B-Side
The Deeper Cuts
Welcome to the B-Side —where we cover unsung stories, fresh takes, and notes on living well.
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Your Nana Was Right About the Fat
Beef tallow is back. Your great-grandmother cooked with it. Then we were told it would kill us. Now it’s the hottest cooking fat in 2026. -
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The Smoke Point
Every oil has a temperature where it stops being useful. So does every person. Match the oil to the heat. Know your threshold. -
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Fiber Optics
We took the fiber out of the food and built an industry to sell it back in powder form. Navy beans 19g. You don’t need a supplement — you need a can opener. -
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Mise en Place
Dollar Store glass bowls — eight for $2.50. Everything in its place before you start. Kitchen prep as life philosophy. -
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Soil to Gut
Playing in the dirt as a kid — no antibacterial soap, and we were fine. The soil microbiome to gut microbiome loop. -
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Open Sesame
The oldest seed in the world has been waiting for you to pay attention. And it turns out it brought its own bodyguard. -
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The Shoulder Turn
Most of us get it right. We just don’t always present it that way. Here’s what Real Housewives taught me about the space between doing the right thing and delivering it well. -
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Peptide Wave
You know someone on Ozempic. So do I. But what most people don’t know is what these drugs actually are — and what your body was supposed to be doing all along. -
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Do What You Want
If you want joy, give joy. People tell you what they want by what they give. If someone holds your hand in the car, hold theirs first. -
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Pennies From Heaven
He always looked down when he walked. Which meant he always found pennies. And somewhere along the way, without even realizing it, so did I. -
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Seven
Seven is the fundamental unit of a human season. Saturn knows it. Dorothy Zbornak knew it. And on the very last day of Winter, so did my mom Betty — who lived all three orbits perfectly. -
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The Remix Equation
Missing an ingredient doesn’t mean missing dinner. It means asking a better question: what job was it doing? One swap changed how I cook forever.
