S’mores: More American Than Apple Pie
Marshmallows are from Egypt; chocolate is Mesoamerican. But Graham crackers were invented—or at least inspired—by a Connecticut Presbyterian minister
Inviting Writing: Sick of Chocolate?
Bayonne, the capital of France’s Basque country, is known for its ham, Espelette peppers and chocolate
Pairing beer with savory foods is what most of us traditionally do. But who’s to say you can’t find beers fit for a dessert course?
Law and Order: Jell-O Gelatin Unit
From drunk driving to acts of Cold War espionage, here’s a look at how Jell-O has sprung up in our criminal justice system
Tastes Like Disco: A Meal from 1978
For my husband’s birthday, I prepared a dinner of recipes from the year he was born. I immediately noticed a few differences from the way we eat today
The File Inside the Cake: True Tales of Prison Escapes
Jailbirds really have tried to fly the coop by way of contraband—files, handsaws and even guns—hidden inside baked goods
If you’re feeling creative and adventurous and want to mount a Jell-O-based art project, you need to know a few things about how the stuff works
Law and Order: Ice Cream Truck Unit
Here’s the scoop on four cases of criminal behavior involving the local ice cream man
Inviting Writing: Food and Sickness
The one food I had thought to stock was a half-gallon of ice cream—mint chocolate chip—and once the nausea passed it became my sustenance for the next week
The Next Generation of Vending Machines
Is this the next logical step in our ongoing quest for convenience or does it make accessing foodstuffs more complicated than it should be?
Five Ways To Eat Cadbury Crème Eggs
The crème de la crème of Easter sweets prepared in five unique ways
One can’t truly celebrate a New Orleans Mardi Gras without the doughy delicacy
Cracking Open the History of Fortune Cookies
That crunchy confection whose unobtrusive vanilla flavor is always a welcome complement to a heavy, savory meal
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