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Grilling 101: Commissary meat savings, BBQ combine for sensational seasonal sizzle

As legions of backyard chefs take the covers off their barbecue grills, they’re reminded to use their commissary benefit for significant savings on their meats and other grilling needs.
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Life is a beach ... then you barbecue! Get your Okinawan grill party on

1. YAGAJISHIMA
This private beach is the perfect place to have a campout beach party. Amenities include rental barbeque equipment, campsites, parking, showers and bungalows. Head north on Route 58 to Route 110 toward to Yagaji Island. Make left on Route 110 and drive pass the bridge.
Using my Simple Ecology cotton bags to buy lentils (Photos by Allie Whalen)
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Bulk food and more for the health-conscious at Cafe & Shop Green Leaf

If you've spent any time in Japan you know it's often difficult to find unpackaged food. There is one health food store in Okinawa that offers bulk and I love going there.
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Did you know?: Invention of instant noodles

Instant noodles were invented by Taiwanese-Japanese inventor Momofuku Ando and put into market under the name “Chikin Ramen” in 1958.
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Nourishing Nabe: Try making your own hot pot at home

There is something very comforting about sitting around a bubbling hot pot with friends and family.
Veggie burgers and other plant-based meat substitutes are being offered at food courts on many Army, Air Force and Navy bases in the United States. PIXABAY
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Impossible Whopper, other meatless fast-food options continue to elude overseas troops

Plant-based meat substitutes can be found on food court menus at U.S. military installations nationwide, but it’s still unclear when those options will make their way to bases overseas.
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Slurp away at these soba noodle restaurants on Okinawa

You may have heard that it’s OK to slurp noodles in Japan. That is very well said and very true, and in Okinawa there are many soba noodle restaurants across the island for you to slurp to your heart’s content.
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A Vegan Catering Service "MODOKI"

"MODOKI" means "-like" in Japanese. You see, the menu in "MODOKI" visually looks like totally real meat or fish but its made with vegan-friendly ingredients.