As the Asian population in America continues to grow—along with the appetite in general for authentic and fusion Asian foods in general—the range of Chinese cuisine in this country will continue to expand. ...More
Van Drunen Farms now offers individually quick frozen basil, cilantro and parsley in conventional and organic forms for use in pasta sauces, salsa, salad dressings, pizzas, soups and for seasoning meat, poultry, seafood and vegetables. ...More
FASTir Xanthan EC® from TIC Gums was developed to accentuate the positive, texture-building attributes of xanthan gum, while mitigating the negatives associated with production. ...More
A person’s preference for fatty foods may be genetic according to Penn State researchers who discovered people with certain forms of the CD36 gene may like high-fat foods more than those who have other forms of this gene. The findings, published in the journal Obesity, may ...More
Ralcorp Holdings, Inc. will receive approximately $900 million and retain up to 20% of outstanding shares of Post Foods when it completes its spin-off of the cereal maker at the end of January 2012, according to an amendment that Ralcorp filed to its Form 10 Registration ...More
A new study published in the journal Academic Pediatrics found food served in 14 hospitals and children’s hospitals in California fall short of providing healthy and nutritious meals. Researchers at UCLA and the RAND Corporation assessed 14 food venues at the state’s 12 ...More
Food scientists at the National University of Singapore have discovered a method to reduce salt in foods without compromising the taste intensity and pleasantness of the food by replacing salt with naturally-brewed soy sauce, according to a new study published in the ...More
Roasting vegetables and spices brings out a natural sweetness and deepens flavors, adding interest to a variety of applications and menu items, from frozen pizza to soups, dips, sandwiches and snacks. ...More