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Nutella Day arises from the dead

May 22, 2013 · Lindsay

While many food-related controversies don't require much comment, we couldn't pass on the opportunity to enjoy a minor triumph of reason, rationality, and taste. For those of you who have been spending your time on more…

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The Brits discover cake clubs

May 13, 2013 · Lindsay

NPR's The Salt recently revealed that the British have developed quite a passion for baking. In Why Britain Has Gone Mad About Baking, they announced "In the last year alone, some 9 million Britons have taken up baking,…

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The Munchie Award winners

May 12, 2013 · Lindsay

We were remiss earlier that we didn't acknowledge the winners of the Munchie Awards. As explained by Braiser, which published the results, these awards were created by Andrew Zimmern (most famous for his show, Bizarre…

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The rebirth of 1970's kitchen gadgets

April 28, 2013 · Lindsay

According the The Guardian, 1970s kitchen gadgets are making a comeback. And we must say, when they started listing the gadgets, we had to agree they're right. Among the ones they list are: Sodastream - Jamie Oliver's…

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Is cooking school worth it?

April 25, 2013 · Lindsay

One of the most prestigious culinary schools in the U.S. - the Culinary Institute of America or CIA - recently experienced a student revolt. About 20 percent of their bachelor candidates (4-year students) walked out to…

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Dipping cookies makes them taste better

March 24, 2013 · Lindsay

NPR at The Salt recently asked one of the food world's most crucial question: Do Cookies Really Taste Better Dipped in Tea? This is the quandary no less an expert than Heston Blumenthal "recently set out to discover on…