Israeli Researchers Cook Up 3D-Printed Food You Can Personalize
A team in Jerusalem is using nanocellulose fibers to find new ways 3D-printed food can be nutritious and practical.
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FoodBytes! Comes to Austin to Showcase Food Innovation
The mounting interest in all things related to the future of food and its associated technology has given rise to many Shark Tank-like pitchfests. These are events where innovators showcase […]
Is Instant Aging the New Frontier for Wine?
When it comes to wine, most of us know that time for aging is essential. The last thing we want is what Steve Martin refers to in The Jerk as […]
A Kickstarter Backer’s Review of Tovala’s New Smart Oven and Meal Service
Tovala’s new smart oven is a countertop combi-oven optimized for its own convenient, delicious, and relatively pricey prepared food delivery service.
Personalizing Food, Directed by Your DNA
What if, at the press of a button, you could have food generated for you that is customized for your genetic code and up-to-the-minute nutritional needs? With that in mind, […]
Q&A With Crowd Cow’s Ethan Lowry
We check in with the former founder of UrbanSpoon who is now tipping cows for cash.
Full Transcript: Our Interview With Dave Arnold
Late last year, I checked in with Dave Arnold to talk about his new product idea, the Spinzall (which he has since started to move into production), as well as […]
Plant-Based Food Was Red Hot In 2016
I live in Brooklyn, which means I come across vegan food trucks pretty often. They almost always have something called “faux gras” on the menu: a vegan version of foie […]
Amazon Using Delivery Arm To Accelerate Mom + Pop Food Shops
Amazon has long been known for its desire to own all parts of online commerce and with the growth of AmazonFresh, its grocery delivery, it has extended its reach into […]
How One Savvy Inventor Created the George Foreman Grill and Jump-Started an Industry
George Foreman’s name may grace the label of a certain type of grill we all have in our cabinets, but he didn’t actually invent the machine. No, that honor belongs to a man named Michael Boehm.
