When "Man v. Food" first premiered on the Travel Channel in 2008, it fueled a cultural phenomenon. Audiences were captivated by host Adam Richman's simple quest of traveling the country in search of ...

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The winner of the Whoopie Pie Eating Contest at Hershey Farm on Sept. 7 will be awarded gift baskets of treats and this champion belt. (Photo provided by Hershey Farm) Like to gorge yourself? Much ...

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Every day, most of us are faced with decisions to make about what to eat, how much, and when. Some research puts the number of food decisions we make daily at about 220. Sounds exhausting, right?

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