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I enjoy reading where things originate and even more, the meaning behind it. If you’ve ever eaten light, puffy pillows of gnocchi, you’ll be surprised to learn (or at least I was) to find out that gnocchi can also be made with stale...

Sometimes the car Gods smile upon you.

I found out that Ford Canada was finally willing to send an interesting vehicle to Atlantic Canada for review for a change. And that vehicle was a Mustang with a V8. I was hoping...

There’s nothing wrong with the Toyota Corolla. It accelerates, stops, uses minimal amounts of fuel and often doesn’t break down. It keeps its value well and it is safe too. That’s likely why so many people buy it.

But...

As a youngster, I never really cared for squash; it was so nondescript when boiled and mashed and usually ended up either too wet or too dry.  That has since changed and I’ve come to enjoy it whether in a salad, casserole or...

As a youngster, I never really cared for squash; it was so nondescript when boiled and mashed and usually ended up either too wet or too dry.  That has since changed and I’ve come to enjoy it whether in a salad, casserole or...

It’s been fairly quiet here over at Life of Burgers, due largely in part to an extremely busy work schedule. Working 70 hour weeks for the last 9 months was great for the bank account, but it didn’t really allow much time to get my hands...

Much to the chagrin of automotive journalists, Kia must get a bit of a kick when discussing the Sorento’s place in the automotive landscape.

For a while now the Korean automaker has kept the size of the Sorento in the land of...

When Buick announced they had a new next generation mid-size Regal sedan coming soon, a lot of us who follow the automotive industry were a bit surprised.

Our shock wasn’t over the design or over a particularly notable feature. It...

You may have heard the commercials before. Mitsubishi is claiming to be the creator of the best selling plug-in SUV in the whole world with the Outlander plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV). It’s a bold claim. Though, in a sense, it...

Canadian Thanksgiving was last weekend.  Four hundred and forty-two years ago an English explorer, Martin Frobisher, who had been trying to find a northern passage to the Orient, established a settlement in what is now called...