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  • 13.23.09Drink to Your Bones

    People who enjoy a glass or two of wine or beer every day could be helping to keep their bones strong according to the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.


  • 13.18.09Economy Still Bad, Craft Brewers Still Up

    Our economic meltdown has stifled entrepreneurial activity across the board. But as we’ve mentioned recently, craft beer makers are seeing slow, but still-strong sales increases as they outperform the rest of beer industry.


  • 03.18.09Whoopie Pies on the Rise

    As a born and raised New Yorker, I was long deprived of the wicked snack called a Whoopie Pie. But it seems it is finally having it’s day.


  • 03.8.09Beer Wars, the Movie

    Beer Wars is an upcoming documentary about the clash between corporate beer companies and independent brewers. The movie is billed as an irreverent and comical journey through the underbelly of the American beer industry. Hmmm… might be more like the beer belly of the industry.


  • 03.6.09How to Make Green Beer for St. Patrick’s Day

    That’s a catchy title, eh? I have to admit, I did not make it up… I stole the subject from a website called SheKnows, a potpourri of exciting articles for the ladies. I don’t want to spoil the ending, but the green food coloring dye did it.


  • 13.4.09This is Why You’re Fat

    A visually delicious website popped up on the interwebs last month. This is Why You’re Fat is food porn at it’s finest… a photo stream of the world’s frankenfoods submitted by you, the fat bastard that created the marvelous monstrosity.


  • 22.25.09Move Over Mayo, Baconnaise is Here to Stays

    Just when I was getting over the recent excitement of the Bacon Explosion, this month’s Wired magazine introduced me to Baconnaise, a spreadable hammy condiment that I had to get my hands on immediately to test and review.


  • 22.24.09Good Times Currently Rolling at Mardi Gras

    Party-goers woke up early this morning to begin Fat Tuesday celebrations in New Orleans. Hundreds of floats hit the French Quarter streets as the Bacchanalian blowout continued just hours after the end of Monday night’s Mardi Gras parade on Bourbon Street.


  • 12.24.09Economy Bad, Beer Good: Sales Are Up For Craft Brewers

    Americans may be cutting back their expenses to weather the turbulent economy, but they’re still drinking craft beer. As sales of many products are tanking, craft beer makers are seeing slow, but still-strong sales increases as they outperform the rest of beer industry.