Food waste is an enormous problem. But if two recent studies on the causes of food waste are to be believed, then a solution to that problem is likely at hand.
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Twins Talk: New Friends And A Few From The Past
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ShopRite debuts new free-from and organic private label line
ShopRite has announced the launch of Wholesome Pantry, a new private label line of free-from and organic products available exclusively at all of its more than 270 stores located in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania. The new brand, marketed as Wholesome Pantry and Wholesome Pantry Organic, is designed as an accessible alternative for customers seeking cleaner ingredients and simpler labeling.
Oats may be the mainstay of granola, but in this recipe by McCormick…
Oats may be the mainstay of granola, but in this recipe by McCormick spices, the gluten-free ancient grain sorghum takes its place. A trio of spices commonly found in Indian food, cinnamon, cardamom and turmeric, give this breakfast dish, popped sorghum granola, a rich and warm flavor.
“Enough Is Better Than a Feast”: Christmas Dinner in the Time of the Great Depression
Andrew Coe and Jane Ziegelman, a husband-and-wife team of authors and food historians, host their dinner parties in a broad Brooklyn Heights kitchen designed to resemble a nineteen-thirties schoolroom: red cupboards, wood counters that groan with the accumulated weight of cookbooks. Although Coe and Ziegelman once co-wrote a history of foie gras, their latest project is “A Square Meal: A Culinary History of the Great Depression,” a thick volume that examines a complex decade in American dining.