Food
Who Will Save the World’s Chocolate?
As climate change threatens cocoa crops, rival food companies are banding together
Wet Weather Causes Shortage of Pumpkins (and Pie)
Intense summer rains cut pumpkin yields in half
Feast Your Eyes on an Optical Illusion Cake
This may be the most delicious optical illusion
How Decorative Gourd Season Conquered Fall
Strange-looking squash have become big business for farmers
A Lunch Menu From the Titanic Just Sold for $88,000
The "unsinkable" ship served corned beef, mutton chops and custard pudding
Americans Used to Eat Four Meals a Day
Rest in peace, “second supper”
How to Harvest and Dry Herbs
A guide to keeping a little bit of summer in your meals far into winter
How Italian Police Finally Busted Thieves for Nabbing $875,000 in Cheese
Cheese is the most stolen food in the world
Tired of Apples? Pick These Exotic Fall Fruits Instead
Here's where to find pawpaws, persimmons and other unusual fruits in the wild
This Bat's Tongue Works Like a Conveyor Belt
The unique tongues are raising new questions for scientists
Artisanal Pizza is Boosting the Coal Industry
Pizzerias are a new and growing market for coal companies
A Guide to Buying Ethical Coffee
How to make sense of the beans that promote sustainable agriculture and humane worker rights
Americans Are Eating Later, and That May Contribute to Weight Troubles
Our bodies didn't evolve to handle midnight pizzas
How Doughnut-Loving Cops Became a Stereotype
A sugar-sweet symbol for beat cops around the country
American Kids Are Obsessed With Apples
Apples make up 29 percent of the total fruit eaten by teens and kids in the United States
Making a Sandwich From Scratch Took This Man Six Months
The chicken sandwich also racked up a total cost of $1,500
How Food Became Religion in Peru's Capital City
Great cooking is what defines Lima today, but the culinary boom started decades ago, during a time of conflict
Dining in the Future: Predictions for Restaurant Eating in 2040
Eateries may include more tech and fewer humans on staff
Sweden Has a Hotel for Sourdough Starters
Boarding bread is the new doggy day care.
Early Americans Went to Great Lengths to Get Caffeine
Pottery shards reveal 1,000-year-old traces of caffeine in places where it wasn't readily available
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