Those ivory tower types whose work we often showcase in this space are not all intellectual snobs as the stereotype makes them out to be. We previously featured a scientific study about boiling eggs. Today, new findings about the ‘correct’ temperature to bake cookies…Read More →
I’m still wondering if it’s all an early April Fool’s joke. Or perhaps some kind of elabor-ate AI-created fake. But Guy Fieri’s new look ‘seems’ to be legit. And it’s not at all the look you’d expect from the ‘Fiery Guy’ who used to bounce off the walls and scream…Read More →
Finally! Some progress in the ongoing adver-sarial relationship between Food Delivery services and their customers. One American State has become the first to stand up for consumers legislating fair and equitable service standards for food deliveries… Read More →
It’s all business at Fast Food Week this time around… No NOVELTIES. But a great selection of MAINS and SNACKS. And don’t forget to check in on EVENTS, to see which of last year’s new Fast Food treats made the Best New Products list!Read More →
Daily multivitamins have been the subject of debate over the past couple of decades. Now there’s new science suggesting that multivit-amins can help older adults control their blood pressure… It appears nutrient ‘gaps’ may contribute to raising blood pressure…Read More →
The margarine that’s always tried to be ‘dif-ferent’ is at it again… Responding to the cur-rent trend toward healthier foods – especially when it comes to salt, sugar and fats. Behold! An all-new I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter for the 21st Century!Read More →
Cup Noodles has hit on what may become heralded as the ‘ultimate screenfront snack’. It’s truly new-stalgic without even trying, combining classic Ramen with Chicken Wing flavours. Instant noodles make the leap from everyday to ‘gameday’!Read More →
We tend to think of diseases such as Colon Cancer (CC) as being ‘older person issues’. But new science has discovered that colon cancer cases in younger adults are surging world-wide, driven largely by lifestyle choices and inherited genetic risks…Read More →