It seems to be a simple enough concept. But it’s apparently hard for most Western diners to implement. Nevertheless… Adopting the eating habits of non-industrialised societies can significantly reduce the risk of a number of chronic diseases…Read More →
It’s impossible to predict whether a given product will catch on in foreign markets. An American sparkling water which has been a huge hit at home has flopped sadly in the UK. Now, Liquid Death is ‘pausing’ international sales altogether…Read More →
Spring is coming… And millions of college students around North America are getting tired of their go-to Kraft Mac & Cheese. But we have some inexpensive, tasty additions to suggest that will freshen-up – and elevate – their fave budget-friendly meal…Read More →
Pepsi lost its historically ‘normal’ second spot on the international Favourite Cola Brands list last year. Some say it simply didn’t see eternal challenger Dr. Pepper moving up on the inside coming down the home stretch. Now, Pepsi is fighting back…Read More →
The classic pancake has been called into question nutritionally in recent years. It’s come under fire as not particularly nutrition-dense. And high in empty calories. But now, researchers are working on ways to rehab-ilitate the humble flapjack…Read More →
Today, an experiment inspired by a theme I discovered in a post about Disney World’s Asian New Year’s food court specials… West-ern Formats x Eastern Flavours. Unleash your imagination over the remaining, climactic days of the 2025 celebrations!Read More →
This debate has raged off and on for decades. Should kids be allowed to drink coffee? Much less, caffeine-laden soft drinks? Now, no less an authority than the Healthy Eating Research coalition is recommending kids and teens should consume no caffeine at all…Read More →
I think I have a pretty good feel for the retro and classic foods that keep coming back by preference on historical rotations. But I’m woefully out of touch with what the ‘kids’ are eating. By ‘kids’, I’m talking Millennials and later generations…Read More →