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Unlike potatoes or corn, which are universally loved, okra is one of those vegetables that divides people. Some hate it (one chef told The Guardian “It was the most foul…

In just three days, Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Billie Eilish will hit the stage at Centre Videotron in Québec City, Canada, officially kicking off her highly anticipated Hit Me Hard and…

If you’ve recently bought a mandoline slicer to participate in TikTok’s latest cucumber craze, you’re not alone. Social media trends can be both inspiring and overwhelming, often pushing us to…

Bamboo shoots have been consumed across China, Japan, India, and Southeast Asia for centuries. They’re mild, slightly sweet, crunchy, and incredibly versatile—they pair well with vegetables and spices in everything…

Between her wildly successful, record-breaking world tour and chart-topping album drops, Taylor Swift still finds time to connect with loved ones over food. In between legs of her ongoing Eras…

In a significant step for global food education, renowned Swiss chef Daniel Humm has been appointed as the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Goodwill Ambassador for Food…

Kamala Harris was, in part, raised on vegetarian food. In a cooking video with comedian and actor Mindy Kaling, the Vice President said that her Indian grandmother was strictly meat-free….

The hair growth industry is massive. According to IMARC Group, in 2023, the market reached $8.5 billion, and by 2032, it’s set to hit nearly $12 billion. The market research…

According to the book Herbal Medicine: Biomolecular and Clinical Aspects, humans have been flavoring food with ginger for thousands of years—long before history was formally recorded. “[Ginger] was an exceedingly…

Bright red, sweet, and extra juicy—there’s nothing quite like biting into a ripe strawberry. This vibrant fruit doesn’t just shine on its own, either—it steals the show when mixed into…