Kim Kardashian suggests microwaving M& Ms: 'It will change your life'

Kim Kardashian suggests microwaving M& Ms: ‘It will change your life’

Kim Kardashian recently surprised fans when she publicized the perks of microwaving the chocolate candies, insisting that the simple trick “will change your life.” ( Getty)

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On Sunday, Kardashian spontaneously served up some advice for a Twitter follower who shared an image of the chocolate candies.

“Put them on a plate then in the microwave for 30 seconds and it will change your life! Melted on the inside and crunch on the outside, ” the 39 -year-old suggested, in a post that has since received over 204,000 likes and 1,100 comments.

“Trust me it is worth it !! Telling me if you like it, ” she followed up a few hours later, sharing a message from another commenter who proclaimed her “the queen of M& Ms.”

Other users seized the moment to poke fun at the random advice, while some wondered why the fitness-obsessed celebrity “wouldve been” eating — and apparently fixating — over the button-shaped chocolates in the first place.

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Undeterred, the mom of four even shared a tutorial video explaining what perfectly warmed M& Ms should look like.

“I love it when they crack. They’re simply warm and gushy on the inside, if you put them in the microwave for 30 seconds. The objective is to be warm and melty on the inside, ooh, but crunchy on the outside, ” Kardashian detailed, while apparently munching on the chocolates in the background. “This is my secret of life, you guys.”

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In reply, one commenter joked that “Kourtney is somewhere shaking that you’re eating microwaved candy, ” in a have referred to a recent episode of “Keeping up with the Kardashians” in which Kim and her sister bickered over whether or not organic candy should be served at their daughters’ joint, candy-themed birthday party, The Sun reports.( Kourtney was against serving non-organic sweet treats .)

Another user likened Kim, Kourney and Khloe Kardashian to a “holy trinity” of teaching all countries of the world how to eat and store snacks.

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In her earlier, candy-eating days, Kourtney previously built headlines for the purposes of an unusual six-step method of feeing Kit Kats, while Khloe once depicted off her “crazy” method of stacking cookies in glass jars on her now-defunct app.

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Mediterranean diet ratings another win for longevity by improving microbiome

( CNN) Yet more boasting rights are in for the Mediterranean diet, long considered to be one of the healthiest in the world.

The study found the diet can impede production of inflammatory chemicals that can lead to loss of cognitive function, and prevent the development of chronic diseases such as diabetes, cancer and atherosclerosis.

“Our findings support the feasibility of altering the habitual diet to modulate the intestine microbiota which in turn has the potential to promote healthier aging, ” the study writers said.

Fox News keeps inviting Tv physicians on air who say crazy things

New York( CNN Business) Fox News has displayed a knack in recent weeks for inviting prominent television physicians on its air who make absurd comments that ignite controversy.

While the three household names have all had success in daytime television, each of them has previously faced serious criticism from medical professionals. Furthermore , none of them are infectious disease experts.

And yet Oz, McGraw, and Pinsky have all appeared on Fox News, building remarks that support the network’s editorial viewpoint, but which fly in the face of what health officials have said about the coronavirus.

In the weeks before President Donald Trump proclaimed a national emergency over the pandemic on March 13, Fox News hosts and personalities spent continually downplayed the seriousness of the coronavirus.

After Trump’s declaration, theirtone became more serious. But it has again shifted of late, with high-profile hosts and personalities now pushing to end the shutdown and questioning whether it was even prudent in the first place.

Horse racing pundit John McCririck dead at 79

London( CNN) The legendary horse-racing broadcaster John McCririck, who was famed for his outlandish dress sense, just died at the age of 79, his family has announced.

He was perhaps best known for his distinctive style, regularly sporting a large deerstalker hat, sideburns and colorful suits, often with a fat cigar in hand.

McCririck’s family confirmed in a statement that the veteran broadcaster died in a London hospital Friday.

Have to cook from home for the first time? Here’s what you need to know( plus your first recipe !)

( CNN) With the intensity of the coronavirus situation increasing every day, getting food in the hands of so many who can’t leave home presents a critical health challenge.

My niece is one of them.

“When you eat out, you don’t need to put much believe into what ends up on your plate. We’re struggling to figure out how to come up with well-balanced snacks, ” said Allison Strumeyer, a 24 -year-old single girl who resides in New York City and has chosen to isolate herself from her parents who often cook at home.

Ohio teen loses more than 100 pounds while strolling to school every day

( CNN) Two years ago, Michael Watson was in a rut. The 6-foot-4 inch teen weighed 335 pounds and was often bullied about his weight.

As a junior at his Canton, Ohio, school, the teen decided to make a commitment to walk to and from school every day, about 20 minutes each route. And he made some changes in his diet.

When he walks across the stage at graduation later this month, the McKinley High senior will be 115 pounds lighter.

Trendy toddler’s Instagram pulled in small fortune last year

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The products include designer clothes, a refrigerator and tickets to Disney on Ice.

“I didn’t start it as a way of using my children to gain anything. I only started the page because it is a place to keep all of my photos in one place for your best friend and family to see, ” Maxwell said. “People merely maintained following us and it only grew from there. Now some posts can be seen by 20,000 people and it has just gone crazy.”

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“I put a lot of work in and it does take up a lot of my hour, ” she said. “My average screen time on Instagram is nine hours a day so it is like a full-time job for me.”

Natasha even scored a personalized weight loss plan for herself worth $2,500 after telling MuscleFoods she was looking to lose a few pounds.

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Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty lingerie line accused of deceptive marketing tactics

New York( CNN Business) A watchdog group is accusing Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty lingerie line of duping customers into registering for a subscription service.

The complaints were made after TINA received reports from Savage X Fenty customers who said they purchased apparel from the company’s website and unwittingly signed up for a membership that expense $49.95 per month.

While the company offered offered bra and panty defines for $25, “the ad itself doesn’t disclose what you’re buying, ” said Shana Mueller, a spokesperson for TINA, told CNN Business. “There’s also a little extra item in your shopping cart that says ‘Membership’. There’s no cost next to it. It’s just a little x.”

Nike to launch investigation after former athlete claims coach’s regimen drove her to suicidal supposes

( CNN) Footwear and apparel company Nike says it will launch an inquiry into allegations made by a former athlete against the disgraced former head coach-and-four of its now shuttered elite go program, the Nike Oregon Project.

In October, the US Anti-Doping Agency banned Salazar for four years for “multiple anti-doping rule violations.” No athletes were immediately implicated in government decisions , nor have any tested positive. At the time, Nike told CNN it would “continue to support Alberto in his appeal” of the ban.

Nike subsequently shut down its Oregon Project, which had developed athletes like Olympic gold medalist Mo Farah, saying the situation had become an “unfair burden” on its athletes.

NFL and Patriots analyse Antonio Brown rape allegations. Receiver denies accusations

( CNN) The NFL and the New England Patriots are investigating allegations that Antonio Brown sexually assaulted and raped his former Bible study partner and physical trainer — accusations the starring wide receiver denies.

Britney Taylor, 28, accuses Brown of rape and two instances of sexual assault, alleging he uncovered himself to her and kissed her without consent in June 2017, then performed a sex act in her presence later that month. After Brown expressed regret for his action, she agreed to work with him again and he raped her in May 2018, according to allegations in the lawsuit filed in a Florida federal court.

Taylor and her lawyer will meet with NFL officials next week, a source with knowledge of the case told CNN. The session is scheduled to allow Taylor time to get married.

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