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Los Angeles schools say no thanks to sweetened milk. You can thank (or blame) Jamie Oliver.
Chef Homaro Cantu thinks that the berry could revolutionize the way we feed the world by making grasses and other wild bitter plants palatable.
Remember when we told you about Ben and Jerry's new Obama-inspired ice cream flavor, Yes Pecan? Not surprisingly, the internet has, in response,...
A lawsuit alleging Taco Bell's meat is mostly fake has been dropped. But what's actually in that meat?
In yet another story of an enterprising business rallying around this exciting moment for our republic, the savvy hippies at Ben and Jerry's have...
The Public Enemy hypeman and reality TV star dropped out of 10th grade. Now he's headed back to school and wants to film his experience.
Last Wednesday was Spain's over-ripe tomato food-fight festival, Tomatino. Sad, you missed it, but you can still look at photos, which are...
Little-known facts about the physiological repercussions of watermelon consumption: it's a diuretic. And beyond that, scientists in Texas are...
Maple syrup is more flavors than just maple and sugar, and researchers have mapped out the sensory profile of North America's iconic wild sugar.
Produce travels 1,500 miles on average from farm to table. Minimize this by buying food grown locally. To get you started, here is a...
Researchers recently unveiled the genome of the woodland strawberry. That could transform the apples, apricots, and almonds of the future.
Attention jelly bean calorie counters, here's how the health halo lays your good intentions to waste in the candy aisle.
At the Spanish contemporary art fair, ARCOmadrid-the highest-attended European art fair-Los Angeles was chosen as this year's featured city....
Stunning photos of forked carrots and curvy cucumbers ask us to rethink how we perceive and classify food—and what that says about us.
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.
Researchers at the Cornell University Food and Brand Lab, conducting a study on behalf of the New York Department of Health, discovered that the...
To help combat this apparent issue of Obama fatigue (Frank Rich's Times op-ed last week explained America was hearing "too much" about Obama and...
A Swiss man has successfully flown across the English Channel using a jetpack. This really hits home for us. As kids, we remember acting out...
Main Street in Greensboro, Alabama, feels abandoned. Not just empty-it's as though half the shopkeepers up and left at the end of a business...
GOOD and Futurefarmers look at the amazing amount of space the world's largest retailers occupy.
