Coke's Being Sold in Ice Bottles in South America; How to Make Healthier Versions of Global Street Food at Home

It's the afternoon, and you deserve a break. Sit back, pour yourself a glass, and enjoy these food stories from around the Internet.

When you're sad, your body can't detect fat as well. So don't bust out that carton of ice cream. (Credit: Ditte Isager)

Coca-Cola has started producing bottles made of ice--cold soda AND an eco-friendly design? Sounds a little chilly, but we can get behind the "no plastic" thing. [Fast Company]

Goop, in their oh-so-clean-eating ways, have taken street food from around the world and given it the healthy Gwyneth twist. Maybe they were inspired by Singapore's World Street Food Congress? [Goop]

Nothing soothes a hard breakup or bad day like a bowl of ice cream. Which isn't good for our waistlines as it is for our psyche: Sadness can thwart our ability to taste and perceive fat, allowing us to eat more spoonfuls of Half Baked than usual. [NPR]

What happens when a Harvard microbiologist and a chef (who happen to be married) write a column together? Chefology. And it is SO COOL. [Boston Magazine]

These Star Wars Pop Tarts bear the likeness of Han Solo. Makes for a great intergalactic breakfast. [IGN]

If you're sad and getting a hankering for ice cream, make a milk shake instead. Then you can at least judge how much you shove into your face hole.