Churchkhela (also written churchkhella, Georgian: ჩურჩხელა, Russian: чурчхела, Turkish: 'pestil cevizli sucuk', literally "a walnut sujuk") is a traditional candy originating from the Caucasus, namely in Georgia, and also common in Russia and Turkey.Churchkhela are walnuts sewn onto a string, dipped in thickened white grape juice and dried. In Armenia the equivalent of churchkhela is named lavash, the same name as the traditional bread. See alsoSoutzoukosSujukTurkish cuisine

Tylor Savage, 12, beginning to expand his diet now thanks to treatmentsTwelve-year-old Tylor Savage doesn’t have to ask what’s for dinner. It’s chicken or tuna with carrots and potatoes and maybe some grapes or an apple — the only foods to which he is not allergic.

Twelve-year-old Tylor Savage doesn’t have to ask what’s for dinner. It’s chicken or tuna with carrots and potatoes and maybe some grapes or an apple — the only foods to which he is not allergic. “I’m a little bored with the same food,” Tylor told TODAY co-host Matt Lauer during a visit to New York on Thursday with his father and sister.

Twelve-year-old Tylor Savage doesn’t have to ask what’s for dinner. It’s chicken or tuna with carrots and potatoes and maybe some grapes or an apple — the only foods to which he is not allergic.

A 12-year-old boy from the U.K. is allergic to so many foods that he must exist on a diet of chicken, carrots, grapes, potatoes and apples, according to a report in London's Evening Standard.

Have you always wanted a Coke and poultry shake? Howabout grapes with canned tuna? This one does it all.