Rick Paulas
Rick Paulas has written plenty of things, some of them serious, many of them not, scattered over the vast expanses of the Internet. He lives in Los Angeles and is a White Sox fan.
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Gazpacho isn't just liquid salsa anymore.
The rise of boxed meal delivery services could be life changing for those less than enthusiastic about cooking.
A new study says people who prepare their own healthy foods enjoy eating it more. But what if you hate to cook?
The California Supreme Court ruled that consumers can file lawsuits against companies falsely labeling their products "organic." What's next?
This year's most interesting findings in food science.
A new study says that eating with colleagues promotes productivity. That's nonsense.
The Organic Coup in Walnut Creek is the first USDA certified organic fast food restaurant in the country. But can the concept spread beyond the Bay Area?
New research suggests that food addiction and refined carbohydrates are linked.
Most of the fruits and vegetables taken in a random sample did not contain pesticides or were within the legal limit. The worst offenders were imported produce.
Potassium bromate, an additive used in breadmaking is known to cause cancer in lab rats. Why hasn't the FDA banned it yet?
Looking for a good scare this Halloween? Here are five ways we're all going to starve to death.
In addition to black coffee, psychopaths should look to these other bitter foods to please their palette.