Food

January 17, 2020

The restaurant re-creates dishes dating back to the early days of the Ottoman Empire.

The new Cosmic Crisp apple hits stores — after years of development

December 25, 2019

Creating a new breed of apple and bringing it successfully to market is much more complicated than you might think. The Cosmic Crisp is now in stores and growers hope it will live up to the hype.

Brexit

With Brexit looming, Berlin’s ‘Broken English’ shop looks to Ireland

The World

December 03, 2019

With Brexit complicating imports, this anglophile shop and Berlin institution might be forced to look elsewhere to stock its shelves.

Food

What to do with those Thanksgiving leftovers? Look to the French.

The Conversation

November 29, 2019

Are there Thanksgiving leftovers in your fridge? You don’t have to get stuck in a cycle of nuke and repeat. Take inspiration from the French, who saw leftovers as an outlet for creativity.

Will Iowa farmers benefit from Trump's newest deals with China and Japan?

The World

October 14, 2019

The United States and Japan have signed a tentative trade deal that would open up Japan to more American-grown wheat, pork and beef.

Food

How humble kugel becomes a 'red-letter feast' for Yom Kippur

The World

October 09, 2019

The earliest reference to kugel goes back to the 13th century.

Food

Finland's answer to food waste: 'Best-before' is actually good later — with a discount

The World

October 09, 2019

S-market in Helsinki has started holding "happy hours" at their stores. But instead of getting a cheap beer, shoppers get a discount on, say, a pound of shrimp or a pork tenderloin nearing its expiration date.

Cheese, please: Chef takes Michelin to court after losing coveted star

The World

October 04, 2019

The 2019 Michelin Guide stripped a star from French chef Marc Veryrat, but he says the reviewer mistook a French cheese blend for cheddar. Now, he's going to court demanding the documents behind the review.

Trump hails 'nice victory' on trade as EU whisky, wine makers left reeling

Reuters

October 03, 2019

Engineers in Germany worried that the row over subsidies granted to European planemaker Airbus was leading to "a table tennis match" over trans-Atlantic tariffs, and France warned of retaliation by the EU.

Food

Olive oil company unites Cyprus with a ‘taste of peace’

GlobalPost

July 25, 2019

Since 1974, the island of Cyprus has been divided by a ceasefire "Green Line" that separates the majority-Greek south from the Turkish-occupied north. Now, two friends from both sides of the divide are pressing olives for peace.

Istanbul’s Asitane restaurant is a ‘gateway’ to the city’s culinary past

The new Cosmic Crisp apple hits stores — after years of development

With Brexit looming, Berlin’s ‘Broken English’ shop looks to Ireland

What to do with those Thanksgiving leftovers? Look to the French.

Will Iowa farmers benefit from Trump's newest deals with China and Japan?

How humble kugel becomes a 'red-letter feast' for Yom Kippur

Finland's answer to food waste: 'Best-before' is actually good later — with a discount

Cheese, please: Chef takes Michelin to court after losing coveted star

Trump hails 'nice victory' on trade as EU whisky, wine makers left reeling

Olive oil company unites Cyprus with a ‘taste of peace’

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