Food and Cooking Science
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Best Measuring SpoonsMake sure you have the right amount by using measuring spoons. Here are some of the best on the market.
By Nikki Johnston Published
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7 Tips for a Safe (and Non-Explosive) Turkey DayHave a fun Thanksgiving free of exploding turkeys or Salmonella.
By Stephanie Pappas Published
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All About Apples: Health Benefits, Nutrition Facts and HistoryAn apple a day may really keep the doctor away, as these fruits are low in calories and high in fiber, have only a trace of sodium and no fat.
By Tim Sharp Published
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Why Does OJ Taste Bad After You Brush Your Teeth?There's nothing like a fresh, tangy glass of orange juice to go with your morning oatmeal. But if you've just brushed your teeth, you may find that the beverage tastes … less than delicious.
By Aylin Woodward Published
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New American Divide: Organic Food and GMOs Spur DisagreementBy Sara G. Miller Published
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Why do french fries taste so bad when they're cold?Grainy, flavorless, rigid, yet soggy — is there anything worse than an old, cold french fry?
By Sara G. Miller Published
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Why Dried Whiskey Under Microscope Looks Like ArtDried whiskey looks like fine art when magnified thanks to its chemical composition and a cool aspect of fluid dynamics known as the Marangoni Effect.
By Jennifer Viegas Published
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World Science Festival: Live Webcast GuideLeading scientists, artists and thinkers from around the world will convene here this week for the World Science Festival, and you can watch the talks live in a webcast.
By Tanya Lewis Published
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How to Cook the Perfect Steak (with Science)The perfect steak needs to be exposed to enough heat to denature its proteins without drying it out. Complex chemical reactions create the perfect browning on the outside.
By Stephanie Pappas Published
