The African farmers taking on big chocolate
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The famous pasta-making women of Bari, Italy, are worried that a crackdown on contraband orecchiette pasta could threaten their way of life
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The intoxicating history of gin
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Peckish pedestrians in Copenhagen will soon be able to pluck healthy snacks directly from greenery around the city
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India isn’t letting a single onion leave the country
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How Ireland's Kerrygold butter became a mainstay in US kitchens
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How Texas barbecue found a home in rural Sweden
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How tax policy gave us White Claw hard seltzer
7 votes -
Stop mocking vegans
32 votes -
Socialist People's Party wants a debate on whether it should be legal to produce and sell French delicacy foie gras in the EU
8 votes -
I couldn’t tell this delicious lab-grown ice cream didn’t come from a cow
7 votes -
Would you eat a burger made out of CO2 captured from the air?
9 votes -
The oral history of Four Loko in New York
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Impossible Burger shortages hit White Castle and Red Robin
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Empire of meat
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Lowville had lots of water. Then string cheese came to town.
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The rise of Calamari, fueled by Rhode Island’s dirty politics
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"Breakfast food" is a lie - Americans eat a narrower variety of foods for breakfast than anyone else
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Avoiding "health washing" at the grocery store
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The raisin situation - One man wanted to change the raisin industry for the better. He got more than he bargained for.
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Eat more kelp, the ocean's favorite superfood
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The age of robot farmers - Picking strawberries takes speed, stamina, and skill. Can a robot do it?
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Behold the beefless ‘Impossible Whopper’
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The French Laundry’s bong course is a brilliant act of artistry
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Death of the calorie
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A plea to make fiber cool
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Lab-grown meat and ancient grains – what will be on the menu in 2050?
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Bigger, saltier, heavier: Fast food since 1986 in three simple charts
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Boutique and established cooperages around the country are trying to reinvent the whiskey barrel
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For South Asian cooks, yogurt starter is an heirloom
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'Something needs to change': Woolworths drops $1-a-litre milk in Australia
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The US government has redefined “pink slime” as ground beef
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Online grocery shopping has been slow to catch on - We shop online for almost everything. Why not food?
11 votes -
Now your groceries see you, too
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The cacao cult: Why chocolate is hot right now
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A German mint just released a coin commemorating seventy years of currywurst
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Small farmers in Mexico keep corn’s genetic diversity alive
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An eight-year-old Australian girl has brought Kellogg's to its knees, forcing the cereal giant to promise it will put girls on its boxes of Nutri-Grain starting from next year.
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In Japan, the Kit Kat isn't just a chocolate. It's an obsession.
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One year of #metoo: A modest proposal to help combat sexual harassment in the restaurant industry
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One of the world's largest banks has issued an alarming warning about antibiotic resistance — with big consequences for humanity
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Fake honey scandal widens to Australian-sourced brands
6 votes -
The NY Times has an option in their store to pick out favorite recipes that have been posted on the site (and in the paper) and print them in a cookbook
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Where will we go without Café Loup? The iconic bar-café closes its doors after forty-one years
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Nestle says slavery reporting requirements could cost customers
8 votes -
'Parasites': Restaurants ask customers to shun services like Uber Eats
11 votes -
How yogurt fueled the rise of civilization
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Foodora announced on Thursday it would stop operating in Australia by the end of August
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How Aussie flat whites and smashed avocado have taken New York
4 votes -
Yes, Hellmann’s has frozen over. Mayonnaise ice cream is here.
2 votes