First Pasta the Post: New Processing Keeps Noodles Fresh
The dried pasta you can get off the shelf has wonderful applications, but in many dishes, I think fresh pasta is […]
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Fish without Fishing
While some people work to solve the many sustainability issues: involving the creatures we harvest from the sea, others are radically exiting the binary
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Zapping Weeds with a High-Tech Farming Solution
Laser-wielding robots used to be the stuff of 1950s science fiction nightmares. But we’re now so deep into the 21st
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Nice Rice: Reducing Cadmium in World’s Most Popular Grain
I do enjoy a fluffy helping of rice, next to a spicy curry, or as the base for a silky
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Move Over, Electric Eel: Crustaceans Shell Batteries May Power The Future
At the risk of turning into an all-seafood, all-the-time newsletter, we at DFC couldn’t let this oceanic innovation pass unremarked:
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A Tomato of a Different Colour
We’re coming up to the end of this year’s tomato season, and while it makes me sad, it also means
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Save the Whales – By Saving The Lobster?
Once upon a time, we had the luxury of never sparing a thought about our planet’s ability to support us.
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Faux Cocoa: Investigating Chocolate’s Sustainability
Now that it’s September, I’m resigned to the fact that fall is around the corner. One small silver lining is
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Stinkless Durian: Opening a World of Flavour
If you’ve heard anything about durian – a large, spiky-shelled, creamy-fleshed fruit with a delicately complex flavour – I bet
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Skittles Stir: How Much Titanium Dioxide in Your Candy is Too Much?
It seems American sweets can’t catch a break. First, it was sprinkles, banned by regulatory bodies in the UK as a