Getting a Taste of Other Berries
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By Martha Stewart  By Martha Stewart  Ask any number of people what their favorite berries are, and invariably you'll hear a combination of the following in reply: strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and blackberries.
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With a scan of your index finger, some supermarkets memorize what kind of toilet paper or cereals you buy. They share that information with suppliers who offer coupons so you'll purchase more of their products next time.
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By Sarah Watson, The News & Advance, Lynchburg, Va.  Feb.
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A look at the people who are behind the scenes of Flavours.
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First there was Yoplait's Go-Gurt, which sort of made sense -- sometimes you want calcium but can't spare time for a sit-down nosh. Skippy's Squeeze Stix were weirder, but we understood it: Peanut butter in a tube is basically just the traveler's take on PB on a spoon.
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NEW YORK  - More women may want to develop  a taste for seaweed, if animal research is any indication of  the food's potential cancer-fighting ability.
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Pupils in England will learn more about how food is grown and how it reaches the consumer in a new  scheme.
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You already know blueberries are good for you. They&#39;re already touted as antioxidant-rich fruits that protect against the ravages of aging, heart disease, and cancer.
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DURIAN, a heavy, viciously spiky fruit, is said to taste like heaven but to smell like hell. Its aroma hasn't prevented it becoming a favourite of the island's Chinese population - nor the monkeys who inhabit the tropical rain forests where it grows.
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13/12/2004 - Cranberries have been given a major promotion in the UK as a leading dental charity advises they could help prevent a host of oral health problems, such as tooth decay and gum disease.
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How to find the best choices in a crowded market.
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Try this sparkling melon cocktail. Do you long for the cool blue waters near the Isle of Capri? The Blue Grotto Cocktail will entice you to dive into its colors and flavors.
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If you enjoy good food and don't like  the idea of taking pills to reduce the risks of heart attack or  stroke, it could be time to try the Polymeal.
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Oct. 27, 2004 -- Developing a taste for black or green tea may be delay Alzheimer&#39;s disease, new research shows. A study from England&#39;s University of Newcastle upon Tyne shows that green and black teas may
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If you enjoy good food and don't like the idea of taking pills to reduce the risks of heart attack or stroke, it could be time to try the Polymeal.
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Foods that taste great and can help make you healthier are a win-win combination.
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By Robert Stiffler  QMy husband used old railroad ties to make a raised bed for our strawberries. Is this not a good idea? Can the creosote absorb into the strawberries? - Joan Alexander, New Providence           A.