Food In The News: Pasta, An Apple and HFCS
Pasta experiment - New York Times writer attempts to save water and energy by boiling pasta with less water than the 4-6 quarts advised.
Interview with the ‘Orangette‘ – SeattlePi.com sits down with Molly Wizenberg, writer of the new book: A Homemade Life.
Doing something about HFCS – Pepsi, Mountain Dew and Snapple remove high fructose corn syrup from their formulas to respond to concerns over the ingredient.
An apple’s 200th birthday – The Bramley variety of apple turns 200 this year and is still being used in many apple recipes throughout the world.
Splitting Soars – Restauranteurs have noticed a surge in their customers splitting entrees or appetizers with their dining companions to save money.
Tags: bramley apple, food in the news, harold mcgee, hfcs, high fructose corn syrup, molly wizenberg, orangette, pasta experiment, restaurants, splitting meals, splittnig


..waht's with the sofdrinks? Whaty's wrong with corn syrup?
Posted by Tilapia Recipes at March 8th, 2009, 6:31 pm