All by Shirley Wilson
There are many reasons for disliking side dishes. They often involve factors like overly sweet flavors, weird textures, processed ingredients, or just a lack of appeal or imagination compared to other options. And no, just because you sourced a recipe and spent 3+ hours making a side dish doesn’t make it good (or edible).
Wait, what? Yep, some colors are powerful appetite stimulants that trigger your brain’s hunger response through associations with energy, happiness, good mood, and satisfying foods. Brand marketers strategically use certain colors to entice consumers to pull out their wallets and open their mouths. Trying to shed a few pounds? Maybe skip the trendy diets and just study up on the psychology of color.
You can’t scroll Instagram today without viewing a fitness influencer getting after it. But before social media even existed, a select few celebrity fitness icons inspired the world to get cut and ripped through their videos, books, infomercials, and even their own patented equipment.
Our algorithm just sipped its way through the digital grocery aisle of citrusy sodas until it narrowed down the choices. Competition can indeed be refreshing, but not every soda had that classic blend or carbonation, flavor, and color. Let’s toast the champions.
Every urban legend has its origin story before it picks up momentum and invades the social consciousness of the people who believe they really exist. But now that our government has released indisputable evidence of UFOs in the sky, is it really far-fetched to think we’re not alone on land and in water?
You don’t have to be officially diagnosed with misophonia to experience a range of negative emotions when exposed to these annoying noises.
Looking for a Charlie’s Angel to be on this list? Certainly a logical place to start. But Farrah was known more for her feathered look and Jaclyn Smith, while a great detective, just missed the cut (no pun intended).