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The most important things at a glance: Food trends and diets come and go Conscious nutrition is better than strict abstinence Sabine Ryan has American Heritage Founded in 2004 because she wanted to inspire others to enjoy life and create a beautiful and extraordinary home. As a lover of the American style, she believed that American furniture, such as rocking chairs for relaxing evenings, kitchen accessories for delicious recipes, scented candles for downtime, and gourmet items like the world's purest maple syrup or the best barbecue sauces, were part of the brand's philosophy. Food is a big part of American Heritage's product...

It's October, which means pumpkin season. Whether with nasty faces outside on the veranda or pureed in the home oven – Pumpkins are simply part of October . But what seems so natural to us today required meticulous planning, elaborate manual labor, and above all, a whole lot of chance for many generations. But why is the pumpkin so synonymous with autumn in general and October in particular? Why do we go to all this trouble? creepy faces to carve into his thick skin? And why is there a World record in pumpkin boat rowing ? Come with us on an exciting journey in...

The apple - already in In Genesis , the first book of the Bible, the tempting fruit plays a significant role that has remained ingrained in Western cultural understanding to this day. Indeed, the cultural influence of the fruit on our world today should not be underestimated. After all, according to tradition, we owe it to an apple that... Sir Isaac Newton discovered gravity, one of the fundamental building blocks of modern physics and thus of our current understanding of the universe and our place in it. And hardly anyone can hear the word " Apple " today without thinking of technological progress....

Yes, you read that right. But before you reach for the ketchup bottle in your fridge in a panic, let me put your mind at ease. Your standard supermarket ketchup almost certainly contains, depending on the manufacturer, at least traces of tomatoes. But that wasn't always the case. Fishy Origins Even though the origins of ketchup can be traced back far into the time before the birth of Christ and the exact place of its origin remains unclear to this day, we do know one thing for certain: In the beginning, ketchup had absolutely nothing to do with tomatoes. Early...