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The Incredible Edible Egg Shell
Kaolin clay can be used as an organic pesticide, an ingredient in Pepto-Bismol's original formula, and, now, in an incredible edible egg shell.
Read & DiscussFruitcake for the Royals
No cupcakes for the Royal Wedding: Will and Kate will be slicing into a traditional multi-tiered fruit cake, which holds up much better when...
Read & DiscussFeast Your Eyes: This Edible Display Uses Dried Fruit as Pixels
Like a craisin Lite Brite, this prototype from the University of Tokyo might one day customize displays with flavors and colors to match your mood.
Read & DiscussStunning Specimens from the Underappreciated World of Airport Carpet Design
The hidden stories woven beneath our feet, and how the war on terror has turned airport carpets into an endangered species.
Read & DiscussStudy: Going to Church Makes You Fat (UPDATED)
Scientists knew there was a correlation between religious involvement and obesity, but this new study proves the relationship is causal.
Read & DiscussGenetically Modified Cows Produce "Human" Milk
China's scientists have genetically modified cows to produce "human" milk. Why?
Read & DiscussLast Chance: Our United States of GOOD Beer Map Could Be Yours Today!
You only have until 10 p.m. EST tonight to claim your own limited edition United States of GOOD Beer poster and become the envy of everyone you know.
Read & DiscussFeast Your Eyes: Colbert and Myrhvold Enjoy "Ice Cream" That Tastes Like Ice Cream
Stephen Colbert and Nathan Myrhvold enjoy pistachio ice-cream that "isn’t really ice cream at all."
Read & DiscussDietary Supplements: Book Covers That Are Good Enough to Eat
Phallic cucumber humor, the renaissance of the meatless patty, and more in the daily round-up of news and links from GOOD Food HQ.
Read & DiscussFruit and Vegetable Mindshare Report
Satsuma's "mindshare" is way up in the first quarter of 2011, according to companies who monitor social media buzz around different...
Read & DiscussSix Good Things
Optimism intermission: Mark Bittman stops griping to celebrate six good things happening in the world of food.
Read & DiscussVeggie Burgers 2.0
"Gone are the days when the veggie burger was almost a source of shame." A round-up of improvements in the world of meatless patties.
Read & DiscussFood and Humor: A Short Survey
From custard pie-throwing clowns to phallic cucumbers, food and humor through the ages.
Read & DiscussComparing Supermarkets in the United States and Mexico
More drinkable yogurt, fewer dips, and far less frozen food: an aisle-by-aisle comparison of the different inventory in Mexican and US supermarkets.
Read & DiscussAmericans Are Now Fat Enough to Need Bigger Buses, Too
The Federal Transit Authority has submitted a proposal to update its bus testing regulations to more accurately reflect average passenger weights.
Read & DiscussIntermission: Tiny Horse Gets Prosthetic Leg, Is Super Happy
Staff at his Texas rescue center home feared they would have to euthanize the miniature horse, and cried when they first saw him gallop.
Read & DiscussInfographic: A World Map of Video Game Villains
We've moved on from Nazi and Eastern Bloc bad guys, but what do the nationalities of today's first person shooter villains tell us about geopolitics?
Read & DiscussRadioactive Tap Water in Tokyo
A radiation spike in Tokyo's tap water has prompted new fears about food contamination.
Read & DiscussInside Barack Obama's Top Secret Tent
The US Government has released this rare photo of Barack Obama inside his windowless, soundproof, mobile secure tent.
Read & DiscussDietary Supplements: Celebrities, Champagne, and Baby Carrots
Baby carrots are the new Doritos, Armand de Brignac is the new Cristal, and Europe celebrates biodiversity while declaring a ban on GM crops illegal.
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