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Food Safety & Recalls: A Class-I recall hits Certain De Todito potato chips after pork cracklings tied to an ineligible Colombia import were pulled from the market. Health & Gut: A new review links ADHD with a near-50% jump in gastrointestinal symptoms, including higher constipation and IBS odds. Nutrition Science: Coffee diterpenes may help blunt post-meal blood sugar spikes via mechanisms unlike acarbose. Cooking Gas & Energy: India’s BEE is pushing electric induction in commercial kitchens, framing it as energy-security and cost relief from LPG. Local Food & Openings: A new lakeside destination, Hooked on the Water, plans fine dining and casual concepts on Lake Murray; in the UK, a Turkish spot Keyif reaches British Kebab Awards semi-finals. Recipes & Trends: Tiramisu keeps spreading as a runaway dessert trend, while chefs share tips for the creamiest mashed potatoes—often without cream. Community Food Access: The Bread and Butter Thing marks 10 years helping families get affordable fresh food across England. Global Dining: Californios earns a historic third Michelin star—first for a Mexican restaurant anywhere.

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