It is older than Chuck Norris and was laid down in a small Scottish distillery the year before the outbreak of the Second World War. A dram of this 70 year old single malt will set you back over £300 (US$ 450)
As if you needed another excuse to eat more candy: Two new sweets are now packaged in materials that don't just compost, but actually grow into (what else) Candytuft plants.
Pastries and donuts have a long and delicious history. From filo dough to jelly bean curd, people have been concocting all sorts of titilating treats out of flour, butter, sugar and pure inspiration. Here are 15 weird and exotic pastries from around the world.
They're getting that old time religion in northern India, as the annual Holi festival, an extravagant Hindu spring celebration of colors, is observed with potent marijuana milkshakes. Factor in that practically everybody involved is high as a freakin' kite, and got-DANG if that doesn't sound exactly like my kind of party.
From a 3D food printer to growing plants suspended in mid-air, the future of food is already here.
Now that we’re well into March, Shamrock shakes are popping up all over the country. A little history of the delightful shake, plus a graphic showing the full spectrum of all McDonald's milkshakes.
Cant start your day without a cup of coffee? Told it would stunt your growth? Now it seems that drinking coffee has a number of surprising health benefits.
Kiss me om nom nom Irish!
Stove broken? No problem, whip up a near gourmet meal with your dishwasher, simple ingredients and foil.
In this post, I wrap up the the Top 10 Fast Food Series with the worst foods to eat. You should definitely avoid these foods at all cost unless you are trying to become a Sumo wrestler.
Clandestine kitchens are a growing phenomenon in the United States, as supper clubs shun pomp, circumstance and plebian steak dinners in favor of more-offbeat dining experiences.
I think China's trying to send us a message...
On last night's Colbert Report, Stephen covered the Pringles recall that's rocking the nation. Evidently, two flavors of Pringles are being pulled from the shelves, because they may be tainted with salmonella.
Investigation by The Cove filmmaker Charles Hambleton leads to allegations that a sushi hotspot has been serving whale meat.
The original uses being, of course, the clogging of major arteries and the causing of orgasms in your mouth. There's the "Twinkie stuffed hot dog" and yes, the vegan Twinkie. Delicious.