Is anything more American than St. Patrick’s Day?
Even the Irish themselves didn’t begin really celebrating–really celebrating–St. Patrick’s Day until about 15 years ago. Beginning
Since Food Safety News launched in September, we’ve been actively seeking new platforms on which to deliver breaking news and expert opinion. We’ve been growing our presence on
Everyone knows that Washington DC is the political epicenter of the United States, but what those outside the Beltway don’t know is that the city’s foodie reputation is
Company predicts raw milk will be back in stores ‘in short order’
The controversy over raw milk has entered surprising new territory–the Whole Foods stores in California, Washington state,
Last week, all but one of the European Union nations voted in favor of using Thrombian, or Transglutaminase (TG), otherwise known as Meat Glue, or to some Meat Make-Up.
Thrombian
When you go into a food or beverage establishment that is successful and well run, one of the things you will notice is that everything has a place and everything
Everybody knows tomato prices are up because this winter traveled so far south, but what’s up with salmon prices?
Spot salmon prices in the United States hit $4.55
Do expiration dates really matter? Some judge the quality of perishable food using the sniff test, keeping it refrigerated until smells rotten or rancid, while others toss the food out
iPhone applications have quite a bit to offer on the food front. If you’re in St. Louis and you must know where the closest Filipino restaurant is, iWant, Urban
Jonathan Safran Foer, author of Eating Animals, discussed the high incidence of foodborne illness and the state of American agriculture on The Colbert Report last week.
“Why should I become
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) says one of the flavorings used to give a smoked flavor to meat and cheese may be toxic to humans.
Smoke flavorings can be
Just as there is no set standard list of ingredients that must be included in jambalaya, even the dish’s origins are open to speculation. Some cookbooks–many, actually–suggest