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Gourmet Food in the Workplace: One more Reason to Work at Google and Apple

Tech companies are offering gourmet meals as part of employees perks. When you come to think of it, a career in IT does look promising.

By Mark Jason Alcala

Quaker Oats News: Maple Syrup Producers Hits FDA About Misleading Labels

A group of industrial people belonging from the Vermont to Michigan informed about the food products in the market labeled as containing Maple but without the real maple content in the product, in the form of a letter.
How to Add More Fruits to Your Kid’s Lunchbox

When school year starts, the test of preparing your children's lunchboxes also begins. Guaranteeing your picky eaters will make the most of their lunch while as yet serving them a balanced meal obliges you to totter on a subtle stability between healthy foods and those your children will really eat.
Drinks For Better Sleep

Whatever we might consume during the day can extremely hinder our sleep. We wake up early to take care of business and possibly squeeze in a trip to the gym before work. These habits influence our capacity to get in the recommended seven to nine hours of sleep required every night and can affect our physical and emotional wellness.
Most Usual Table Manners Mistakes: Find Out What You're Doing Wrong

The most widely recognized table behavior mistakes are regularly the most basic and it is about time you fixed the errors of your ways. As a basic trick to keep away from the most common dinner party errors and just in case you doesn’t recall the mistakes you need to avoid, we've included it here.
Alcohol-Free Beers Gain Popularity in Germany, Australia

Non-alcoholic sparkling beer is becoming increasingly popular in Germany, as more and more people are opting for healthier lifestyles. Though the beverage was introduced in the European nation way in the late 1980s, it took over three decades to draw the attention of the German consumers.
What Americans Can Learn From Chinese Food Culture

For the Chinese, eating has always been a feast. An important time of the day that connects them with everyone. But what's healthy about that?
Bitter Facts of Sugar

If you're on a diet, adding sugar is probably the worst thing you could ever do. You may perceive sugar as 'bad for diet' but what does sugar actually contain that makes it so bitter for your health?
Vegetarian Leonardo DiCaprio’s Ate Raw Bison Liver for The Revenant

Leonardo Dicaprio needs no introduction. This 41-year old versatile American actor has always surprised us with his acting. He shocked us again when he decided to eat raw bison liver for the actual shoot in the film, The Revenant because he was a vegetarian.
Curtis Stone Wants #MoreFarmers, So Should You

Celebrity chef, Curtis Stone, announces his support for farmers! Celebrity Chef Curtis Stone and Chef Mike Lata of FIG recently held a fundraiser in Stone's successful Beverly Hills restaurant, Maude.
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.
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.
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!
KFC unveils Newest Colonel Sanders!

Bid farewell to the Colonel Sanders you know. KFC revealed on Thursday that they will be replacing their brand icon with another person. And this time, he is black.
Are You an American Public Drinker?

ItYou might be craving for a cold beer after work and want to just grab one at your one-stop shop and drink while you’re walking to your way home.