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“Here Comes Honey Boo Boo” Vegetarians And Mayonnaise (Video)

Written by Vegetarian Star on Friday, January 4th, 2013 in Film & TV, Food & Drink, Reality TV, Videos.

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Here Comes Honey Boo may soon add tofu to the saga of tiaras.

In a recent episode of the TLC reality show starring a six year old beauty pagent queen, the discussion of whether or not mayonnaise can be included in a vegetarian diet is brought up.

Jessica “Chubbs” Shannon refuses to eat mayonnaise with Mama because she’s become a vegetarian.

Maybe she means she’s become a vegan?

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TLC “Kick Off Cook Off” Features Plant Based Team Against Players (Video)

Written by Vegetarian Star on Wednesday, September 29th, 2010 in Athletes-Games-Sports, Chefs, Film & TV, Food & Drink, Reality TV, Videos.

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NASHVILLE, TN - DECEMBER 02: Football fans eat food from the tailgate of their truck prior to the start of the NFL game between the Houston Texans and the Tennessee Titans on December 02, 2007 at LP Field in Nashville, Tennessee. Born and bred into American sporting culture the act of tailgating is a tradition practiced unlike anywhere else in the world. Tailgating by definition is the act of partying or picnicking around a vehicle in a car park prior to the start of a sporting event. At any major sporting event in the United States you will find die hard fans, all settling into car parks surrounding the stadium, hours before the event even begins. Tailgaters, young and old drink, play games, barbeque and party, rain, hail or snow and often in unusual places, just about anywhere it?s possible to park a car and setup a barbeque. What started as a small pre-game picnic held out of the back of a pickup truck has now evolved into a multibillion-dollar business, with participant numbers estimated at over 50 million over the course of a season. The tailgating industry has taken off, with thousands of websites devoted to tailgating, a magazine, a convention and even its own trade association. Specialized tailgating equipment such as trailers fully equipped with everything from full bar facilities, specially designed cooking areas, flat screen TV?s, toilets, satellite dishes and generators have also been introduced. Tailgating has become as much of a sport as the football games it was born around, so much so many fans turn up just to tailgate and never even see the inside of the stadium. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

TLC is debuting a new, six part mini-series where a 2 person team of regular people compete against 2 professional football players in a showdown of who has the best cooking skills for a tailgate party!

Kick Off Cook Off premieres October 7th and the following week on October 14th, a plant based cooking team made of Julieanna Hever and veg chef Chef AJ, the wellness experts of “The Chef and the Dietitian,” will show football fans how to keep it veggie at the next game.

Hosted by sportscaster Erin Andrews and featuring Top Chef finalist Brian Malarke, Kick Off Cook Off is scheduled to feature Indianapolis Colts’ Dwight Freeney & Adam Vinatieri, Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Ronde Barber & his brother Tiki Barber, a retired New York Giant, San Diego Chargers’ Stephen Cooper & Shaun Phillips, San Francisco 49ers’ Jerry Rice and New York Jets’ Keyshawn Johnson and Arizona Cardinals’ Kurt Warner.

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Kate Gosselin “Kate Plus 8” Organic Eggs, Small Farm Theme

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, July 1st, 2010 in Animal Issues, Food & Drink, Reality TV.

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Kate Gosselin

TLC is airing a special episode of Kate Plus 8 on Sunday, July 11 at 9 pm ET/PT where Kate Gosselin will become a small farmer!

The Dancing with the Stars competitor is said to get excited about the prospect of producing her own organic eggs and enlists the help of some Amish neighbors to help her build a chicken coop.

Good for Kate being a local farmer, but will her eggs really be organic? Is it even possible to define what the heck an organic egg is?

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