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French Insect Pasta Seller Struggling To Cope With Demand

A small artisanal pasta shop in France's Thiefosse, named Atelier a Pates, is witnessing booming business after they introduced a new high-protein pasta created from flour with seven percent pulverized crickets or grasshoppers some four years back.

By Chandan Das

Boko Haram Falls Victim to a Food Shortage of It's Own Making

Boko Haram, a Nigerian extremist group, suffers a food shortage that they caused themselves. Islamic extremist group Boko Haram has been responsible for a series of terror attacks in Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad, and Niger.
Does Kate Cook For William? A Confession From The Royal Palace’s Chef

Ever wonder what it feels to work in the Royal kitchen? Carolyn Robb had been a full-time chef at Kensington Palace Kitchen for more than a decade.
Expert-Guide To Reheating Your 6 Favorite Foods

There are times when you reheat a food in microwave and it doesn't come as tasty as the first time around. Indeed, there are candidates of food that are better reheated with oven or stove than in your microwave.
Joule Bracelet Encourages Coffee Drinkers To Wear Caffeine

How many times you spend money on caffeine fix? Now that the magical bracelet is here, you can give up that brew and avoid coffee-crash mornings.
Five Superfoods For Men’s Health

Many men think that surviving on chips, pizza, beer and occasional steak is fine for them. On the contrary, it is important for everyone to consume foods having high nutritional value.
Japanese Man Builds a Miniature Lego Sushi Conveyor Belt

A Japanese Lego enthusiast, named Doctor Pei, recently built a miniature sushi conveyor belt complete with a fully-functioning restaurant.
The Rise of Sushi Burrito: A Go or No?

Sushi burrito is quickly becoming a huge hit among diners in the United States. It is quickly becoming a megatrend due to several reasons.
India Removes Japanese Food Imports off Scanners

Food Safety and Standards Authority (FSSAI) of India, Japanese food imports will no longer be monitored for radioactive contamination
Climate Change: Study Projects Half Million Deaths By 2050Due to Dietary Changes

A new study has suggested that as many as 500,000 people may die across the globe by 2050 owing to food scarcity caused by climate change.
Britain Witnesses Highest Demand For Organic Fruits In Past Decade

A recent study undertaken by Tesco, the U.K. supermarket giant, revealed that currently the demand for organic fruits is the highest among Britons in 10 years.
Ugly Vegetables Becoming a Hit in Canada

The "ugly vegetables" movement is really gaining ground, and Canada is showing love for these much-maligned veggies!
Supermarket Sells Expired Food... and People Love It!

A supermarket in Denmark is actually selling expired food...and people are loving the idea! Denmark has recently opened a supermarket that is the first of its kind, and people are lining up outside its doors.
Healthier Cooking With Cast Iron Pans

People are switching back to good-old cast iron pans due to health risks posed by teflon-coated ones.
These Companies' Employees Eat 'Gourmet' Food for Free everyday at Work

They say that the success of a company is based on the amount of care and concern the company has for its employees. With that, its no wonder why Dropbox, Pixar, Apple and Google are one of the top earners in their respective fields.