THE quest for hipsters across the globe to eat as many diverse "good fats" as possible has taken a drastic turn, with their holy grail, the avocado, being replaced by the often polarising pineapple.
According to UK supermarket Tesco, demand for pineapple is at an all-time high, with sales increasing by around 15% in the last year, while demand for avocados is starting to plateau.
While the nutritional content of the pineapple is said to pale into insignificance when compared with an avo, we're pretty sure this won't stop trendy cafes from convincing the Australian populace it needs to start smashing up some pineapple and smearing it on a slice of paleo chia seed wafer.
US SUPREME Court Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who made headlines last week in a Wall Street Journal interview about her favourite hair accessories (PD Fri) has done it again, issuing a formal ruling that hot dogs are in fact sandwiches.
The octogenarian was appearing on TV's The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and weighed into the fraught debate with her controversial decision - based on the fact that the "bun" is still two pieces of bread.
The TV host was impressed at Ginsburg's acumen, saying "not only can the justice last another five years on the bench, I believe she could have killed Tupac".
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