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Month: January 2026

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The French No-Snack Rule That Keeps Overeating in Check

January 29, 2026 admin8916 0

How the French meal structure, fixed hours, and fewer snacks reduce late-night takeout, limit overeating, and shape obesity gaps vs the US and the UK. […]

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Loiseau de Lorraine: A Burgundian Icon Expands to Eastern France

January 20, 2026 admin8916 0

The Bernard Loiseau Group opens Loiseau de Lorraine in Metz, marking a strategic 2026 expansion of Burgundian fine dining across French regions. On 19 January […]

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Decorated Crusts and Aspics Are Becoming Every Chef’s Obsession

January 20, 2026 admin8916 0

Crust Art, ornate pâté en croûte, Beef Wellington and retro aspics are back, as chefs reject minimalism for visual, banquet-style French cuisine. A trend report […]

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The Michelin Guide’s January Revelation: New Paris Stars Ignite Capital’s Dining Scene

January 20, 2026 admin8916 0

Michelin Guide’s January selection adds five Paris restaurants, led by Monsieur Dior by Yannick Alléno, sparking buzz from haute couture dining to classic bistro creativity. […]

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