Food Sanity: How to Eat in a World of Fads & Fiction
Many of today’s top food myths get shattered in #1 national bestseller Food Sanity: How to Eat in a World of Fads & Fiction (Turner Publishing) by Dr. David Friedman.
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The Shape of Water: Is New York Water Really The Secret To The Best Bagels and Pizza
New York WaterMaker, a New Jersey company unveiled a water-filtration system at the International Pizza Expo in Las Vegas. It promises to improve any out-of-town restaurant’s pizza and bagels to taste just like the New York style food. The company feels that the secret to a good New York pizza and bagel is in their tap water. Now you can have water that mimics New York’s tap water. Paul Errigo, chief executive of New York WaterMaker says his filtration system will cost $2,890-a-year. Errigo plans to offer businesses 10-year leases — and ship new filters every six months.
Seven clever pun names for restaurants and bars
A name can make or break a restaurant. Here are some clever pun names for restaurant and bar establishments. My personal favorite is the “A Salt and Battery” from New York City. The fish and chip restaurant will easily peak your curiosity. The logo is blatantly reminiscent of the London Underground logo.
1-A Salt and Battery
2-Tequila Mockingbird
3-Pita Pan
4-Jaun in a Million
5-Planet of the Grapes
6-Thai me up
7-The Codfather
Foods you should avoid reheating in the microwave
A microwave is an indispensable tool in the kitchen if you are in a hurry. It’s easy to reheat cold food but also dangerous. Here are some common foods you should avoid reheating.
Dairy Queen: Free Cone Day on Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Spring in the air. It must mean that it is the annual Free Cone Day from Dairy Queen. The Fourth Annual Free Cone Day will help raise money for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals via donations from customers.
17 famous death-row inmates last meals
Just what did the most notorious death-row inmates order as their last meals? You would be surprised at some of them. John Wayne Gacy who was charged with rape and 33 counts of murder. His last meal consisted of fried shrimps, a bucket of original recipe KFC, french fries and a pound of strawberries. Other inmates such as Timothy McVeigh had two pints of mint and chocolate-chip ice cream. Many states still grant a last meal to their prisoners. The state of Texas abolished the “the last meal” in 2011. Now everybody gets the same meal.
Meet Philadelphia 76ers Gourmet Chef JaeHee Cho
You would be surprised how much food plays a significant role in sports. The right food can increase the longevity and endurance of an athlete. The Philadelphia 76ers take their food seriously and hired chef JaeHee Cho to cook for the team. The Sixers were used to standard fare foods just like the other NBA teams throughout the league. Now the players are feasting on exotic foods from the world.
Make Perfect McDonald’s french fries at home
Learn to make McDonald’s-style shoestring fries at home with a guide from Shotgun Red of Tennessee. Slice, soak, sweeten, and double-fry potatoes for that perfect golden crispiness, then season to taste. Enjoy your homemade treat!
Recipe of the Day: St. Patrick’s Day Mint Shakes
Here is a great drink idea from the Food Network. This emerald shake drink is easy to prepare before going to the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Takes five minutes to prepare.
Pickle obsession: Sonic going sour with a new pickle-flavored slush
Pickle juice is a thing now. Before you knock it you should try it out. Sonic is releasing a new pickle-flavored slush onto the unsuspecting masses.
“Quite simply, pickle juice is fun,” Scott Uehlein, Sonic’s vice president of product innovation and development thinks you will try the new flavor in his 3,500 stores nationwide. They better or he will be in a pretty pickle. The drinks roll out in June.