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While the Beer Industry Stagnates, Craft Breweries Thrive in Growing Market

Craft beer takes more of the market, but can’t save the industry from stagnation. Even with a valiant effort from the craft beer industry, overall beer sales tanked in 2013.

By Ian Powell

Calico Cat's Patchwork Fur May Help Humans Beat Obesity in Genetics Study

Calico cats aren't just good pets. They may also reveal a bit more about human genetics--and could even help combat the obesity epidemic.
Olympics 2014: Vladimir Putin Criticized by Scottish Brewers 'Not For Gays' Beer

The Scottish Brewery Brewdog made a “protest” beer against Putin. According to the Independent, the Scottish brewery Brewdog has released a beer that will certainly take a smile off of Vladimir Putin's face, and take the shine off his anti-gay Olympic agenda.
Craft Beer Review: Stillwater Artisanal Classique

This brewery is known for the exotic and hits its mark with a classic. A Classique, even. This brewery is known for the exotic and hits its mark with a classic.
Cancer-Causing Chemicals in Food Packaging? New Study Reveals Rising Concern

A group of scientists fear the unknown secrets of food packaging chemicals. According to the BBC, scientists are of two minds when it comes to the lasting effects of the chemicals used in the packaging of foods.
Antonin Scalia Rules Deep Dish Is Not Pizza: New York Chicago-Style Pizzeria Challenges Him

Is Chicago-style deep-dish pizza actually pizza? Is Chicago-style deep-dish pizza actually pizza? Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia is no stranger to controversial rulings, speaking his mind when he thinks something is unjust--and apparently he feels very strongly about deep-dish pizza, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
Low Carb Diet for Diabetes: Eat Fat to Stay Healthy

Want to get skinny? Eat fat. That's according to a new report which states that dumping carbs and sugar while eating fats could potentially lead to weight loss and may also help reverse Type II diabetes.
Beef Feeding Corp Recall in California

Millions of pounds of diseased meat recalled by the FSIS Close to 9 million pounds of diseased meat is being recalled today by the Rancho Feeding Corporation, under a Class 1 Recall issued by the United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service.
Food Reviews NYC: Jimmy's 43, The Modern European Speakeasy

Hard to find, well hidden, and holding a treasure of great grub and good booze. Finding Jimmy's 43 is not an easy task, but the seeker is rewarded.
GMO Free Foods: Companies Dash to Create New Products

Efforts to make GMO free products have been stifled by a lack of non-GMO materials. With the current trend in government legislation to label and indicate which products contain Genetically Modified Organisms, many big companies are attempting to make GMO-free versions of their products.
Natural vs. Organic Foods: Label Fables and How Food Companies are Lying to Us

No FDA definition for many of the terms food companies are using to describe their products. What is the difference between "natural" and "organic"? Both sound healthy and good for you.
Edible Mexican Cactus Recalled After Taint with Deadly Pesticide Discovered

The government has cracked down on a popular import that contains illegal pesticides. A type of consumable cactus, imported from Mexico, has been found to contain a deadly and illegal pesticide known as Monocrotophos.
Craft Beer Reviews: Crooked Ladder’s Road Soda Red IPA

It's a big flavor from a small Long Island Brewery. Crooked Ladder Brewing Co. hasn't had its doors open for long, and they're already making a wide array of delicious beers.
Chicago Pizza in NYC: No Culture War, Just Deep Dishes

Emmett's brings Chicago flavor, without the pizza feud. Most articles on Emmett's at 50 MacDougal St. , would start with the Montague- and Capulet-styled feud between New York pizza and Chicago pizza.
GMO Labeling Bill: Maine May be Second State to Identify GMOs

Maine to be second state to require labeling, after Connecticut. According to the Portland Press Herald, Maine Gov. Paul LePage has signed a bill making Maine the second state in the US to require labeling on products that are made with GMOs.