He suggested Femara (letrozole). Don't know anything about this drug. He said one study suggested an increased risk of birth defects when using this drug, but he said the study was proven false. It still makes me nervous. Also said not as much is known about Femara because it's only been used for fertility for 10 yrs. Does anyone have any experience with these drugs? I feel torn!
Macaroni and cheese, incidentally, was popularized in this country by Thomas Jefferson, who first had it in France. Reddi-wip, the first whipped cream in a can, was invented by St. Louisan Aaron S. âBunnyâ Lapin, who realized that putting cream in an aerosol container would lengthen its shelf life. The company he created to make aerosol valves, Clayton Corp., is still in business and is now based in Fenton.
Quick Bites: Cast Iron opens in O4W and more restaurant news. Chef Evan Cordes (formerly of Atlanta restaurants Cakes & Ale, Serpas True Food and H. Harper Station) has opened his first restaurant, Cast Iron, at 701-5 Highland Avenue in the Old Fourth Ward tonight. The restaurant is open Tuesdayâs through Sundays for dinner starting at 5 p.m., with brunch coming soon.