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Sara Lee Corporation
Sara Lee Corporation, once Consolidated Foods Corporation, was an American conglomerate selling packaged meats, bakery, coffee, and apparel, dismantled into separate companies between 2005 and 2012.
Sara Moulton
Sara Moulton, American chef, cookbook author, and TV personality; Julia Child protégé, Gourmet magazine executive chef, early Food Network star of Cooking Live, and host of PBS's Sara's Weeknight Meals since 2008.
Sara Sampaio
Sara Sampaio (Sara Pinto Sampaio), Portuguese model and actor born 1991 in Porto; first Portuguese Victoria's Secret Angel (2015-2021), SI Swimsuit Rookie of the Year 2014, and Eve Teschmacher in Superman (2025).
Sarah McDaniel
Sarah Rose McDaniel (born 1995, Roseville, California) is an American model with heterochromia iridum who covered Playboy's first non-nude issue in March 2016 and appeared in Mark Ronson and G-Eazy music videos.
Sarah Murdoch
Sarah Murdoch, born Sarah O'Hare (1972, London), is an Australian model, actress, and TV presenter, Wonderbra face, Head Over Heels actress, Australia's Next Top Model host, Lachlan Murdoch's wife, and MCRI co-chair.
Sarah Willingham
Sarah Willingham (born 1973), British entrepreneur and Dragons' Den investor; grew Bombay Bicycle Club into the UK's largest Indian restaurant chain, co-founded London Cocktail Club and Nightcap PLC.
Sardinian traditional dress
Sardinian traditional dress is the folk costume of Sardinia, Italy, with as many as 400 village-specific outfits of wool, silk, and silver jewelry, now worn at festivals.
Sari
Sari (saree): unstitched draped women's garment of South Asia, 4–9 m long with field, borders, and pallu; over 80 regional drapes including Nivi, Bengali, Gujarati; India's sari market $12 bn in 2024.
Sarma Melngailis
Sarma Melngailis, American chef and founder of Manhattan raw vegan restaurant Pure Food and Wine and One Lucky Duck; convicted of grand larceny and fraud after draining the restaurant of nearly $2 million for husband Anthony Strangis, subject of Netflix's Bad Vegan.
Sarong
Sarong (Malay sarung, "sheath"): a tubular wrapped lower-body garment of Southeast Asia, also called sampot, longyi, or phaa sinh; worn by men and women, decorated with batik and ikat, and repeatedly revived in Western fashion from Dorothy Lamour to Dries Van Noten.
Sasanian silk
Sasanian silk is the luxury silk woven in the Sasanian Empire of Iran (224-651 CE) from Chinese raw silk, famous for animal motifs in medallion borders.
Sasanian textiles
Sasanian textiles are the woven luxury fabrics produced in, or modeled on the styles of, the Sasanian Persian empire (224–651 CE), best known through fragments found from Egypt to Japan.
Sasha Colby
Sasha Colby, born Sasha Kekauoha, is an American drag performer, actress, and trans advocate from Waimanalo, Hawaii; Miss Continental 2012 and winner of Drag Race season 15 in 2023.
Sasha Luss
Sasha Luss (Aleksandra Alexeyevna Luss), Russian model and actress born 1992 in Magadan. Discovered by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel in 2012; peaked in 2013 with 124 shows; starred in Besson's Valerian and Anna.
Sashi Cheliah
Sashi Cheliah (Sashikumar Cheliah), Singapore-born Adelaide chef, won MasterChef Australia Season 10 in 2018 with a record 93/100, first Indian-origin winner; ex-Singapore STAR-unit police officer, Gaja by Sashi and Pandan Club restaurateur.
Sashiko (刺し子)
Sashiko (刺し子), also called sashiko-zashi, is a Japanese running-stitch needlework used to reinforce, repair, and warm layered cloth, famous for Aomori's kogin-zashi and hishizashi diamond patterns and now practiced worldwide as visible mending.
Sashimi
Sashimi (刺身), also called tsukuri or otsukuri, is the Japanese dish of raw sliced fish or seafood served without rice with garnishes and dipping sauce; first recorded in 1399, it differs from sushi by having no vinegared rice.
Satay
Satay, also spelled sate, is a Southeast Asian dish of small pieces of marinated meat grilled on skewers over charcoal, usually served with peanut sauce; it likely originated in Java.
Satin
Satin (sateen in weft-faced or non-silk form) is a weave structure, not a fiber: yarns float over four or more threads, giving a lustrous face, best drape, and snag-prone long floats; invented in China over two thousand years ago.
Satriale's Pork Store
Satriale's Pork Store is the fictional Newark, New Jersey butcher shop and crew headquarters in HBO's The Sopranos, filmed at 101 Kearny Avenue in Kearny (pilot at Centanni's in Elizabeth), demolished in 2007, now a parking lot.
Satsuma ware
Satsuma ware, or Satsuma-yaki (薩摩焼), is Japanese pottery from Kagoshima Prefecture, begun around 1598 by Korean potters brought back by the Shimazu clan after the invasions of Korea.
Sattu (सत्तू)
Sattu (सत्तू), roasted Bengal gram flour, is a staple of Bihari cuisine eaten as a cooling summer sharbat, litti stuffing, paratha filling, and sweets; protein-rich, shelf-stable, and now ODOP-recognized in Ballia.
Sauce
Sauce: a flavorful, usually thickened liquid served with food to season, moisten, or enrich it. From Latin salsa (salted); spans Chinese fermented condiments, Roman garum, French mother sauces, and modern emulsions.
Saucony
Saucony ("sock-a-knee") is an American running footwear brand founded in 1898 in Kutztown, Pennsylvania, named for Saucony Creek. Owned by Wolverine Worldwide since 2012, it makes the Endorphin, Ride, Triumph, Hurricane, and Guide shoe lines.
Saudi Food and Drug Authority
Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA, الهيئة العامة للغذاء والدواء), Saudi Arabia's independent regulator of food, drugs, medical devices, cosmetics, pesticides, and feed; established 2003, WHO Maturity Level 4 since 2023.
Saudi National Day (اليوم الوطني للمملكة العربية السعودية)
Saudi National Day (اليوم الوطني السعودي), celebrated 23 September, marks the 1932 royal decree no. 2716 renaming the Kingdom of Hejaz and Nejd as the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia under King Abdulaziz; official holiday since 2004, distinct from Founding Day.
Saudi national dress
Saudi national dress: the thobe-based formal attire for men and the regionally varied women's garments of Saudi Arabia's thirteen provinces, including the bisht (mishlah), ghutra, agal, abaya, and named regional dresses such as the Najdi Aseeri and Hejazi al-Masdah.
Sauerbraten
Sauerbraten, or Rheinischer Sauerbraten, is Germany's marinated pot roast: beef (historically horse) soaked days in vinegar-wine spice marinade, then braised with sweet-sour raisin and gingerbread gravy; regional Franconian, Swabian, Baden, and Saxon variants differ.
Sauerkraut
Sauerkraut (German for "sour cabbage") is shredded cabbage preserved by spontaneous lactic acid fermentation with about 2% salt, started by Leuconostoc mesenteroides and finished by Lactobacillus plantarum; distinct from kimchi, which is less acidic and carbonated.
Sausage
Sausage (from Latin salsus, salted): minced seasoned meat stuffed into casings, one of the oldest processed foods, from Homer's Odyssey to fermented salami, with types, microbiology, and US standards.