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By Anne Sewell
A French café has decided to charge customers for their rudeness. They offer a range of prices for their coffee which offers discounts to those who are polite when ordering.
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By Anne Sewell
Crisis-torn Naples in Italy is showing solidarity with its citizens by offering "Suspended Coffee Day" on Tuesday, giving help and a little warm comfort where it is needed.
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By Tucker Cummings
When most people want a caffeine boost, they reach for a cup of coffee or tea. But now, a new caffeine powder called CaffeinAll is giving people a new way to add caffeine to any food or drink they choose.
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By Natty Walker
As the saying goes, you can't have your cake and eat it too. However, with a new product from a video game retailer in the UK, you can now have your new game and eat a holiday dinner too.
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By Anne Sewell
Six bottles of a very rare French wine have been stolen from the wine cellar at The Brown Palace Hotel in Denver. It is unclear when the wine was stolen and it is not marked with any kind of identification.
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By Natty Walker
A technique of unraveling, rather than peeling, oranges and other citrus fruits has gone viral online. This new trick is intended to be less messy and less time-consuming than the traditional method of peeling.
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By Tim Sandle
Once a bottle of wine has been opened it needs to be drunk fairly quickly otherwise the wine goes off. This effect is worse with whites than reds. Preserving wines for longer has recently become the subject of a science study.
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By Anne Sewell
The astronauts and cosmonauts up on the International Space Station are in for a treat on birthdays and other special dates during their stay on the ISS in the future. NASA is ordering in French cuisine.
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By W. Mark Dendy
Today, the nation's #1 online wine retailer, Wine.com, announced its top 100 list for 2013. The compilation of the top 100 wines is based entirely on consumer purchasing.
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By Alyssa Sellors
The typical Western style of eating is full of processed foods, bad fats, and sugar. It is no surprise we are a country suffering from chronic illness and obesity, all directly tied to our eating habits.
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By Jonathan Farrell
If you take a walking tour of San Francisco and are hungry GraceAnn Walden is the guide for you. Winter time is crab and seafood season in the City and she knows where to go and what is good.
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By Tim Sandle
Research has revealed that microbes on the surface and stems of wine grapes vary regionally and are linked to the taste of the wine.
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By Tim Sandle
Production of the popular sriracha Asian-style hot sauce has been halted after residents of a Los Angeles suburb complained of the factory's odor
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By Jonathan Farrell
"Food Glorious Food!" That is one of the songs from the Broadway musical "Oliver" and according to historians that is very appropriate because Victorians were "foodies," especially Charles Dickens.
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By Anne Sewell
Dry-cured ham, or jamón, is an essential food item in Spain and the guys who slice this ham are pretty important too. They have a special name, "cortadores", and they often enter competitions or in this case, beat world records.
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By W. Mark Dendy
If you are planning for the New Year and other holiday season parties, you do not have to import your Champagne from France.
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By Angela Atkinson
Yvonne Whalen was washing red grapes in her kitchen Thursday afternoon when she felt something strange. She looked down, only to spot a long black spider leg coming up over one of the grapes—followed by its body.
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