Eric Hegedus is a Deputy Editor at the New York Post. With a background in visual journalism, he has a passion for exploring themes related to food and beverages, including food manufacturing, production, safety, and FoodTech. Eric's work has been featured in notable publications such as News.com.au, MSN, AOL, Inc., and Yahoo News.
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By: Eric Hegedus
I admit: Never in a million years could I put the “butch” in “butcher.”
By: Eric Hegedus
You can actually have fun by going full Pilgrim and throwing yourself into Thanksgiving preparations in an old-school way.
By: Eric Hegedus
“I hardly drank any water in the mornings to reduce the frequency of restroom breaks throughout the day,” writes Hu Anyan in “I Deliver Parcels in Beijing.”
By: Eric Hegedus
One minute before midnight on New Year's Eve, high above street level, Treb Heining closely monitors a digital clock below the Waterford crystal
By: Eric Hegedus
“Every year on New Year's at midnight, I cry. It is an emotional, wonderful thing for me every year," Treb Heining told The Post.
By: Reda Wigle, Eric Hegedus
A new, dealcoholized champagne boasts the craft and taste of the elevated sparkler — without the harmful effects of alcohol.
By: Eric Hegedus
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By: Eric Hegedus
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