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Study: Tomatoes May Combat the Effects of Radiation

According a group of professors in Manchester, England, tomatoes may be effective in countering the harmful effects of radiation in the human body.

By Mikhail Blacer

Gwyneth Paltrow Reveals She’s Not Fussy With Her Children’s Eating, Allows Cake and Coke

A-list actress Gwyneth Paltrow doesn't believe in ruling out any kind of food, saying its not realistic to forbid her children to drink Coke or eat cakes.
Rabbi on Food Stamp: Margaret Frisch to Let All Who are Hungry Come and Eat

Rabbi Margaret Frisch Klein is not having financial issue in her family, but she decided to cut her food budget and live the way American people with limited resources are eating from day to day.
Sushi Burgers are the Newest Viral Food Trend

Sushi ingredients suggested between two buns made of sticky rice and a sesame seed is the most recent Instagram food trend.
Taylor Swift BF Calvin Harris to Headline Indio’s Coachella; Andrew W.K at Chicago’s Pizza Summit

This month, no discussion is more important than the Indio's Coachella and Chicago's Pizza Summit.
MLB 2016 News: Detroit Tigers Fans Enjoy New Food Lineup

If there are other things people are waiting for during the baseball season, well, It's obviously the food. To entice sports fans to come to the games, Tigers offers new food for people to try this season. The list includes deep fried Oreos and fried bologna.
Babka is the New "It" Bread

Eat some babka. It's one of the best sweets you'll find in New York. When Seinfeld made it mainstream in the '90s, babka, the half-yeasted-bread, half-cake hybrid from Eastern Europe, became so big among consumers.
Watch Out, Scotland! France Might Produce World's Best Whisky Soon

A new research study has revealed that the French are the whisky-drinking world champions and some are predicting France could overtake Scotland and become global leaders in actually making the spirit too.
What Just Happened to Cadbury?

Cadbury, one of the great Victorian firms that was established by Quakers, is losing its essence. Cadbury has been evolving over the last few years which is leaving consumers quite perplexed as they wonder what is really happening to their favorite chocolate factory.
Red Robin's Ramen Burgers Now Available Natiowide

Ramen burgers debuted in NYC and now, the crazy hybrid is now availabe nationwide in the United States, thanks to Red Robin.
Finally, An Alcoholic Frappuccino from Starbucks: Wine Fraggino Thrills Customers

Starbucks decided to test the waters by offering a new alcohol infused drink that some say is actually an alcoholic frapuccinno. Sadly, it's only available in Japan.
How Much Sugar is in Your Starbucks Coffee?

It was proven before that canned sodas, energy drinks and other beverages contains way too much sugar than the average amount recommended for a person's dietary requirements. And a recent study shows that even your favorite hot drinks like Starbucks coffee, contains a "shocking" 25 tablespoon of sugar in each cup.
Food Shortage Foreseen if Trump Wins

Republican Presidential candidate Donald trump and his unconventional view on things had led to a lot of discussions and debates. Clearly, he had severed relationships with some groups while gaining support from others. One thing he is adamant about is the issue of illegal immigrants. He said he is planning to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants. But looking at the data, reports say this can highly affect food production in the US because half of America's farmers are undocumented immigrants. This means, if Trump wins the US might face food shortage due to lack of workforce.
Food Trucks Deliver Free Food for the Needy

The sight of food truck means convenience in buying food. Food trucks give customers the satisfaction of being able to buy their favorite food almost anywhere. We found a different kind of food truck. They do deliver food as well, but for free.
Which is Safer: Rare or Medium Rare?

We thought tipping was the most questioned issue in restaurants, until we found medium-rare meat. Based on the USDA and culinary professionals, here's a guideline to cooking your steak!