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- The
fattening room is a
practice in
Nigeria whereby women or
adolescent girls are kept away from
their companions,
societal interactions and also from...
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Being overweight is
having more body fat than is
optimally healthy.
Being overweight is
especially common where food
supplies are
plentiful and lifestyles...
- and in 2012 some 80% of all duck meat.
Asian farmers had a
tradition of
fattening ducks on rice paddies,
though this was
achieved in
different ways. Integrated...
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Coeur award at the
Salon International d'Alimentation 2006.
Because gavage fattens goose livers to
substantially larger than
their natural size, de Sousa's...
- Ballyfatten, also,
Bally Fatten is a
cultivar of
domesticated apple.
Ballyfatten apple originated, in
northern Ireland, in 1802, in Ballyfatten, and has...
- Illegal,
Immoral and
Fattening is a 1975
comedy rock
album recorded by
Howard Kaylan ("Eddie") and Mark
Volman ("Flo"). A
majority of the
album comes...
- A swan pit is a water-filled
enclosure where swans were
fattened and
eventually killed for
human consumption. From the
medieval period swans were kept...
- the
quality of its
flesh for food, and, in some
countries like Spain,
fattened by
forced feeding. The
origins of
caponised chickens are contested. They...
- Wade–Giles: shen-chu; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: sîn-tu), are pigs that have been
chronically fattened for use in
Hakka religious and
cultural ceremonies, such as the
Yimin Festival...
