fiction

Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the lesser known truths in the food universe.

Is It Worth It? An Honest Review of Factor Meals
In the post-COVID era, a lot of people have adjusted to a new normal of home delivery. While delivery used to just be takeout Chinese food and pizza, home delivery now can be any fast or restaurant food, groceries, and even meal kits. I must admit, I have fallen victim to the delivery services and they do bring a lot of convenience. One convenience I recently tried was Factor75 prepared meals.
By Jenika Enoch6 months ago in Feast
THE MAN WHO SLICED TIME
I was eating a toasted gluten free, everything bagel that was sliced so nicely. As I was sipping coffee, munching, on my bagel, and reading the news on MSN I saw an article about the inventor of the automated bread slicer in 1928. I researched the article, read more about the invention, and found out Wonder Bread was the first sliced bread loaf sold in 1928. July 7, 1928, was the inventor's birthday and the birthday of Otto's Bread Slicer. Enjoy history with a SyFy, for fun, fictional vs truth story!
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 6 months ago in Feast
🥗 Affordable Healthy Foods You Can Buy from the Local Market
Introduction In today’s world, maintaining good health is essential—and that starts with eating healthy. Many people assume that healthy food is always expensive, but that’s simply not true. In reality, there are plenty of budget-friendly foods available in local markets that are both nutritious and delicious.
By vijay sam6 months ago in Feast
Creamy Tuscan Chicken: A Comforting One-Pan Dinner You’ll Make Again and Again
There’s something magical about creamy dishes. They wrap you in warmth, like a soft blanket on a chilly evening. And this Creamy Tuscan Chicken? It’s comfort food with a touch of elegance—the kind of meal that makes you pause after your first bite and go, “Wow.”
By The Waiting Tree7 months ago in Feast
Dealing with Heartbreak After a Romantic Relationship Ends
Trigger Warning: This article talks about some tough subjects like emotional pain, trauma, childhood abuse, and toxic relationships. It shares personal thoughts and lessons. Some people might find it upsetting. Please read with care.
By Whispers of Yousaf7 months ago in Feast
The effects of coffee, or should I say, the lack of coffee.
I love my wife, she’s a wonderful, loving, caring, beautiful lady, who I have been married to for 45 years. She’s my best friend. I trust her implicitly. I’m her best friend, and she trusts me Implicitly as well. I know everything about her, what makes her laugh, what music she loves, what movies she watches. We finish eachother’s sentences. So it sounds like we are good together, right? Well, we are, but I have to walk a straight line between carefree loving and knowing when not to cross that line. Even by mistake. Like making sure I don’t run out of coffee in the can in the kitchen cupboard, let alone a backup can in the pantry. It’s the little things like that, forgetting to give her some morning coffee, which can take her over the edge, and bring out the inner monster. It’s a scary thing to behold, and after seeing it once, I never want to see it again. How can something so hideous and nightmarish be inside my beautiful wife, lurking in there and come out attacking over something so trivial as coffee? But it’s not just my wife, We have a friend that is so sweet and amenial to everyone, even people who are mean to her. But if she doesn’t get her morning cup of coffee, sometimes even two or three cups, with an extra shot of espresso thrown in, the inner monster comes out roaring, and heaven help you if you are in front of her. It can be shocking. That could explain road rage, and mass killings at schools. Coffee is a necessary drink to have to suppress the monster inside. You definitely don’t want to release it into the general population. So maybe I’m kind of exaggerating, but only a little. If they don’t have their morning fix and boost of caffeine, they are discobulated all day, and makes life miserable for everyone around them, and especially their closest friends…ie, their spouse. In the case of my wife, that means me. Oh, and by the way, my wife, who read this story, made me say that it is a fictional story, especially about her inner monster. So disclaimer… this is a fictional story. “ yes dear, sorry dear. Oh, here, I made you a fresh cup of coffee, just like you like it. Enjoy!
By Guy lynn7 months ago in Feast
Father’s Day Chocolate Gifts: Sweet Ways to Celebrate Dad
Introduction Father’s Day is more than just a date on the calendar—it’s a chance to recognize and appreciate the role that fathers and father figures play in our lives. While ties, tools, and tech gadgets have long been go-to presents, there’s a deliciously thoughtful gift that’s often overlooked: Father’s Day chocolate gifts.
By Kron Chocolatier7 months ago in Feast
National Chocolate Day Chocolates: A Celebration of Sweetness
Introduction Few treats can match the universal appeal and heartwarming comfort of chocolate. It's one of those rare indulgences that transcend age, culture, and geography. Whether you like it dark and rich, creamy and sweet, or infused with nuts, spices, or fruit, chocolate has a way of bringing people together. That’s why National Chocolate Day Chocolates are more than just a treat—they're a celebration.
By Kron Chocolatier8 months ago in Feast
The Guest List" by Lucy: An In-Depth Review.
When Wedding Bells Turn Into Death Knells - A Thrilling Journey Through Deception and Murder There's something undeniably captivating about a wedding gone wrong, isn't there? We've all been to those picture-perfect ceremonies where everything seems too polished, too pristine, and you can't help but wonder what's really going on beneath the surface. Well, this masterpiece takes that uncomfortable feeling and cranks it up to eleven, delivering a psychological thriller that will keep you guessing until the very last page.
By Soibifaa8 months ago in Feast
The Parable of the Prodigal Son: A Bible Story of Forgiveness and Love. AI-Generated.
In a quiet village near Jerusalem, around 30 AD, Jesus often gathered crowds to share stories that carried deep truths about God’s love. One day, as the sun dipped low, painting the sky with hues of orange and pink, a group of people—farmers, tax collectors, and Pharisees—sat on a hillside to listen. Some grumbled that Jesus welcomed sinners, so He began to tell the Parable of the Prodigal Son, a moving story of forgiveness, redemption, and a father’s unending love, found in the Gospel of Luke (15:11-32). This tale would touch hearts then and continues to inspire us today.
By David Andrews8 months ago in Feast
A simple dietary adjustment may reduce your risk of colon cancer, according to a research.
Colon cancer, often called colorectal cancer, has been a major worry in recent years, especially for younger persons under the age of fifty. One recurring theme emerges as scientists scramble to identify the causes of this concerning trend: nutrition has a big impact on your risk, either positively or negatively.
By Kamrun Nahar Meem8 months ago in Feast
Living near a Starbucks increases your home's value.. AI-Generated.
Living Near a Starbucks: How Proximity Can Boost Your Home’s Value Introduction Starbucks has become more than just a coffee shop; it's a cultural icon worldwide. Millions of people rely on it for their daily caffeine fix and social gatherings. But did you know that living close to a Starbucks might actually make your home more valuable? Yes, proximity to popular retail spots like Starbucks can boost what your property is worth. This article digs into how being near a Starbucks can make your neighborhood more appealing, increase resale prices, and attract future buyers.
By Story silver book 8 months ago in Feast