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Feb 12 2007
While the endless gourmet capacities of fully matured eggs are oft-discussed across searing pans, what remains reportedly unnoticed is a chef’s creativity to the culinary possibilities of an unlaid egg. Dan Barber, the chef and an owner of Blue...
Feb 12 2007
The 40-seat, 10-course gourmet dinner organized by the Lebua luxury hotel, Bangkok, cooked by six three-star Michelin chefs _ four from France and one each from Germany and Italy and titled as ‘Epicurean Masters of the World’ claims to...
Feb 7 2007
Consumers might not get to see the same apples, grapes, melons, peaches and plums anymore, after the reported entry of hybrid fruits into the market. Apparently, the fruit market has gracefully followed designer trends with fruit manufacturers,...
Feb 5 2007
New national survey taken up by Food Policy Institute, Rutgers University reports about plummeting consumption of green produce, which it claims to be the impact of a broad recall of E. Coli contaminated spinach, lettuce and broccoli. Facts...
Feb 3 2007
Followed by the trans-fat free oil testing by McDonald, it is reportedly the turn of burger chain owner Burger King to test its new trans-fat free oil. Facts provided claim that Burger King would roll out its alternate oil in the last part of 2008....
Jan 28 2007
Pork offal traditionally served in the Burns Supper has been reportedly chucked-out in the Americanized version of Haggis, served during the supper to the Scottish societies in the US. NY Times points that modification of the vital ingredients in...
Jan 23 2007
Winter cravings and one-pot meals go together. But most often one-pot meals limit themselves to same texture, similar ingredients and little creativity. An article in the Washington Times tips about turning the conservative soups into full meals,...
Jan 23 2007
Doubtless of the fact that yogurt and fruits have ruled the snacking trends in year 2006 and they are continuing to do so, the leader in food flavors, Danisco has reportedly cashed on the trend to rejuvenate the ‘not-so-interesting’ yogurt...
Jan 23 2007
The queue for mislabelling of organic products is seemingly getting longer and the latest to join the queue is reportedly the organic retailer giant, Wal-Mart. Facts provided reveal that organic farming watchdog, Cornucopia Institute, had complained...
Jan 22 2007
Pilgrim’s Pride, one of America’s most reputed chicken companies is reported to launch world’s first EatWellStayHealthy Kids Breaded Chicken Breast Nuggets and Breaded Popcorn Chicken, in 900 Publix Super Markets in Florida, Georgia,...