It’s not often Coca Cola gets a marketing de-cision totally wrong. But it appears that was the case with Coke Spiced, released earlier this year. Good idea – bad execution. Now, Coke has admitted failure, and Coke Spiced is being pulled from the shelves…Read More →
Loads of Mains, Snacks and Beverages this week. Even some nifty Sides. We have no Novelties, but we’re chock-full, nonetheless! We do have some unexpected offerings – not the least of which, a new Ramen bowl from Jack In The Box!Read More →
Irritable Bowel Syndrome is a growing gut affliction which has been associated strongly with diet. Now a Swedish study has revealed, it can be controlled simply by cutting sugar and starch from IBS sufferer’s diets. What could be easier?Read More →
One of Tim Horton’s most-Canadian charity give-back programs has been it’s support of indigenous peoples’ groups across Canada. And this year, the 4th annual Orange Sprinkles fundraiser is benefiting two additional organ-izations…Read More →
Twin news releases last week from Loblaw’s trumpeted the chain’s ‘success’ in helping shoppers fight high food prices. But a closer look at the numbers tells a less impressive story. A little quick math shows there’s still lots of room to cut prices!Read More →
Among the lesser-known food-related issues associated with climate change, the rise of parasites in common foods has been largely overlooked. But warmer waters that extend farther and farther north are making an old problem worse, fast!Read More →
Both US presidential hopefuls have now made statements on the problem of food prices. But heir positions range from the sublime to the ridiculous. Only one candidate makes sense on lowering food costs. The other doesn’t seem to understand the issue at all…Read More →
Remember, last year, when Consumer Reports raked kid’s ‘lunch packs’ over the coals for unhealthy ingredients? Now, a trio of online foodie influencers have banded together to offer ‘better’ kids’ lunch packs. But how much better are they?Read More →