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Christopher Allen Kuseski

Kuseski, Christopher Allen, born June 10, 1971, in Downers Grove, Illinois, died May 22, 2023, at his home in Kirkwood, Missouri. Chris spent his childhood biking with his brother and

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Sharon Wee, author plagiarised by British chef Elizabeth Haigh set to re-release her book

Since the plagiariam scandal broke, Wee has seen her profile rise, with thousands now following her on social media and a re-run of her book Growing up in a Nonya Kitchen set for December

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MasterChef cook praised by Nigella Lawson is accused of poaching recipes from fellow writer

Elizabeth Haigh, 33, a contestant on MasterChef in 2011 and Michelin star winner, released her book Makan - which means to eat in Malay - earlier this year but it has since been pulled by Bloomsbury.

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S pore eateries report festive boost in December bookings as Covid-19 curbs spoiled year-end plans

SINGAPORE - While Covid-19 might have dented the food and beverage business last year, eateries enjoyed a burst of activity in December, with more bookings made compared with a year ago, before the pandemic struck. Food and beverage players said it reflects a recovery in consumer confidence and is likely a result of Covid-19 affecting year-end plans, including travel. The actual impact on sales is still not clear as official figures for December are not available yet. But online dining booking site Chope Singapore said that reservations placed on its platform jumped 41 per cent last month from a year ago.

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