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Eating sunflower seeds has long been an American pastime, particularly at baseball games. As anyone who has been to a baseball game can tell you, the floor of the bleachers is usually littered (and in some stadiums, covered) with the hulls of sunflower seeds.

Perhaps best known for their crucial rule in a certain sugary-sweet pie, pecans are native to North American and were a staple food for many Native Americans–in fact, the word pecan comes from the word “pacane,” used by the Algonquin tribe to signify a nut that must be cracked by a stone. Commercial production of pecans in America began in the late 1800s, and New Orleans became a hub for this market. Pecans are chock-full of flavonoids, a specific type of antioxidant that may help prevent certain chronic diseases such as diabetes. They are also rich in magnesium, which has anti-inflammatory benefits, and are full of heart-healthy fats and fiber.

Flax can withstand frost and weathering conditions better than some other crops if plants are maturing and seed moisture is dropping. Flax is most susceptible during flowering and early boll stage and immature green seeds can be killed by temperatures from -2°C to 0°C. After flax reaches the dough stage it is more resistant to frost and bolls maintain the integrity which means it is less susceptible to shelling out compared to canola pods. But, as flax sits out in the conditions and goes through many frost wet/dry events, the seed appearance becomes dull and less desirable to the human consumption market.

Grace Dickinson / Philadelphia Inquirer Watermelon rinds are capable of lending a crunchy component to stir-fry or alongside sandwiches in their quick-pickled form, as pictured here.

While Justin’s food requests include Ghiradelli dark chocolate and Ritz Bitz peanut butter, an equal amount of fuss is made over where consumables are stored. Yes, fridges "must be made of glass."

You can wait until New Year’s Eve to set forth goals — but it could be the wrong time to make a change.

“Our previous work with the World Health Organization on the global burden of foodborne disease showed that aflatoxin is one of the chemical contaminants that causes the greatest disease burden worldwide,” she adds.

Takeaway Pizza, Preston: Pastrami and bone-marrow pizza Nick Buckley, assistant Melbourne editor Traditionalists go into conniptions if you put anything that isn’t the colour of the Italian flag on bread and call it pizza. But there are others who understand that inventive pizza doesn’t – and, god help us, shouldn’t – stop with tandoori chicken. At Takeaway Pizza, big chunks of older sibling Dexter’s house-made pastrami, some nothing more than unctuous cubes of fat, are dotted around the pizza base, supported by grilled spring onions and Mozzarella. In the middle you’ll find a pond of indulgent melted bone marrow, the leftovers of which are perfect for dipping crusts.

LANA MUTHLER/THE EXPRESS Jeff Patrick gives a thumbs up as he sits beside his 1,021-pound pumpkin that he will enter in a pumpkin weigh-off contest tomorrow in Altoona.

Bonus tip: if you’re drinking at neighbor Westbound, feel free to bring over food from Beaut Burger.

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