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Elecampane rhymes with "champagne." Here's what else you should know about this bitter root.

Rachelle Robinett

For the first time in a while, I actually tasted what was on my plate.

Perri Ormont Blumberg

Don't stand between a queen and her cake.

Alex Beggs

For people trying to avoid yeast, kombucha may not be your best bet. Here's an alternative you can make at home.

Kiki Flynn

Rachel Tepper Paley

Kombucha, you're not the only one.

Amiel Stanek

But we're still downing them straight out of the bag.

Kate Donnelly

Food52's newest cookbook is all about salads, and we are so down.

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Whether foraged, farmed, or grown in a lab, your medicinal herbs are probably "processed."

Zan Romanoff

Taro flour is making its way to the mainland... and onto your breakfast plate.

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Sure, it's basically baby food for grown ups, but that's not stopping me from sipping a smoothie in a plastic pouch.

Tehrene Firman

At a time when chefs are fermenting everything from peanuts to peaches, the O.G. crock-product is having a comeback.

Carly Fisher

Damiana is showing up in teas, smoothies, and maybe your next cocktail.

Jessica Ritz

Alyse Whitney

In the west, cordyceps are sold as medicinal mushrooms. The truth is so much weirder.

Clarissa Wei

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