Give him a minute and a half to get down to it.
Mario Batali agrees with you; he instructs people to add the grated cheese on the finish plate when it’s served.
Of course. Beth continues her quest to establish herself as the mouthpiece of the pharmaceutical industry.
Egg confit.
Another day, another Skwarecki column advocating the conventional, industry-supported view on health and diet matters.
The reason you have that suspicion is that you’re arrogant and intolerant, and not as well educated as you seem to imagine.
Here we go, another Beth Skwarecki column claiming “the science” debunks all that hippie nonsense.
My take is that she overemphasizes the evidence that a small number of supplements may be harmful and the uncertainty that any are helpful, as though the state of the science is that you’re probably wasting your money. Also, characterizing them as a “miracle cure” already suggests that it’s all hype; only a fool or a…
Every time I see a piece here about why everyone is wrong to believe that eating something or not eating something might be a good idea, because “the science” proves we’re wrong, I know it was written by Beth Swarecki. Beth, I appreciate that you’re trying to educate people and bring some rationality and evidence to…