It turned out Soo Jin wasn’t completely winging it. She used a 200-milliliter paper cup as a sort of measuring device from time to time to keep her in the ballpark, then fine-tuned from there by tasting. While her brined cabbage quarters dripped into the sink, she puréed onion, ginger,Continue Reading
SINGAPORE: Several everyday expressions used in Singapore and Malaysia were on Wednesday (Mar 26) added to the Oxford English Dictionary in its quarterly update for March 2025. Popular food items also featured heavily in the update, with a number of dishes familiar on both sides of the Causeway – andContinue Reading
And there’s more – diners can enjoy seasonal promotions, too. From now until the end of April, be among the first to try LeNu’s wagyu beef with Japanese Inaniwa udon in clear broth for S$18.80++ (usual price: S$19.80++) or opt for the marbled beef version at S$14.80++ (usual price: S$15.80++),Continue Reading
Before he was abruptly fired last month, Derek Copeland worked as a trainer at the US Department of Agriculture’s National Dog Detection Training Center, preparing beagles and Labrador retrievers to sniff out plants and animals that are invasive or vectors for zoonotic diseases, like swine flu. Copeland estimates the NDDTCContinue Reading
The Mississippi House of Representatives just passed a bill banning cultivated meat. This makes Mississippi the third state to outlaw meat grown in vats from small samples of animal cells. The Mississippi bill will make it illegal for anyone to manufacture, sell, or distribute cultivated meat in the state. ViolatingContinue Reading
In Copenhagen, the hum of bicycle wheels replaces the din of city traffic, setting the tone for a city that thrives on sustainability and slow living. Renowned for its outstanding cycling infrastructure, the Danish capital offers visitors a refreshingly intimate way to experience its neighbourhoods – on two wheels. TheContinue Reading
This story originally appeared on Grist and is part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Just four West African countries are the foundation of an industry worth more than $100 billion. In the tropical nations of Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Cameroon, and Nigeria, rows of cacao trees sprout pods bearing dozens ofContinue Reading
HOW IS IT DIFFERENT FROM COMBAT RATIONS? The ready-to-eat meals share similarities with army combat rations, which many national servicemen are familiar with. The sterilisation technology used for both products is the same, said Ms Sin, but combat rations require different packaging and food options due to considerations such as needingContinue Reading
It also puts him on a collision course with people who worry that a switch to organic crops would make it much harder for the US to achieve its climate goals. Organic crops tend to produce less yield per acre, thus requiring larger areas of land to grow the sameContinue Reading
What could go wrong with eating an extremely high-fat diet of beef, cheese, and sticks of butter? Well, for one thing, your cholesterol levels could reach such stratospheric levels that lipids start oozing from your blood vessels, forming yellowish nodules on your skin. That was the disturbing case of aContinue Reading
