Category: Education & Discovery
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Yummly gets a new CEO as cofounder and former CEO David Feller steps back.
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Last week I reached an all-time low when my 3D printed Nutella selfie ended up looking like an art project by an untalented four-year-old. It made me reconsider why we’re so keen on 3D printing food in the first place. After all, it’s not going to solve world hunger. It’s not going to change flavors…
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A good deal of technology we see entering the kitchen involves helping us to be better at preparing food. Whether it’s guided cooking systems or pro-level tools that help average chefs make higher quality meals, the focus seems to be on helping people cook more, and more easily. But there’s another movement quietly taking shape…
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If you think Millennials only find recipes through Snapchat, Facebook or YouTube, think again.
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Alexa’s newest skill gives the user access to 60 thousand recipes and turn-by-turn voice voice cooking guidance.
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This episode features a conversation from the stage of Benaroya Hall in Seattle at SKS16. Included in the conversation are: Ashlee Clark-Thompson, CNET; Tiffany Lo, Buzzfeed/Tasty; Kevin Yu, SideChef; Esmée Williams, AllRecipes The panel description from this session is as follows: The number one video publisher in the world today is Buzzfeed’s Tasty, which had…
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We’ve all had that moment – we look in the fridge, and there sitting at the bottom of the vegetable crisper lies a rotted pepper, a wholly overripe avocado and some furry grapes. Into the trash it goes. It’s not a particularly proud moment – between the guilt of throwing away food that was once…
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As the personal technology columnist for the Wall Street Journal, it’s Wilson Rothman’s job to write about the technology that impacts consumers in their everyday life. Whether e-readers, Macbooks, or new mobile phones, if it’s a popular consumer platform, chances are Rothman has covered it. But there’s one type of technology that is particularly near and dear…
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Jane Freiman gives us a peek at the work behind the scenes at the Campbell’s Soup Test Kitchen and how being consumer-centric drives the brand’s philosophy around tech & innovation.
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Millennials got the short end of the stick when it came to cooking education, so now they’re turning to the Internet to teach them to cook.
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If you ever want a front row seat to American history, you might consider the culinary arts. That’s because you could end up like Sam Kass, who during his time as chef at the White House would often find himself playing pool with none other than Barack Obama. Back when Kass was a college student dreaming of…
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Think a café is where you go to just get coffee and overpriced muffins? Think again.
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