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"Boost Your Health with a Festive Christmas Dinner Staple: Seasonal Veg and Carrot Juice"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Sky News

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A study conducted at Newcastle University suggests that consuming carrots in sufficient quantities can provide an anti-cancer effect, with a 20% reduction in developing all types of cancer linked to eating five servings of carrots per week. Even consuming just one serving per week still contributed to a 4% lower chance of getting the disease. The study also found that steaming Brussels sprouts preserves their health-giving qualities, such as glucosinolates, which interact with proteins associated with repairing damaged DNA and promoting cell death in cancer tumors. Additionally, experts recommend using Rooster potatoes for making the best roast potatoes due to their red skins and golden interiors when peeled.

"Effortless Make-Ahead Christmas Dinner Recipe Revealed by Giada De Laurentiis"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by EatingWell

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Giada De Laurentiis shares her recipe for a cozy and festive main dish perfect for Christmas dinner: cheesy, baked Bolognese. This comforting classic can be made ahead of time, making it a convenient option for the holiday table. The recipe includes ingredients such as ground chuck, tomato paste, milk, Parmesan cheese, and mozzarella cheese. The Bolognese sauce is simmered for 90 minutes before being layered with cooked pasta and cheese in a baking dish. The dish is then baked until golden brown and bubbly, resulting in a delicious and irresistible meal.

Family Outraged as Mother Demands $200 per Person for Christmas Dinner, Citing Profit Motive

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox News

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Influencer and self-proclaimed "Britain's most hated woman," Carla Bellucci, plans to charge her family members £150 (approximately $189) each for a Christmas dinner at her home, including a glass of champagne. Bellucci, known for her controversial behavior and previous admission of exaggerating depression to obtain a taxpayer-funded nose job, defended the price, stating that "everything I do is for profit." She argued that the cost is reasonable for the quality provided and comparable to dining out at a restaurant. Despite criticism, Bellucci plans to host her family but will kick them out after playing charades and watching King Charles speak.

Princess Diana's Remarkable Christmas Dinner Comment That Left the Royal Family Speechless

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Life

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Princess Diana stunned the royal family during a tense Christmas dinner at Sandringham by questioning the relevance of the monarchy in a federal Europe. The family members brushed over her comments and continued with their discussion, leaving Diana feeling that the monarchy was outdated and claustrophobic. Diana's strained relationship with the royal family has been well-documented, and she believed that the institution would crumble unless it changed. Diana and Prince Charles divorced in 1996, and she tragically died in a car accident the following year.

Princess Diana's Christmas Dinner Silence Shocks Royal Family

Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Mirror

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Princess Diana stunned the royal family during a Christmas dinner by questioning their relevance in a federal Europe, leaving them in shocked silence. Diana's strained relationship with the royal family was well-documented, as she found the monarchy claustrophobic and outdated. The incident occurred during a festival meal at Sandringham, where the royals brushed over her comments and continued discussing hunting. Diana and Prince Charles separated in 1996, and she asked him a touching question on the day of their separation. Charles went on to marry Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, in 2005, eight years after Diana's tragic death.