One can never get enough Nutella. Costco sells a 6.6 lbs bucket of Nutella. Obviously, it is meant for the food service sector, but you got to wonder sometimes what people cart out of Costco. Is it for industrial purposes or personal? This bucket could feed you for a year. I do not know about shelf life but can settle any craving for a year or turn you off Nutella forever.
Pillsbury is at again with yet another cookie flavor. Introducing marshmallow cookies with marshmallow bits.
You know that Spring is around the corner when McDonald’s ushers in the yearly tradition of the Shamrock Shake to commemorate St. Patrick’s Day. Get them while you can, they will disappear by March 24.
Women are from Venus and Skittles Coolers are from Mars.
The Skittles Coolers are currently only available in the UK, where it will debut at the end of February.
Love is in the air. Walmart is selling a bouquet consisting of 19 Oreo cookie packages for a whopping $71.99.
Talk about cheesy, Aldi the German grocery chain is releasing six different kinds of cheese inspired by 80’s music.
Before empires and royalty, before pottery and writing, before metal tools and weapons – there was cheese. As early as 8000 BCE, Neolithic farmers began a legacy of cheesemaking almost as old as civilization. Today, the world produces roughly 22 billion kilograms of cheese a year, shipped and consumed around the globe. Paul Kindstedt shares the history of one of our oldest and most beloved foods.
International Delight, the makers of different flavored creamers have unleashed “Peeps Sweet Marshmallow.” Creamer has never tasted so cute. They are available for a limited time until Easter and they will hop away from shelves till next year.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Nothing like Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups Lovemojis to tell your significant other or loved ones that you love them one time a year by fattening them up with chocolates.
Throughout the years, cereal companies have made many claims. Corn Flakes was branded as a masturbation deterrent when first created. Well, it did not stop eaters from doing the dirty deed. Post’s Grape-Nuts cereal one would think there are either grapes or nuts inside the box. It has only four ingredients: whole grain wheat flour, malted barley flour, salt, and dried yeast.
People think spinach has lots of iron. But it also has lots of oxalic acids, which binds iron. If you eat too much raw spinach, you’ll develop an iron deficiency.
Wait a cotton picking minute! Did you say bacon cotton candy? What is the world coming to? Bacon cotton candy is not exactly new but Charms which is owned by Tootsie Roll is getting traction with their latest offering. My taste buds are conflicted. Sugar and bacon! How can you say no?
You might be surprised to learn that “Pepsi” comes from the word “dyspepsia.” Pepsi was originally marketed as a fountain drink that would aid in digestion and boost your energy.
Oat-ly is milk made out of oats. It is so popular that a case will set you back $226.00 on Amazon. The alt-milk is so trendy that it is causing a shortage that is driving up the price.
Gimmicky candy canes are nothing new to the novelty company Archie McPhee. This year they have unveiled candy canes that taste like clams. Clamdy Canes look like a hit this year. Past favorites included such candy canes as Pickle Candy Canes, Bacon Candy Canes, and Krampus Candy Canes.
In Japan things are a bit different would be saying it mildly. When it comes to food, they have a whole cornucopia of diverse flavors. Domino’s restaurants are no strangers when it comes to pleasing the different tastes of Japanese consumers. The Roast Beef and Gravy pizza is sure to please the unusual tastes of that country. The pizza features slices of roast beef drizzled with gravy and also comes topped with spinach, mushroom, and cherry tomatoes. Rival Pizza Hut is also selling roast chicken legs in Japan this holiday season. Fried chicken from KFC is a popular choice in Japan for Christmas.
