Here are a few interesting junk food-related stories from the past week or so. Enjoy.
Junk Food’s Happiest Accident (via Tedium)
The Long, Weird History and Mythology of Oyster Ice Cream (via Munchies)
Young Grocery Shoppers Have No Idea Who This ‘Paul Newman’ Guy Is (via Consumerist)
Sit Down, Sriracha—We Need to Talk (via Munchies)
Here are a few interesting junk food-related stories from the past week or so. Enjoy.
Can too much Halloween candy kill you? (via Los Angeles Times)
There’s a mathematical model for engineering food that delights our senses (via Quartz)
The Wild World of Russian Sodas (via LA Weekly)
Do cookie pods mark the decline of society? (via The Verge)
A Dozen Facts You Might Not Know About Dunkin’ Donuts (via Mental Floss)
Here are a few interesting junk food-related stories from the past week or so. Enjoy.
McDonald’s employees reveal the truth about all-day breakfast (via Food.Mic)
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Girl Scout Cookies (via Eater)
These Are the Real Horrors of Halloween, According to a Food Safety Expert (via Munchies)
The Funfetti Explosion (via The New York Times)
In Defense of Sugar (via Eater)
Here are a few interesting junk food-related stories from the past week or so. Yup, just three, and two of them are from Eater. Enjoy.
A Brief History of the Slurpee, a Frozen American Icon (via Eater)
The Strangely Glamorous World of a 1980s Ronald McDonald (via Atlas Obscura)
John Tesar Eats the Most Absurd Fried Foods in Texas (via Eater)
Here are a few interesting junk food-related stories from the past week or so. Enjoy.
The 1970s Monster Cereal That Caused a Pink Poop Panic (via Atlas Obscura)
Why is the green M&M so seductive? (via Food.Mic)
Inside the secret, backroom deals big brands make to vie for control over grocery stores (via Quartz)
The Enduring Mystery of the Oreo Cookie Design (via Mental Floss)
Cheetos Chicken Fries Are America’s Bland, Corporate Future (via Spin)