Why should the carnivores get all the fun?
We recently got our hands on some offerings from Beyond Meat, a relatively new vegan startup that claims in a press release that its plant-based "chic...
It's a common misconception that vegan dishes are always healthy. I've been a vegetarian all my life and am all too familiar with the one option on the menu I can order at most restaurants, which is usually quite carb heavy, fatty or just plain deep fried.
"For a vegetarian, in particular, it's the best kind of protein you can eat."
We are two days away from Food Day, and two weeks from a presidential election. So ask not what your food can do for you, ask what you can do for your food.
Amazing -- I beat Mark Zuckerberg at something. In 2011, the billionaire Facebook creator made a one-year pledge to consume meat only from animals he had killed or slaughtered himself. He posted his kills on his Facebook page, of course. But then he caved on his promise after only a few months. I'm sure Zuckerberg made his pledge in good faith. Turns out writing code and raking in millions is easy for him. Killing dinner is hard. I suspect it'd be hard for most of us.
Vegetarianism can be a scary idea for the modern carnivore. Fortunately, food is versatile, and foodies are even more so. Whether you’re a stubbo...
Call them organic study deniers. Call them, to use Cool's term, "rebellious naturals." The Stanford study doesn't affect their -- or my -- commitment to organics any more than the Medical Journal of Australia's new study advocating a meatless diet will shake the convictions of a passionate Paleo.
Have you ever killed your dinner? I did a few times in the last year, but I don't think I'm going to bother anymore.
By: Jeremy Hsu, InnovationNewsDaily Senior Writer Published: 02/19/2012 05:43 PM EST on InnovationNewsDaily VANCOUVER — Meat lovers may not ne...
We've all heard about Taco Tuesday, Wacky Wednesday, Thirsty Thursday, Freaky Friday... why not Meatless Monday?
What started in 2003 as a U.S. public health campaign has now become a full-fledged global movement with homegrown versions of a "cut out meat one day a week" program in 21 countries.
Cities such as San Francisco and Washington D.C. have made symbolic MM proclamations, but Aspen, Colorado is doing something much more exciting and comprehensive.
Yes, the news has been good of late, but I think the entire Meatless Monday team was dumbfounded when the data came back.
By Kerri-Ann Jennings, M.S., R.D., Associate Editor, Nutrition for EatingWell Magazine I was a vegetarian for most of my college years, but I was no...
Our friends at Food52.com, whose weekly recipe contests we feature on HuffPost Food, bring us this original collection of seafood recipes perfect fo...
In this video below, Kathy Freston talks about the virtues of going vegan and the environmental and health benefits that result. Even if you're not...
If we're trying to be careful with our dollars while still managing to eat, is our last surest option the drive-thru lane -- or are there other possibilities?
There are books on both sides of the issue, but we would like to see point and counterpoint side by side. We would also like to debunk some myths.
When it comes time to hit the road with your furry companion, consider packing these green, portable accessories as well.
Chicago health commissioner Dr. Terry Mason has a message for Chicagoans who enjoy devouring meat in all its fat-dripping, artery-clogging glory: Don'...
