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Chocolate Lovers Have Healthier Brains, Says Science

As if we needed another reason to love chocolate, studies now show that eating chocolate could give people healthier brains!

By Josine Macaspac

Ghostbusters Twinkies are Coming to Town

In case all the gooey and green stuff you see in the movies are not enough to twist your tummy, maybe this one will but in a good way of course!
Can Cats from the Cat Island Solve the Food Waste Crisis?

Who would have thought that the world would thank an island full of felines later? Who would have thought that the world would thank an island full of felines later? The Japanese Island of Aoshima gained its popularity over the globe after reports that cats dominate the whole island, even if humans still inhabit the place.
Would the Rainbow Colored Pizza Make You Love It Even More?

It seems like the food world has found its new craze: everything rainbow-colored. It seems like the food world has found its new craze: everything rainbow-colored.
10 Best Speakeasies in the US

If you've ever wanted to feel being part of a secret exclusive club, having a drink or two at a speakeasy might be the best way to do so. Here are some of the best-kept watering holes around the US.
Is Artisan Water an Actual Thing?

The trend of artisan water is becoming more and more popular, but is there really such a thing? We live in an era where a premium is placed on anything artisan and bespoke.
Avacado Oil: The Next Big Thing?

Avacado oil is slowly becoming one of the most popular oils out there, and here's why. The avocado is a curious fruit. Most fruits are generally sweet and acidic.
Triple 9, Criminal Minds Star Aaron Paul Reveal Perfect Date Night Tips

This is what Aaron Paul, who plays Jesse Pink on the hit series Breaking Bad, thinks would be the perfect date night with his wife, Lauren Parsekian.
Natural Sources of Healthy Probiotics

Researchers are simply starting to open why and how good bacteria that live in your gut and help digestion can support your health. Research proposes they are in charge of advantages including supporting the immune system, easing despair and avoiding weight. Check these common sources of healthy probiotics.
Unbelievably Easy Drinking Competitions to Play at a Bar

Drinking competitions appear to break out at non-drinking establishments like a local gathering, a lodge getaway or a backyard grill yet no one ever appears to play them at bars.
Fake Cheese: Execs Guilty, Admit Cheese Marketed as 100% Parmesan Do Not Contain Parmesan At All

It’s finally confirmed. People who have suspected that their “parmesan” cheese tasted something other than cheese are not paranoid at all. In fact, there is no real parmesan in it but other kinds of cheeses as well as wood pulp.
Rules for Baking the Perfect Cake

Baking is similar to a relationship since you have to invest the right amount of effort and everything is great. But the entire thing will be a mess if you'll consider the alternate ways and failed to follow the general rules. Here are a couple of things your cake might attempt to let you know.
Instagram Reveals 'Food Desert' Communities: USDA Says Some Americans Do Not Have Access to Grocery Stores

Believe it or not, there are still many places in America where it is quite hard to find a grocery store around. The are dubbed as 'food deserts' by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Starbucks Barista Gives An Extra Special Service to Deaf Customer

How far does one go to deliver an excellent customer service? The answers might vary but learning a new language is probably not one of them.
Oscars 2016 Causes Pineapple Craze: Pineapple Tops Craving List for Awards Night

Interestingly, Grubhub data shows that Americans crave for pineapple in their order list when watching the Oscars. Americans usually have an Oscars party at their house, right? In 2015, pineapple topped the craving list of Americans watching the Oscars. The most ordered dishes were pineapple fried rice (36 percent among women) and Hawaiian pizza (36 percent among men and 38 percent overall).