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North Carolina Pastor’s Idea Enables them to Feed ‘Food Desert’ Area

Joyner started a society garden and sign up local children to help him care for it to provide food for the food desert country.

By Joie Balboa

Hardee's Food Chain Has Hepatits A Scare

The mega food chain in Souther Carolina was hit by a Hep A scare after one of thier employee's tested positive with the virus.
First Look Inside 'PYT' Burgers: East Coast Craziest Burgers is In New York

This restaurant that incorporates outlandish ingredients in their burgers has finally arrived in New York City. East coast craziest burgers, PYT, will be opening its first ever store outside Philadelphia next week.
Las Vegas: A Massive Bacon Wedding in Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival

Las Vegas, a city where anything seems legit and weirdly possible, will be hosting Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival's "Extreme Bacon Bite Challenge" on November 14. The festival's main attraction will be the 10 chefs competing for the most exciting and refreshing menu using bacon for the prize package worth $4,000.
'Ikea' Becomes World's Largest Retailer of Certified Seafood

Ikea now certifies all the seafood it sells to help make aquaculture sustainable. Ikea is doing something revolutionary: they are helping to make seafood sustainable.
'McDonald's' Reveal 'Organic Burger' for the First Time

The mega fast food chain is trying to dip it's toes in the health conscious consumers. McDonald's is dipping its clown toes into uncharted waters as they announce that they will be introducing a new burger into the family, and here's the catch, it's organic.
The Stack Station: 'Holiday Inn' Express Offers Pancake Selfies in Los Angeles

The Holiday Inn Express brand is trying to embrace social media and breakfast food. The hotel brand has created a pancake maker that prints your selfies on the pancakes. Yes, you will be eating your own face on the pancakes.
Nature Valley's Notoriously Hard Granola Bars Will Be Reinvented (Video)

The tasty snack will have a softer consistency soon after many complain about how hard they are. The mega company, Nature Valley, famous for its healthy snack food is finally reinventing there widely known product, the granola bars.
Coca-Cola Spent $100 Million To Prove That Soda Isn't Bad For Your Health

That's a lot of money to disprove a scientific fact. Everyone now knows how bad soda can be for our bodies, but even this notion didn't stop Coca-Cola from spending over $100 million to try and prove that it isn't.
Is Eating Vegetables Making You Fat?

Common-sense advice for a healthier diet and should include several servings daily of fresh fruit and vegetables. But new research shows that people may be eating the wrong plant food, and thus failing to lose unwanted pounds.
Floating Farms: An All-in-One Solution for Global Food Shortage Problems

Floating farms by Forward Thinking Architecture combine aquaculture, hydroponics, and photovoltaics into one to address future food supply issues.
'Goop' Expansion: 'Gwyneth Paltrow' to Open Own Company's Food Truck

Gwyneth Paltrow, in her recent interview with "Conde Nast Traveler", stated that she's thinking of opening a food truck for her next lifestyle brand, Goop.
Eel Extinction Forces Japan to Strike Off Unagi from Menus

Unagi, one of Japan's most beloved dishes, has caused the global freshwater eel population to decline to critical levels.
Food Fight: Nutella Waffles Lead To Elderly Man Being Punched

The definition of being Hangry (angry and hungry at the same time) has been taken literally. Some people just get crazy over food, even when they aren't free.
The Amount of Sugar Placed in a Cup of Tea Reveals the Individual's Socio-Economic Status

The amount of sugar placed on teas can actually tell an individual's socio-economic status. Who would have thought that sugar can determine one's socio-economic status? Research revealed that individuals with low socio economic status tend to use more sugar in their teas rather than those who are in the upper class.