The Noodle Exchange Over at the Morocco pavilion, Tangerine Cafe: Flavors of the Medina reopened for the festival as a new festival booth and this brought me my new favorite sweet treat: the Pistachio Cake. The Pistachio Cake is filled with cinnamon pastry cream and candied walnuts. The cake is […]
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You’ve probably heard that it’s best to reduce your intake of “highly processed foods” in order to live your healthiest life. While this is true, many people are confused as to what makes a food or beverage “highly processed” and why eating too many of these items may cause problems. […]
I didn’t sleep very well last night. My chest felt very heavy and my leg was cramping, which is the result of some of the nerve damage caused by the stroke. I get up and test my blood sugar and blood pressure. Both are higher than normal, so I take […]
If it’s one thing we eat a lot of, it’s French fries. Without getting into specifics, let’s just say it’s sad how much we eat throughout the year. We are blaming it specifically on the benefit of the blog. We did a small case study to see which fast food […]
Each school day calls for a multitude of meals and snacks to make sure little learners are energized for time spent in the classroom, playing with friends and completing their homework. From breakfast to dinner and sweet rewards after a long day of educational activities, it’s important to keep the […]
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — September is a great month for food. It’s a special time for tailgating, apple picking, s’mores on the campfire, and, ah, ants on a log? Seriously, it’s official. There are well over 50 national or international food holidays in September, including National Ants on a Log Day […]
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Brisket kolaches quickly are become a local Family Favorite Food across the Coastal Bend. And nobody quite makes them like Comanche Corner Cafe at 322 N. Staples in downtown Corpus Christi. Comanche is a scratch kitchen cooking up some local classics as well as some family […]
It’s going to be an exceptionally tall order for anyone to replace Anthony Bourdain as the best travel show host of all time, but after this six-episode first season of “Searching for Italy,” Tucci is well on his way to earning a place on the Mount Rushmore of food/travel show hosts. […]
Shay Farrell digs in to find the hidden gems and fun places to hang out in Charlotte. Courtesy of Shay Farrell Black bloggers are an established presence in Charlotte, and not only are they putting the city on to the most delicious (and often cost-friendly) eats around town, they’re also […]
The Keran Family of Stillwater are big fans of the Minnesota State Fair especially the food vendors. Co-Owner Tim Keran went online to order a Tom Thumb Donuts and Pronto Pups T-shirts online (Vendors are not allowed to sell apparel at the fair they have to sell their merchandise online.) […]
Editor’s note: We get it. It can be difficult to keep up with the fast pace of Austin’s restaurant and bar scene. We have you covered with our regular roundup of essential food news. Openings Central Austinites are raising a toast of avocado margarita to the newly opened Curra’s Grill […]
﹒ This article is part of our Life With Intention series about high achievers who exemplify intentional living. Eating a healthy diet doesn’t mean sacrificing flavor or your favorite foods, Maya Feller, a registered dietitian nutritionist and adjunct professor of clinical nutrition at NYU, told Insider. “Some of the common […]
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TAMPA, Fla. – Thrill seekers will soon be able to enjoy their favorite food items from Chick-fil-A at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, the company announced on Thursday. The restaurant chain will take over the park’s Bengal Bistro this fall, and will be nestled into the Jungala area of the park […]
Critic Soleil Ho’s best burritos, the tale of a super-long burrito, an update on the controversial burrito bracket and more Aug. 16, 2021Updated: Aug. 18, 2021 11:26 a.m. Glo Wan / Special to The Chronicle There’s something inherently delightful about the burrito. It is, of course, a perfect food: Inside a […]
My grandma dips a spoonful of brown beans into a bowl of the cold, thick porridge made from cassava and brings it to her lips. This is her favorite food: garri and beans. “This is how I used to eat it with your grandpa when he was alive,” she tells […]
Looking for the ultimate food accessory? Throughout the summer, food fashion has been seen around the table. Whether people match their favorite food with their shirt or prefer to mix and match, it is all about expressing personal style. For the past 10 years, Magnum Ice Cream has become the […]
JACKSON, MI — Joyce Jones has been attending the Jackson County Fair her whole life — first as a child and now as a mother of her own children. For Jones, of Jackson, the fair is a fun activity before her three kids return to school. Growing up, Jones didn’t […]
Nose for News by Sarah Stultz Well, it has arrived. You know, that week where it’s probably best to set aside your high hopes of sticking to a healthy eating plan so you can check out the food that can only be tried once a year at the Freeborn County […]
The transmembrane region is blue, the energy-driven domain is pink, the membrane lipids are light gray, and the head is light orange. The yellow “blob” represents the location of the gating residue in the pathway. Credits: Hugo MacDermott-Opeskin, Megan O’Mara, Christopher McDevitt Australian researchers have shown how the bacterium Streptococcus […]
Australian researchers have revealed how the bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae (pneumococcus) obtains the essential nutrient, manganese, from our bodies, which could lead to better therapies to target what is a life-threatening, antibiotic-resistant pathogen. Pneumococcus is one of the world’s deadliest organisms, responsible for more than one million deaths each year and […]