This new focus on the staple is great news for shirting brands too.
Just because it's been a courtship staple since forever doesn't mean it's a good idea, any more than ordering garlic bread and onion soup just before going in for the first kiss is a good idea.
Jeans are a staple of life.
A 5000 Year-Old Food 5000 When Christopher Columbus arrived in the Americas in the 15th century, sweet potatoes were already a staple crop.
Some children are too particularly with food that they don't eat staple food; instead, they turn to different kinds of snacks.
Him and his brother grew up in Chicago and were constantly wearing hoodies, Woodle recalls, and he wanted to find a way to combine the comfy layering staple with the ubiquitous 'neck pillow as travel accessory,' he said in an interview with Refinery29.
So bottom line, if you must eat meat, make it a special treat rather than a staple.
Tu won the prize for developing a lifesaving malaria drug, artemisinin, a staple of traditionalChinese medicine, which has helped save millions of lives across the globe.
They are a staple in any fashion-conscious woman's wardrobe, coming in a rainbow of colours and shades, giving them the power to transcend the seasons.
Hollywood breakups, after all, are shark-attack stories of celebrity journalism, he said, a summer staple and nothing more.
Staple your reports in the wrong corner 3.
Buttered tea is the most welcomed drink Tibetan people serve their guests, which is usually served with Zanba (a staple of Tibetan people, a mixture of fried barely and bean powder).
The staple diet of most Indians consist of dal/sambar, rice, chapatis/rotis with cooked vegetables (mildly spiced/stir fried) or fish/meat.
Skin For thousands of years, 'creamy skin' has been considered a staple of Chinese beauty.
In the late 1800s, the Long John was a wardrobe staple for the Victorian era woman.
The black and white giant panda thenstarted gnawing on the bamboo branch - a staple in the bears' diet.
Some of it seems lost in translation: there are sheep in Santa hats and tartan-embroidered reindeer, and of course lots of that inexplicable Chinese staple, Father Christmas playing the saxophone.
In south, we almost eat everything, while in the north, people staple food is wheat.
A staple of the Uighur community in northwestern Xinjiang Province, the bread appears elsewhere on the menu stuffed with long-braised, half-collapsed pork with flickers of ginger, garlic, cassia, cloves, coriander and star anise — a Chinese burger, or rou jia mo.
"I decided to create a consumer product that would make it a very easy first step for people to try insects in a way that wasn't a novelty but incorporate it into a staple food – make it more of a nutritional product," says Crowley, who has long blond hair and bears a passing resemblance to the late Kurt Cobain.
