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Emma Ferrer
Emma Kathleen Hepburn Ferrer (born 1994, Morges, Switzerland) is a Tuscan-based figurative painter, granddaughter of Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer, a 2014 Harper's Bazaar cover model, and painter of The Scapegoat series shown at Sapar Contemporary.
Emmental cheese
Emmental (Emmentaler) is a hard Swiss cow's-milk cheese from the Emme valley, defined by propionic acid fermentation that creates its large eyes and nutty flavor; Swiss Emmentaler AOP requires raw milk, while generic emmental is made across Europe.
Empanada
Empanada: a folded half-moon pastry of wheat or corn dough, baked or fried, with meat, seafood, vegetable, or sweet fillings; from Spanish empanar, widespread across Spain, Latin America, and the Philippines with strong regional variants like the salteña and tucumana.
Enchilada
Enchilada (Spanish, from enchilar, to season with chile): Mexican dish of corn tortillas dipped in chile sauce, rolled or folded around meat, cheese, or beans, and covered in sauce; distinct from unsauced burritos and tacos, with named regional styles like enmoladas and enchiladas suizas.
Endocannibalism
Endocannibalism, or mortuary cannibalism, is the ritual consumption of deceased relatives within one's own social group. It was thought to be most widely practiced in lowland South America.
Enemyway
Enemyway (Navajo: 'Anaa'jí) is a three-night Navajo curing ceremony that exorcises the ghosts of non-Navajos and restores balance, or hózhó, performed for veterans of wars from World War II through Afghanistan.
Energizer Bunny
Energizer Bunny, pink drumming toy rabbit mascot of Energizer batteries in North America, created in 1988-1989 as a parody of Duracell's 1973 Duracell Bunny; tagline "It keeps going and going and going."
Energy Brands
Energy Brands Inc. (Glacéau), founded 1996 by J. Darius Bikoff in New York, created vitaminwater and smartwater and the enhanced water category; Coca-Cola acquired it in 2007 for $4.1 billion.
Energy drink
Energy drink: caffeinated functional beverage with taurine, B vitamins, guarana, and sugars; Red Bull and Monster lead the market. Covers caffeine doses, EU/US/Australian regulation, health effects, and the sports-drink distinction.
Engagement ring
Engagement ring: a ring signaling betrothal, from Roman iron pledge hoops and the 1477 Maximilian-Mary of Burgundy diamond ring to the De Beers "A Diamond is Forever" campaign and today's lab-grown diamond market shift.
English breakfast tea
English breakfast tea is a strong black tea blend, historically Chinese Congou, Pouchong, or Keemun, now usually Assam, Ceylon, and Kenyan teas; it has no standardized recipe, was named in 1840s Scotland, and is drunk with milk.
English cuisine
English cuisine: cooking traditions of England, known for fish and chips, Sunday roast, full English breakfast, and chicken tikka masala; shaped by Norman, empire, and immigrant influences, with a Victorian-era decline and modern revival.
English embroidery
English embroidery: England's needlework tradition, from medieval opus anglicanum silk-and-gold church vestments and the Bayeux Tapestry to Tudor-Stuart raised work, samplers, and Jacobean crewelwork.
English knitting
English knitting, also called throwing or right-hand knitting, is a Western hand-knitting style holding yarn in the right hand and wrapping it around the needle; dominant in the UK and North America, distinct from Continental left-hand picking.
English medieval clothing
English medieval clothing: dress in England from Anglo-Saxon to late medieval times, mainly wool and linen with imported silk. Distinguished by opus anglicanum embroidery, sumptuary laws of 1337, 1363, and 1463, and London excavated textile finds.
English muffin
English muffin: a small flat yeast-leavened griddle bread, introduced in New York by Samuel Bath Thomas in 1880 as "toaster crumpets" and renamed in 1902; famous for nooks and crannies and the Egg McMuffin.
English rose (epithet)
English rose (epithet): a term for an attractive, fair-skinned Englishwoman with a traditionally English appearance, traced to Basil Hood's 1902 opera Merrie England; distinct from David Austin's English rose cultivars.
Entrée
Entrée: a French culinary term meaning starter in France and the main course in American English; re-borrowed in the 18th century for the dish served before the roast, and reshaped in the US by late-19th-century French chefs.
Entrelac
Entrelac (from French entrelacer, to interlace) is a modular knitting technique building basketweave-like fabric from short-row triangles and rectangles joined by picked-up stitches, worked in tiers, flat or in the round, often in self-striping yarn.
Entremet
Entremet (plural entremets): French term for a sweet course served after cheese, and in modern patisserie a layered mousse-based composed cake, frozen and mirror-glazed; historically a medieval between-courses spectacle, now central to 2026 texture and mini-portion trends.
Ephemera
Ephemera: transitory printed or written items such as tickets, posters, and receipts created for short-term use and meant to be discarded, now collected and archived as primary evidence of everyday life, from the Greek ephēmeros, "lasting only a day."
Ephod
Ephod (Hebrew אֵפֹד, ephod): ancient Israelite priestly vestment, a close-fitting armless garment worn by the high priest and ordinary priests, also denoting a cultic image or divinatory object linked to the Urim and Thummim.
Epic Meal Time
Epic Meal Time is a Canadian web cooking series created by Harley Morenstein and Sterling Toth, launched on YouTube in October 2010, known for extreme high-calorie recipes.
Epilator
Epilator: an electric handheld hair-removal device that plucks many hairs at once by the root, first commercialized as Epilady in 1986 by Israel's Mepro; tweezer or spring types, results lasting about three to four weeks, painful at first, not permanent.
Erewhon Market
Erewhon Market: luxury organic grocery chain founded 1966 in Boston by Michio and Aveline Kushi, owned since 2011 by Tony and Josephine Antoci with Stripes Group minority stake, known for Los Angeles stores and celebrity smoothies.
Eric Greenspan
Eric Greenspan names two principal Americans: a Los Angeles chef (The Foundry on Melrose, Mr. Beast Burger virtual brands, grilled cheese cookbooks) and a Canton, Massachusetts chiropractor and Innovative Wellness Systems executive.
Eric Pateman
Eric Pateman is a Vancouver-born chef, entrepreneur, and culinary tourism strategist who founded Edible Canada, led YVR's guest experience as CXO, and is now SVP North America at Plaza Premium Group.
Erica Mena
Erica Mena (Erica Jasmin Mena, born 1987, Bronx) is an American model, video vixen, reality TV star, actress, and author known for Love & Hip Hop: New York and Atlanta, her Safaree Samuels marriage, and books Underneath It All and Chronicles of a Confirmed Bachelorette.
Erin Heatherton
Erin Heatherton (Erin Heather Bubley, born 1989, Skokie, Illinois) is an American model and actress, a Victoria's Secret Angel 2010–2013 with six runway shows, later in SI Swimsuit 2015–2016.
Ermenegildo Zegna
Ermenegildo Zegna is an Italian luxury menswear group founded as a wool mill in Trivero, Piedmont, in 1910, whose brands include ZEGNA, Thom Browne, and TOM FORD FASHION.