tags: trans fats: stories and blogs
trans fats: stories and blogs
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The Year in Food 2007
Vegansexuals, tainted dog food, greenwashing, and more.
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The Year in Food 2006
From bad spinach to exploding lattes: The tastiest moments of 2006.
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They Can Have My Trans Fats When They Pry Them from My Cold Dead Fingers
A day after the news about the New York City Health Department’s proposal to ban trans fats was first reported, the Crisco is really hitting the fan.
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Healthy Mini Pizza Roll Adventure
This week’s mission: ostensibly wholesome pizza snacks.
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French-Fried Nirvana
CHOW reviews two great pieces of deep-frying equipment for the home chef.
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Snackie Cakes
Our own versions of cellophane-wrapped classics allow you to make your own old-fashioned treats.
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Consider the Source
The Center for Consumer Freedom battles the impending NYC trans fats ban with an over-the-top TV ad.
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And Next Year, the Fair’s Going Vegan
The fryers at the Indiana State Fair go trans-fat free.
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What’s Happened to Oreos?
The trans fats are gone from Oreos. They’re healthier, but they’re no longer the cookie many of us remember.
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This Just In: American Arteries to Remain McClogged
More evidence that this is just not America’s century: McDonald’s is cutting the trans fat out of its food—but only in Europe.
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Making Concessions
New York amusement park Rye Playland bans trans fats. No more Twinkies for you, buster.
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Mmm! Science-y!
Amid all the hubbub about trans fats, newspapers nationwide are testing trans-free oils in their own recipes to see if the healthier versions measure up. The results vary as widely as the tasters themselves.
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No Crisco in the Kitchen
Can your fries be crispy and your chicken crunchy when there’s no more shortening in the kitchen? An NYC culinary school puts the new trans fat ban to the test.
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Food and Drink Bans of the Future
What will the health police proscribe next?
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"The Right to Be Stupid"
As the debate continues over New York City’s proposal to ban trans fats, one restaurateur gets downright patriotic in expressing his outrage.
