Adding herbs and spices to your meals is an easy way to boost both flavor and antioxidant intake. Ground cloves are often ...

Study shows cocoa extract supplements lower a key inflammation marker, hinting at potential benefits for heart health and age ...

Bill’s Donut Shop isn’t just another bakery – it’s an institution that has earned its place in Ohio’s culinary hall of fame through decades of donut-making excellence. The moment you pull up to Bill’s ...

Kids love carving pumpkins, so let them carve a pumpkin into a potato. Then they can dip it into paint and use it as a cute Halloween stamp. Give your kid a paintbrush and let them paint a wooden leaf ...

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A set of adjustable mug organizers can help you better use your kitchen cabinet space *and* safely nestle in every single last one of your novelty mugs. Go ahead and *safely* stack the Golden Girls on ...

Stonington — The 1814 Battle of Stonington has become entrenched in local history as a tale of resilience against a fearsome attacking British fleet, and has been accordingly commemorated for nearly ...

Chocolate’s flavor secret unlocked: microbes may revolutionize its taste. Credit: Mimi Chu Leung Chocolate’s irresistible taste may soon become more consistent and even more delicious thanks to a ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Finding the Scoutmaster in Peak is a tough endeavor for multiple reasons. It requires patience, playing the game in an odd way, and most of all, the ...

Scientists have decoded the microbial and environmental factors behind cacao fermentation, the critical process that defines chocolate’s taste. By recreating the fermentation with controlled microbial ...

The first half of the scientific name for the fiendishly fickle cocoa tree means “food of the gods”. By the time Theobrama cacao was christened by Carl Linnaeus, a Swedish naturalist, in 1753, wealthy ...