Argentina may not be the first country you think of when you’re musing on street food. But it can boast a rich, meaty tradition of dining al fresco, possibly a result of a massive influx of European immigrants from the mid-19th to the mid-20th century. And it all revolves around beef!
Canadian doctors got the attention of their peers and the public back in 2020, when they dared to ‘prescribe’ time in communion with nature as a means of building well being in all dimensions – mind, body and soul. Now researchers in the U.S. have taken that idea further…
Now that we’re heading into summer, the snack people are floating their new lazy, hazy, crazy munchables built for the season. And amid those delectables, some patriotic treats from Pillsbury and Hostess, new spicy Gold Fish, and a special collab between OREO and PRIDE month…
Further to Wednesday’s post on food insecurity… UK Conservative Member of Parliament for Ashfield in Nottinghamshire, Lee Anderson dared to say, during a House debate, that food poverty is caused by a lack of cooking and budgeting skills among the poor…
I’m sure you’ve heard about the big baby formula shortage in the U.S. Well, it’s also affecting Canada, as do so many issues we share, due to our geographic and cultural closeness. But I’m old enough to remember previous occasions when baby formula made big headlines…
We haven’t felt the heavy, cold hand of serious food shortages here in North America (yet), nor have we experienced the kind of economic inflation they’re suffering under in the UK and EC. But their current situation, quantified in a new poll, may be a preview of what’s to come for us…