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Medicinal plants night-time market in Bogotá
In Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, in the district of Los Martires, there is a very special market. Two nights a week, Monday and Thursday from 10 pm until late at night, some 400 farmers from around the country gather in Samper Mendoza market to sell their herbs.
SOSCuisine on Pinterest
Do you know Pinterest? It’s a social network that allows users to create, manage, and share their image-collections. Users can save their images, add a caption and categorize them on different boards and also follow other users’ boards if they have similar tastes or interests. All of our recipes can now be easily pinned on […]
Food art on the plate
Some parents do incredible things to stimulate the taste buds of their kids. Food art is a great way to get them interested. If you wish to serve your kids some truly unusual meals, you may get inspired by the amazing work of Samantha Lee, parent and designer. She creates some awesome and colourful plates […]
Trendy Ramen Burger
Have you already heard about the “Ramen Burger? It is the latest decadent food sensation in New York City – a grilled hamburger that has two fried discs of ramen noodles as a bun and is served with a “secret sauce,” arugula and scallions.
Special offer for the World Vegetarian Day
World Vegetarian Day is celebrated every year on October 1st. It’s purpose is to promote the joy, compassion and life-enhancing possibilities of vegetarianism. Established by the North American Vegetarian Society in 1977, this event has been endorsed by the International Vegetarian Union in 1978. The date has been chosen because it is the eve of Mahatma […]
Food and nutrition myth about tea
MYTH: Drinking tea causes dehydration THE TRUTH: It’s a popular belief that tea is dehydrating because it has caffeine, but the level of caffeine you get from drinking moderate amounts of tea, even strong tea, doesn’t dehydrate you. Tea is actually 99.5 percent water and counts towards your fluid intake for the day, so it […]
The taste of cutlery
How we experience food is a multisensory experience involving taste, feel of the food in our mouths, aroma, and the feasting of our eyes. A new study published in the journal Flavour by University of Oxford researchers suggests that the colour, weight and type of silverware we eat with can affect our taste perception.
Are you a “food addict?”
A new research from Newfoundland’s Memorial University suggests that one in 20 Canadians is a “food addict”, as determined by the Yale Food Addiction Scale. The Yale Food Addiction Scale consists of 27 statements describing eating habits such as: “I eat to the point where I feel physically ill,” and “I find myself constantly eating […]
Taming the Octopus
Octopuses are molluscs with eight tentacles bearing suction cups, and they live in shallow waters in temperate zones around the world. A mysterious and strange looking animal, the octopus has always fascinated man, who gave it a superhuman size and powers.
A third of the world’s food goes to waste
A report published by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) last Wednesday says a whole third of the world’s food goes to waste, leading to 3.3 billion tons of CO2 released in the atmosphere. The wastage costs global economy around $750 billion each year and does not include fish or seafood […]
Enjoying a local melon at SOSCuisine
Today at the office we had a ball, as our colleague Vincent brought us an exquisite melon from his garden, which we enjoyed at the end of our usual Monday meeting. You may remember that this capable programmer is also a talented “pastry cook” in his spare time (as demonstrated by the shack-shaped cakes, made […]
Beautiful biodegradable tableware
Chinese designer Qiyun Deng is the creator of Graft – a set of disposable tableware inspired by fruits and vegetables. Completely biodegradable, these utensils borrow the shape and texture of plants: A celery stem serves as handle for a fork; a petal of artichoke becomes the bowl of a spoon; a pineapple stem is the […]
