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"Dear reader: I love you but I&amp;#039;ve decided to take you down with me. I can&amp;#039;t go it alone. Here we go. I admit it: I&amp;#039;m addicted to reading food blogs. It started out as research for work. But I kept reading long after the assignment was over because I find such pleasure in them. There are so many out there, and they&amp;#039;re packed with well-written recipes, crisp writing and, best of all, sumptuous photos. Sometimes I don&amp;#039;t even read them \u2013 I just gaze at the photos! I&amp;#039;m not sure why I do this because while I&amp;#039;m reading them, I find myself getting hungry. But rarely have I indulged those hunger pains and instead have chosen to keep these thoughts as true fantasies. Reading these blogs often feels indulgent, and since I&amp;#039;ve been dieting so much lately, I&amp;#039;ll take indulgence wherever I can get it. ;) One my favorites is Chocolate &amp;amp;amp; Zucchini, written by a woman in France who is funny and fun \u2013 she&amp;#039;s very relatable and her recipes are good. Another favorite is Creampuffs in Venice, mostly because of the photos. He&amp;#039;s not just a cook, he&amp;#039;s quite a photographer! Check out his chocolate section in particular. And the most entertaining food blog out there \u2013 Cooking with Rockstars. My favorite episode is Jack Black&amp;#039;s burrito. I realize these blogs won&amp;#039;t help any of you diet. In fact, you might possibly look at these blogs like porn for dieters: something you love to watch but you feel wrong doing so. Your gut says you shouldn&amp;#039;t seek out decadent photos of desserts; instead, you should be seeking out more active adventures that involve lettuce and other healthy things. But hey, no one&amp;#039;s perfect. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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