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Kristen Aiken

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As seen in: HuffPost, Time To Act (Podcast), MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Life, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo News New Zealand, Yahoo Singapore, Aol, BuzzFeed and
Covers:  Food, drink, style, beauty, wellness, health, parenting, travel, relationships, work, home, shopping
Editorial Director of Life and Commerce at HuffPost. (I'm better on Instagram: @aikenforbacon) kristen.aiken@huffpost.com

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Award-winning editor and journalist in the lifestyle and commerce space with 20 years of experience in online media. Strong experience in managing diverse teams and delivering on revenue and traffic goals in ever-changing, fast-paced newsrooms with constantly growing goals and expectations. Upholds high standards for teams who create quality journalism that speaks to specific audiences on different platforms. In the commerce world, built a HuffPost Shopping vertical known for its reliable and s…

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Why Reheated Coffee Tastes So Bad, And What To Do Instead

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By Kristen Aiken Verified
| Aol Verified
A cup of coffee has a predetermined lifecycle: You pour a steamy mug of joe, set it down next to your laptop to refrain from burning your tongue, and before you know it, an hour has passed and your coffee is stone cold. You pop it in the microwave to nuke it for a few seconds, press the cup to your lips and grimace. It’s bitter. Bitter in a way that makes you wonder if someone poured a Romeo and Juliet-style vial of poison into it. Does this sound familiar?
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The U.S. Just Allowed A New RFK-Approved Ingredient In Sunscreen — So Is This Good Or Bad?

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By Kristen Aiken Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has finally expanded its list of approved sunscreen filters for the first time in more than 20 years. On Tuesday, the FDA added bemotrizinol, limited to 6%, to the list of permitted active ingredients for over-the-counter sunscreens. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
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The Real Reason Brown Eggs Are More Expensive Than White Eggs

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By Kristen Aiken Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
If you ever find yourself in a confused stupor at your grocery store egg case, you’re not alone. There are a million confusing labels on egg cartons these days, and many of them mean nothing. Despite that, there’s one constant: brown eggs are almost always more expensive than white eggs. Surely, this means they’re organic, more nutritious, superiorly delicious and blessed by golden angels, right? Must Read: Read This Before You Eat Your Dyed Easter Eggs Not necessarily.
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