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What is Bird’s Nest Soup, Anyway?
Bird’s nest soup is a Chinese delicacy that has achieved world fame as a youth elixir. People are ready to spend a small fortune …
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World’s Lightest Dessert Weighs 1 Gram
A United Kingdom food design studio, Bompas & Par, has created the world’s lightest dessert weighing just 1 gram. Sam Bompas and Henry Par, …
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American Farmers and Ranchers Welcome USMCA
USMCA is hailed as an early Christmas present as American farmers, ranchers, and manufacturers look forward to future economic growth. The revamped deal, if …
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World’s Largest Starbucks Opens in Chicago
Starbucks coffee is a ubiquitous part of an early morning rush for thousands of people all over the world. The wide choice of lattes …
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The Five Most Expensive Wines in the world
It’s every oenophile’s desire to taste a rare bottle with the aroma and taste like that of the 1945 Domaine de la Romanée-Conti. This …
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Impossible Foods is copying hangover-facing Budweiser with Asia expansion
Impossible Foods moved into Hong Kong barely 18 months after it announced opening for business worldwide. The meatless burger maker is now planning aggressive …
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Avocado prices surge owing to high demand and low supply
The avocado prices have been surging since April of this year and as of July, the wholesale prices of avocados have increased by 129 …
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The Five Largest Beer Companies in the World
The global beer market which is valued at $685,354 million by 2025 is to a great extent fueled by the increasing number of small …
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The Most Expensive Hotels in the World
From private beaches, on-call massages, and butler service to panoramic views of cityscapes or landscapes, the most expensive hotels in the world spoil its …
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The Complete Guide to America’s Top Beer Holidays
America’s thirst for beers appears insatiable, with over $1 billion spent on beer alone this Fourth of July. This comes as no surprise to …
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Bottoms up! Americans to spend $1 billion on beer this Fourth of July
Independence Day is a perfect time to hang out with friends, party, and get-together with loved ones. As one of the legal days to …
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Japan is fighting global warming with carbon-absorbing kelp forests
The ravaging impacts of climate change have inspired many campaigns to protect the environment, mostly for our future generations. To reverse some of the …
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Could Kelp be the next Kale?
Kelp was announced a few years ago as the new kale and the next great food craze. But the high hope of having the …
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How McCormick Wants To Make Your Vanilla Milkshake Cheaper
Saffron is currently the most expensive spice in the world, followed by vanilla which has over the years been cultivated painstakingly from an orchid …
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Meiji’s Bean-to-Bar Concept makes “The Chocolate” a massive hit
“Absolutely delicious” is the world’s verdict after tasting “Meiji the chocolate.” Chocolate marketing efforts on Instagram has never been as lucrative for any chocolate …
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Opened in 900 AD, Sean’s Bar is the Oldest Bar in Ireland
If only there was a magic potion that instantly brought people together and made them have fun. Oh wait! There is one. You would …
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Plant-based Burger not dwindling meat sales, Beyond Meat and Burger King found
Beyond Meat developed plant-based meat in response to people’s appetite for meat instead of pushing them to eat less of it. The innovative vegan …
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Amazon is blocking ads for ‘CRaP’ products to bolster its bottom line
Amazon is aggressively blocking advertisements from money-losing products on its site, as part of the retail company’s efforts to prove it can generate profits. …
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Starbucks Provides More Reward Options in Its Loyalty Program to Consumers
Starbucks has announced plans to revamp its North American loyalty program in order to continue its rapid membership growth. The American coffeehouse chain announced …
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3D-Printed Vegan Steak Could Curb World’s Food-Supply Shortages
3D-printed food is here. And it’s hard to believe that the technology came from those high-capacity printers of some years back that require not …
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McDonald’s Beef Antibiotic Policy Could Signal Shift for Fast Food Industry
Ranchers and farmers have been pumping cows, chicken, and pigs full of human antibiotics that is slowly destroying the world’s ability to treat infections. …
