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Anti-Fungal Eucalyptus and Oregano Oils Produce New Packaging Technology

The storage and packaging of fruits and vegetables may have found a natural and safe boost from the anti-fungal properties of essential eucalyptus and oregano oils.

By A. M.

Drone Delivery: British Curry House Brings Authentic Indian Cuisine at Your Doorsteps

The Don, an Indian restaurant in Milton Keynes will delivery your favorite Bombay dish right at your doorsteps with the use of Phantom 3 drone. The curry house offers a vast ranged of dishes such as Biryani, Tandoori, Sundries and more will surely cater all palates.
Muffin Break Brings Back The ‘Duffin’: Only Available For A Limited Time

Flavors now include custard cream, berry jam and chocolate hazelnut with cocoa and cinnamon sugar. The popular "Duffin" of Muffin Break has made a major comeback! Australian Food News reported that "Duffin," which is a cross between a muffin and a donut, is now available in three flavors.
Most Consumers Don’t Pay Attention To Packing Ingredients List, Study Reveals

Researchers divulged that shoppers experienced "choiceblindness" in most cases. New study from the Netherlands had revealed that most Netherlands-based shoppers pay little attention to the ingredients lists on food labelling.
KFC Delivery Service: First Time in the US, Not Affordable?

The KFC delivery service is now coming to the U.S. However, the new service appears to be only for people willing to pay more, according to The New York Times.
Omega-3 Fatty Acids, Gout Flare Ups, ‘Fight Club’ Star Jared Leto Gout Debacle

Omega-3 is still an effective protection against recurrent flares of gout, but only if it is consumed through fatty acid-rich fish sources.
Saffron Cure for Depression, Ovalhouse Theatre's Mazi Mas Offering

While saffron is touted to be the most expensive herb in the world, the benefits are deemed worth every penny.
CSPI Slams General Mills With Lawsuit Over Cheerios Proteins

A non-profit food watchdog group, Center for Science in The Public Interest, has sued General Mills Inc. for allegedly misleading customers over its Cheerios Protein cereal. The health advocacy group claims that the cereal maker has exaggerated the health benefits of the new food product.
China's New Two-Child Policy Causing Baby Formula Shortage in Australia

China's new two-child policy is emptying out Australian shelves of baby formula. The news that China lifted its one-child policy was big news to the world.
10 Carb Sources That are Bloating Up Guts in America

While carbs can be very easily lumped into a one-size-fits-all perspective, there are carb sources that store more sugar in the liver and unwantables in the human body.
Starbucks Holiday Cup Color Combo Declare a War on Christmas

Starbucks Holiday Cup Color Combo Declare a War on Christmas Coffee is a big part of peoples' busy life. This is the first thing they remember as soon as they get on their cars and head to the office.
Walmart Labor Activists Demand More Food Discounts For Its Workers

Walmart workers are asking for discounts on food purchased in the store. Walmart employees are asking for their grocery and merchandise discounts to be expanded to cover more food options, on top of the existing 10 percent discount.
Five a Day Portions: What is the Difference Between Fruit and Vegetable? Why Are Tomatoes and Pumpkins Fruits?

When deciding on what vegetables to include in expert-recommended five a day portions, how does one know which is the fruit and which is the vegetable?
What Is Natural?: FDA Asks People What Defines 'Natural' In Food; Removing It On Food Labels

FDA has finally came around to asking what "natural" really means on food products after reciveing petitions, and they are asking the public how they define it.
$900 Root Beer: Man Makes Root Beer From Scratch; See How He Did It

Remember the guy who made a burger from scratch that cost hime more than a thousand dollars? Well, gues what, he is back and he is going to blow your mind with his newest video.