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Is Our Appetite For Nutella Destroying the Environment?

The French ecology minister Segolene Royal has warned that people's obsession with Nutella is contributing to deforestation.

By Kathleen Nava

Who are The Frontrunners to Replace Daniel Craig as James Bond?

Daniel Craig will return as James Bond in Spectre, set to be released in theatres this November. However his future as Her Majesty's favourite secret agent is up in the air beyond that. As Spectre's release date nears, many have begun speculating who might succeed Craig as 007.
Burger King Unveils Red Cheeseburger

The restaurant's latest tinted treat, the all-red hamburger will go on sale at Japanese outlets July 3.
FDA Trans Fat Ban: Within 3 Years, Hydrogenated Oils Must Disappear From U.S. Food Products, Obama Delivers Promise

The Barack Obama Administration, and particularly First Lady Michelle, has championed a balanced diet and an exercise-filled lifestyle since the very first term, having often said to be looking for an FDA trans fat ban in the midst of the obesity epidemic rampaging the country - and now, the United States is one step closer to this goal.
Google Search Will Show Calories in Fast Food Meals

Google is rolling out calorie count integration and nutritional values for fast food chains into its search engine.
One More Reason to Order Takeout: Adding Salt to a High-fat Diet Can Help You Lose Weight

The findings of the study, published in Scientific Reports, may suggest that public health efforts to continue lowering sodium intake might have unexpected and unintended consequences.
Why Early Morning is Not the Best Time to Drink Coffee [VIDEO]

A report has shown that the best time to give your body its first caffeine boost of the day is not when you first wake up.
FSSAI Demands Packaged Product Testing

Since the Maggi controversy, Central Food safety regulator Food Safety and Standards Authority in India (FSSAI) has requested that state food commissioners inspect and evaluate all packaged products in the markets across the country.
Chipotle is Considered More Trustworthy Than McDonald's, Survey Reveals

Restaurant chain Chipotle is considered by Americans to be more trustworthy than McDonald's, according to a new study.
Best Chardonnay In The World Macon-Villages 2014 Worth $15, According To Decanter World Wine Awards 2015!

As the hotter months approach in the Northern hemisphere, it's also time to change from the more robust red wine to the lighter and fresher white ones, and for those in the United Kingdom, the best Chardonnay in the world is a great choice - because it's barely worth $15!
40% Of American Food Supply Goes To Waste

Studies show that most Americans are aware that food waste is a problem and are concerned about it, but Americans waste more food than the national average.
FDA Allows Unsanitary Things In Your Food

Normally, people would not want to find insect parts, rat hairs, rodent feces, or maggots in their food. However, the Food and Drug Administration allow low levels of these unsanitary things to be present in our food.
Now a Junk Food Junkie! Gwyneth Paltrow Weight: Star Gushes Over New Brooklyn Burger [PHOTO]

Former macrobiotic follower Gwyneth Paltrow gushes over new Brooklyn burger and fries joint on her GOOP site.
Hindustan Unilever Waits For FSSAI Approval To Resume Knorr Noodles Production

Hindustan Unilever Limited has ordered to stop its production and recalled the sales of Chinese range of 'Knorr' instant noodles from the market. The Indian consumer goods company is still waiting for the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India to approve their recent application.
Starbucks' New Frappuccinos Contain As Much Sugar as a Litre of Coke

The breakdown of the amount of sugar in each of the six new Frappuccino flavors are revealed. I's been 20 years since Starbucks introduced the world to the Frappuccino, its ice-blended coffee, milk and ice drink.