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Erich Barganier

  • Public Relations Writer, Soundchecked
As seen in: MSN, MSN Canada, MSN Singapore, MSN UK, Yahoo Life, MSN India, Bandcamp Daily, Yahoo Style Singapore, Eat This, Not That!, Best Life and
Composer and musician based out of NYC
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What Are Puffball Mushrooms And Can You Eat Them?

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By Erich Barganier
| Yahoo Life Verified
TikTok has revealed a ton of exciting culinary trends over the years. Feta pasta, pesto eggs, protein coffee, and so many more foods have picked up a ton of traction thanks to this social media platform. But not every TikTok food trend is a fully formed recipe, and one notable ingredient that has recently taken the website by storm. TikTokers can't get enough of puffball mushrooms, massive white mushrooms that look like clouds.
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The Most Outrageous Food Challenges in Every State

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By Erich Barganier
| Eat This, Not That! Verified
If you love to seriously eat, America has some over-the-top challenges that can push any diner to its limits. Whether you love gorging on massive hamburgers or pizzas, taking on huge cuts of steak, or digging into some spicy food, many restaurants turn dining out into an actual sport. These types of meals test the levels of endurance of anyone hungry enough, brave enough, or foolish enough to take them on.
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5 Drinking Habits That Are Aging You Faster

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By Erich Barganier
| NewsBreak
Whether you want to cut back on your alcohol intake or give it up all together, we're here to help with that goal. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, more than 14 million adults in the US have what is classified as an alcohol use disorder. The sheer number of people in America who drink excessively is why it's such a common New Year's resolution -- and studies show that about 25% of people who commit to giving up drinking each year are successful in the long term.
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