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The Food Disgust Test

If you’re looking for a hilariously eye-opening experience, look no further than the Food Disgust test from IDR Labs. Trust me, it’s not every day that you get the chance to rate your level of aversion to culinary oddities like cow brains and fried tarantulas!

Okay, it’s not really about culinary oddities, but more about what it is about seeing or eating specific styles of food that might make you a bit queasy.

Some people don’t like raw fish. That’s covered. Some people don’t mind finding a hair in their soup, while others aren’t that fussy.

What makes this test particularly entertaining is that it sheds light on the peculiar eating habits and preferences that we all have. You may discover that you have an intense aversion to slimy textures or a deep-seated fear of trying new things. The test covers a number of topics ranging from food hygiene to textures.

Whether you’re a foodie who’s up for trying anything once, or someone who’s set in their culinary ways, the Food Disgust test is an enjoyable and insightful experience. After all, who doesn’t love learning new things about themselves?

So why not take the plunge and discover your own food disgust score? You never know, you might just learn something surprising about your own tastes and preferences!

Take the FOOD DISGUST TEST here: https://www.idrlabs.com/food-disgust/test.php

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Are Instapots the new NFT? (or are NFTs the new Instapot?)

The Wall Street Journal reported this week that sales of the Instant Pot (or Instapot, for those of you who like brand names) are down significantly.

META (Facebook and Instagram) also announced this week that they are getting out of the NFT space.

How are these things related? Let’s take a look:

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Take an online cooking lesson with a celebrity chef

Celebrity chefs are just like every other really good professional chef out there – the only difference is that you know their names. You’ve eaten at their restaurants, you’ve read their cookbooks, you’ve watched them compete on Top Chef or be a judge on any number of Food Network competitions.

And as you’ve watched these food stars create interesting dishes on TV, or as you’ve eaten something incredible at a restaurant – haven’t you said to yourself: I’D LIKE TO BE ABLE TO COOK LIKE A PROFESSIONAL CHEF.

Well, here’s an interesting opportunity for you to take advantage of:

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How much money does an Uber Eats driver make?

If you were thinking of becoming an Uber Eats driver, you may want to watch this video.

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LongHorn Steakhouse, Chick-Fil-A named the most satisfying restaurants

The AMERICAN CUSTOMER SATISFACTION INDEX has released their 2019-2020 Restaurant Report (based on surveys from April 2019 – March 2020), and LongHorn Steakhouse and Chick-Fil-A were both named the “Most Satisfying Restaurants” in their respective categories.

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The Perfect Wedding Registry Gift

Are you often struggling with what to get a happy bride and groom for their wedding day? Especially in today’s world, where the couple may already have a combined household and already have all the typical gift-registry items that they could possibly want already?

Web Gangsta has the perfect answer for you:

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The Best Sandwich in Every State

At Web Watch, we travel for food.

Sometimes, it’s about the journey. But if the food is fantastic, it’s definitely about the destination.

So if you’re looking for a road trip or something to kill time on a weekend, why not hit the road to try some of these fantastic sandwiches? Even better question: how many have YOU tried?

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How many vegans are there?

You know the old joke – how can you tell if somebody is vegan? Don’t worry, they’ll tell you.

According to a recent Gallup poll, only 5% of Americans are vegetarians, and just 3% of Americans say they’re vegan.

These percentages really haven’t changed that much since Gallup started conducting their Veganism and Vegetarianism survey in 1999.

Interesting that those who earn less than $30,000 a year are more likely to be vegetarians than those in higher tax brackets.