Daily news and analysis about the food tech revolution
Cold brew is cool. Oat milk is hot (in the metaphorical sense). Put them together, add some nitrogen, and you’ve got the buzzy concoction that is Rise Brewing Co’s nitro cold brew cans. […]
It would be easy to dismiss the Lyd upon first hearing about it. It’s a Kickstarter hardware project that is setting out to build an electronic water bottle. I mean, water […]
Last month, I visited Boston with my sixteen-year-old son. After a few days of site seeing in a city rich with American history, I asked him what his favorite thing he’d […]
The food robots we write about here at The Spoon typically have some kind of multi-pronged gripper (or a spatula) at the ends of their articulating arms. But new research […]
Food tech startups continue to raise money around the world, and the first half of this week has already seen a bunch of funding news: Olio, a UK-based food waste […]
Were we the only ones whose heads were spinning with all the food tech news this week? Especially the funding announcements. Corporate catering company ezCater raised $100 million, cultured fish […]
Earlier this week, I read a fascinating piece by Fast Company predicting that the fashion of the future would be made from food waste. They were referencing Agraloop, a technology from Circular Systems which turns […]
Today PicoBrew announced the Pico U, a new multi-drink brewing appliance that allows users to make beer and a variety of other craft beverages such as cold brew coffee, kombucha, […]
Consider the Stircle. A new invention that aims to reduce the amount of waste surrounding your morning cup of coffee by replacing those wasteful stirrers with a small machine that […]
So you think you’re on the coffee cutting edge, do you? Whether cold brewed, nitrogen-infused, poured-over or robot-crafted, if it’s a new craft coffee trend, you’ve tried it. But have […]
If you’re a cold brew coffee fan and want to make your own at home, the bad news is making a batch of this smooth tasting joe can take anywhere […]
The inescapable feeling I got upon receiving my Drinkfinity package was that its parent company PepsiCo was trying too hard. Drinkfinity feels like your dad spinning a baseball cap backwards […]
