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Nestled between the Santa Ynez Mountains and the Pacific Ocean sits Santa Barbara, a coastal town of unmatched natural beauty. Beyond its pristine beaches, oceanfront parks, and hikes with breathtaking…

Of all the popular snacks in America, graham crackers probably have one of the most unusual origin stories. The whole wheat cookies started out their life in late 1800s Connecticut,…

There is a time for coffee shops, but even with the efficiency of mobile ordering, canned lattes bring a new meaning to coffee-to-go. The single-serve bottled varieties have been improved…

There is a time for coffee shops, but even with the efficiency of mobile ordering, canned lattes bring a new meaning to coffee-to-go. The single-serve bottled varieties have been improved…

Much like the rest of the world, in the US, when it comes to companion animals, most gravitate towards dogs and cats. In fact, Americans love dogs so much, it’s…

Legend has it that Chinese dumplings were first created not by a chef or a home cook, but by a pharmacologist and physician, called Zhang Zhongjian. During the Han Dynasty,…

For most American kids, a carton of cow’s milk is a part of everyday school life. And that’s because, for decades, federal regulations have required schools to offer it to…

Taste buds evolve as we age and palates become more refined with experience, but there is no such thing as aging out of mac and cheese. Of course, chefs have…

Impossible Foods was founded in 2011 with an unwavering mission to use plants to recreate animal products with the mission of replacing them with more sustainable, ethical, and delicious alternatives….

The first day of spring technically falls in late March (March 20, if you’re curious), but while images of grassy fields and warmer weather are in our minds, the reality…