Taking to Instagram, head chef at New York Best and Fat Louie’s Nick Diacono has teased the opening of a brand new burger joint, all about bulubeef!
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In a black and white video featuring tastebud tantalising burger cooking process, Nick teased the release with a simple caption: ‘something is brewing’.
We’ll have to wait a bit until Bulubeef Take Away is officially open, but we just cannot wait to bite into Nick’s classic culinary creations.
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According to a survey about discrimination in the EU by Eurobarometer, 514 Maltese were asked how they would feel about the identity of an imaginary partner for their child.
26% said that they would feel totally uncomfortable if their child’s partner was an atheist and 31% said they would feel uncomfortable if their child’s partner was a black person.
44% feel uncomfortable if said partner was transgender or intersex, whereas 26% expressed discomfort if the person was of the same sex as one’s child.
Only 2% registered discomfort if the person was white or Christian, whereas 18% expressed discomfort if the person was ‘young’. 30% expressed discomfort at their child dating an old person.
43% expressed discomfort if the partner was Muslim, 32% if the partner was a Roma person, 30% if the partner was Buddhist and 27% if the partner was jewish.
13% expressed discomfort if the partner had a disability and 26% expressed discomfort if the person was Asian.
What do you make of this?
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According to a recent survey by Eurobarometer, 77% of Maltese believe that school lessons and material should include information about the existence of multiple gender identities, compared to 68% of European average.
The survey on discrimination in the EU interviewed 514 Maltese from a total of 26,399 EU27 interviews.
78% of Maltese believed that this education should also concern sexual orientations (for example being lesbian, gay or bisexual).
Meanwhile, 92% agree with teaching about different religions and beliefs, 85% about the history of antisemitism in European countries and the Holocaust, 79% about Roma culture and history and 89% about racism.
Last but not least, 98% agree with including school lessons and material about the experience of disability, the largest agreement for Maltese in this section of interviews.
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This is the big question. Asking our followers which doughnuts they prefer, the respondents chose chocolate doughnuts over jam doughnuts.
64% prefer chocolate doughnuts over jam doughnuts, which registered a 36% preference.
Now whilst this editor personally sees this as an injustice, it seems as though chocolate has a tendency to rule over the other options.
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