Food News
I mean, you know how this one goes!
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And oh, how the Coors Light decor will shine.
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We're basing that second part on very little evidence, but one can dream.
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Finally, a solid argument for using synthetic blood and meat in our daily lives: "Vampires on TV do it"
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Because even with our astronomical unemployment, most Americans have no interest in doing the job.
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It's just been taken over by Australians.
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Researchers at Northwestern University may have figured out how to turn off potentially deadly food allergies.
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Check out this Epicurious interview with the people who are trying to make rice a staple crop for the chilly Northeast.
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We promise, it's as baffling as it sounds.
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The affable ice cream company laid down some real talk on their website over the weekend expressing their support for the Occupy movements sweeping the country.
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Is a combined BudMiller in the cards?
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Check out Gourmet Live's great piece on the crossover between medical marijuana and American food and wine.
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An apple, a juicebox, and a PB+J in a Ziploc is no longer enough--inspirational notes are becoming standard for some school lunches.
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Lily (the new muppet) is introduced in a special called "Growing Hope Against Hunger."
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The annual awards have been announced, and both Biology and Chemistry went to food-related studies!
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The sexy chicken finds its voice, cruelly rejects our Editor in Chief
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It's called "Gyrene Burger," and boy does it sound like a bad idea.
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A certain featherless bird gets its big break in nude modeling (NSFW if your boss already thinks you're a perv)
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We don't think that it's edible, but if you buy one, let us know for sure.
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The idea that our noses are organized by what's the most pleasurable is at odds with what we know about most other sensory organs, and is a "tornado" sweeping through the smell-research world.
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And we're not talking waist size! Ha! Because genes and jeans sound the same. For real, though, researchers have found that we incorporate food RNA into our own.
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Heinz introduces a "Dip and Squeeze" heir apparent to the little ketchup packet throne.
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