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Celebrity named entrees go together like vegan marshmellows, cocoa and grahams.
Twig & Barry‘s, a new restaurant in Bourbonnais, IL has named a vegetarian sandwich on its menu in memory of the Apple guru famous for living a plant-based lifestyle, Steve Jobs.
The Steve Jobs Veggie Sandwich includes cucumber, tomato, hummus, avocado, sprouts and yogurt-dill sauce on baked ciabatta.
Doesn’t sound like a bad deal, considering it will only set you back by $5.
The couple was spotted in Vancouver recently, having dined at The Eatery, a vegan-friendly Japanese restaurant offering more than miso soup and avocado veggie sushi.
Meet the World’s Meatiest Sandwich, a disaster created by British chef and restaurateur Tristan Welch.
The sandwich measures 25-inches high, 24-inches wide, weighs more than 28 pounds and if anyone is willing to give their arteries a beating, it’s estimated to take about 10 hours to eat.
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Alicia Witt, known for her roles in popular televison series like Ally McBeal, Law and Order and Friday Night Lights, spent some time in Oklahoma to film one of her more recent movies, Cowgirls N’ Angels.
Witt took some very pleasant experiences from her visit, including meeting some of the “nicest people I’d ever met.”
She may have eaten the nicest raw vegan meal ever at Matt Kenney OKC.
During guest host week on Piers Morgan Tonight, producer Harvey Weinstein took some time to interview former president of the United States Bill Clinton on a variety of topics and, as usual, Clinton’s vegan diet made for interesting conversation.
“You ate cheeseburgers with me in Aspen,” Weinstein said. “Now you’re a vegan. How did you get there? How do I get there?”
Comments Off on Michelle Obama Gardens On “Good Morning America” (Video)
Making the rounds with the media to promote her book on gardening, the First Lady appeared on Good Morning America with several children from New York’s PS 102, a school she discusses in American Grown.
The children are an example Mrs. Obama uses to demonstrate how school gardens can work, regardless of size or location, to teach children healthier eating habits.
