food in the news

Junk food news (also known as junk news or junk journalism) is a sardonic term for news stories that deliver "sensationalized, personalized, and homogenized inconsequential trivia",
especially when such stories appear at the expense of serious investigative journalism. It implies a criticism of the mass media for disseminating news that, while not very nourishing, is "cheap to produce and profitable for media proprietors."

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  1. mjd

    Banned in the U.S.A: 8 Foods You Can't Eat in America

    Banned in the U.S.A: 8 Foods You Can't Eat in America 1. Horse Meat 2. Haggis 3. Gooseberries 4. Mechanically Separated (MS) Beef 5. Sassafras 6. Foie Gras 7. Unpasteurized Milk 8. Fresh Ackee More details at the link: Banned in the U.S.A: 8 Foods You Can't Eat in America
  2. flyinglentris

    Epicurious Stops Publication of New Beef Recipes

    oThis is dumb. An online food and recipe magazine publication has removed and prohibited publication of beef recipes, on the belief that it will help forestall climate change. Where's the beef? (NOTE: a beef is an argument or terse disagreement between people in the USA) I hope their...
  3. mjd

    Sweeten Your Springtime With Japan’s Fruit Sandwiches

    I always find it interesting how people beautify food. Sweeten Your Springtime With Japan’s Fruit Sandwiches Sweeten Your Springtime With Japan’s Fruit Sandwiches
  4. mjd

    Taco Bell will start reusing hot sauce packets

    The heading of this article is misleading. Taco Bell isn't planning to reuse packets. They want to recycle them. Taco Bell will start reusing hot sauce packets Taco Bell's plastic sauce packets have a short life. After all, what else are you supposed to do with them after they're squeezed to...
  5. flyinglentris

    Rodent Hairs, Fly Maggot Mouth Hook Parts, Cleaning Solvents, Pesticides, Glass, Pebbles, Plastic and ...

    The stories hit the news every now and then, stories about food contamination, either in foods at the grocery stores or at home, due to lack of good sanitation. There are stories of restaurant chains being sued by customers who later were found to have intentionally slipped a cut off human...
  6. mjd

    The New Shortage: Ketchup Can’t Catch Up

    The New Shortage: Ketchup Can’t Catch Up Supply chain problems are reaching into a far corner of the business universe: Ketchup packets. After enduring a year of closures, employee safety fears and start-stop openings, many American restaurants are now facing a nationwide ketchup shortage...
  7. flyinglentris

    Pickle Corn Dogs at Disneyland Resorts.

    What will those folks at DL think of next? Disneyland's Pickle Corn Dog
  8. PreppedFRESH

    The key food trends for 2021 in Australia

    So our friends at Goodfood.com.au have pulled together the key food trends for 2021 and we are proud to be featured as driving change in the convenience category in the SMH and The Age print edition. Do those trends also apply to your country?
  9. rascal

    Kiwano fruit

    Social media could be boosting sales of exotic kiwano fruit from Te Puke
  10. mjd

    Food related trivia

    I receive a weekly newspaper that has a section for "Strange but True". I thought it might be fun for us to have a food related trivia discussion. Here are some from the paper... * In the Middle Ages, a man's wealth was measured by his stockpile of pepper. * Russia only classified beer as an...
  11. flyinglentris

    Nostalgia foods

    Bazooka Bubble Gum dates back to 1947. The company that currently owns it, dropped the comics out in 2012. But apparently, due to losses in sales, brought the comics back in a Retro - Pak in 2019. Bazooka Gum Wiki Bazooka Joe lives! Long live Bazooka Joe.
  12. Dive Bar Casanova

    Midwestern Brands Pet product recall:

    Heads up: Certain Sportmix Pet Food Recalled for Potentially Fatal Aflatoxin We had a really smart cat that tapped out after 21 years. When ever he refused to eat cat food, a recall soon appeared after. Not so sure our dog is as hep.
  13. TastyReuben

    Passing of a pizza legend

    Tom Lehmann passed away from Covid complications a few days ago. No worries if you've never heard of him, most people haven't, but in the pizza industry (and bread baking in general), he was a legend. For something like 40 or 50 years, he worked at the American Institute Of Baking, including...
  14. MypinchofItaly

    Flavoured Breadcrumbs

    I make great use of breadcrumbs, generally I avoid buying the ready-made breadcrumbs from the supermarket because I find it a bit too sandy, while I much prefer to get it by simply blending the old bread and giving it the texture I prefer. Sometimes, however, I get bored with breadcrumbs as it...
  15. TastyReuben

    Santa's Yumnut(tm)

    "Santa's Yumnut" joins "Love Sausage" in chain's unfortunately named products
  16. Duck59

    Veggie sausages - illegal?

    The meat industry clearly has the wind up, judging by the latest campaigning to have things like vegetarian sausages and burgers declared illegal terms. The bright sparks behind all this say that it causes "confusion for consumers." Huh? Veggie sausages and veggie burgers have been around for...
  17. TastyReuben

    Goodbye TaB

    Well, my favorite diet pop/soda/fizzy drink is being discontinued: Coca-Cola is discontinuing Tab after nearly 60 years
  18. CraigC

    Skyline is closing In Ft. Lauderdale.

    The franchise in Ft. Lauderdale has been open for 49 years. Lots of folks are unhappy. The owner says they are moving to a new location. I won't hold my breath.
  19. rascal

    The best, a kiwi there as well

    Best Restaurants in the World - Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards Russ
  20. TastyReuben

    Chocolate Whopper Is No Joke!

    Apparently, BK talked about a chocolate whopper as an April Fool's joke a couple of years ago, but now they've rolled out a real one: Burger King Releases A Chocolate Whopper In Taiwan
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