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'Food Royalty': Black Rice Proven to Have Very High Nutritional Value

It was once served to only royalty in China and is revered for having very high health benefits. Black rice has always been a very discreet food. It is not well known in a lot of places since it is produce in very small quantities.

By Faye Marcos Jimenea

High Demand Convinces Iceland to Reinvent Its Traditional Whey Products

Iceland's whey and skyr have become one of Europe's most sought after specialties. Skyr and whey are part of the national diet of Iceland. Skyr is a low fat cheese introduced into the island nation over a thousand years ago by Norse settlers while whey is the remaining liquid after cow's milk is curdled and strained.
Ancient Produce: Students Dig Up 800 Year-Old Squash

An 800 year-old pot of clay was unearthed, and had intact seeds in it. The revival of many extinct species-- both animals and plants-- have always been a great matter for scientists and researchers alike.
Food Recall: General Mills Recalls 1.8 Million Boxes of Gluten Free Cheerios

General Mills is reported to recall 1.8 million boxes of Cheerios which includes regular Cheerios and Honey Nut Cheerios which may prove harmful to people with wheat allergies and celiac disease as they were labelled gluten-free but actually contain wheat.
Going Healthy: Aldi Supermarkets To Remove Artificial Products Across its Shelves

The supermarket chain Aldi has made another huge move to reach out to its consumers, especially the health conscious ones. Following the footsteps of some restaurants and food chains, Aldi has decided to remove artificial ingredients in all branded products by the end of year.
'Aspen Foods' Recalls Additional 561k lbs of 'Chicken Products' Over 'Salmonella' Fears

The meat-processing company has expanded the recall despite prior pushback. Federal authorities announced on Friday, Oct. 2, that Aspen Foods is currently recalling around 561,000 pounds of raw, frozen, breaded and stuffed chicken products due to potential contamination with salmonella.
Food Oddities: Odd Bunch of Veggies Could Put Your Market Out

Some farmers specialize on the creation of these vegetables. A great way to decorate an office or a kitchen is to create wonderful aesthetic image and to have a theme, which reflects one self.
Goodbye GMOs: Over Half of European Union Countries are Bailing Out the Chemicals

Countries in the European Union want to prohibit genetically engineered crops and ingredients. Sixteen countries have drawn European Union's attention to opt out E.
Michael Jordan Net Worth: Former Chicago Bulls Player Suing Jewel-Osco Supermarket For Using Air Jordan 1 Without Permission [PHOTOS]

Watch out, Jewel-Osco! You might coff up a huge amount of money if you go against Michael Jordan in court.
'Starbucks' Announces Eggs Will Be 'Cage-Free' by 2020

An increasing number of companies are making the transition. Starbucks has declared that all of its eggs will be cage-free by the year 2020. The company told Reuters that its plan is to have only cage-free eggs in its North American stores in the next five years.
'UberEATS': Uber's New Venture into Food Delivery

Uber is changing the game when it comes to food delivery. When one hears Uber, the first thing that comes into mind is car service, and only that. But Uber has always been one of those mega companies that would create neat and really fun promotions all around the world.
Chocolates Can Be Medicine Too

Good News sweet tooth! Scientists from a Boston based firm has invented a chocolate with medicinal value.
Taco Bell is Certified Vegetarian Friendly As It Launches Their Vegetarian Menu

Seems like vegans will have an easy access of foods that they prefer to eat, as Taco Bell launches their certified vegetarian menu - being the first quick -service restaurant chain certified by the American Vegetarian Association (A.V.A.)
Dunkin' Donuts To Close 100 Stores in the U.S

Sad news for Dunkin' Donut lovers! Dunkin' Brands will be closing 100 Dunkin' Donuts stores in the U.S in the next 15 months, starting the last quarter of 2015.
Nestle High-end Cailler Chocolate to Finally Hit U.S.

Global food company Nestle SA (NESN.VX) is expanding into the luxury chocolate market with a centuries-old Swiss chocolate brand that will be sold mainly online.