Marz Ketchup Features Tomatoez From the Future
Heinz has leapt aboard the same extraterrestrial (chuck) wagon as Chateau Pétrus wine and NASA’s homegrown Hatch chilies, with the debut of its […]
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Pig Plan May Prevent Plane Pickle
This is a sentence I never thought I’d write: An experimental herd of pigs may save Schiphol airport’s bacon by
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Overclocking the Humble Chickpea
The (in my opinion) world’s most perfect legume is on track towards even greater perfection, thanks to some dedicated international
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Taco Night in the Void
After popularizing such legendary foods as astronaut ice cream and Tang, NASA has once again set a high bar for outer space dining:
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Fraction Traction: Re-Branding a Burger
n the marketing failure Hall of Fame, the A&W 1/3 Pounder hamburger is right up there with the Edsel and New Coke. The
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Contraband Confection: UK Food Standards Spike American Sprinkles
In a turn of events that sounds like a premise to a Christmas TV movie, a bakery in the north
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Cheers to Mustard: A Classic Brand’s Boozy Reimagining
As a professional mustard-maker, I respect those who blazed a trail for us. Once upon a time, the flavour of
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DNA Decodes Lobster Lifespans
I have deep respect for the lobster. Any creature as ferociously familial, as gorgeous, and, yes, as tasty as these crustaceans are deserved our admiration.
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Cooking With (out) Gas: New Feed Additive Cuts Methane Emissions in Cattle
As any eight-year-old will tell you, cows are hilariously gassy. Not so funny: the, ahem, emissions of cattle are mostly methane – a greenhouse
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Science Uncovers Sweet News from Stingless Bees
DFC is proud to count ourselves among a fabulous group of local food producers. One of my favourite amazing products