Newmark's Door

A 15-minute video that takes the question very seriously with interesting results.

"The claims that organic food is safer, healthier, and better for the environment are simply false."

The Door, bringing you answers to some of life's most important questions.

Piece claims that corn chips are much more profitable.

Bonus: "The Hidden Economic Miracle of Taco Bell's Menu".

I don't know about anybody else, but these all look pretty good to me.

"There are a few paths to food immortality. One is actually inventing a food with wide appeal and great lasting power throughout the centuries, or at least taking the credit."

I hadn't thought of this.

I'm sorry but I just don't see liking it. I want onion and garlic kept away from my ice cream

According to the label, it’s a cream cheese ice cream sprinkled with a “buttery streusel” containing sesame, poppy seeds, and, yes, onion and garlic. Jeni’s bills the flavor as an ice cream “acceptable to eat any time of day" . . . 

No kidding. And as my older daughter is wont to say, "Everything goes betta with feta."

"Like sentence structure, explains Ken Albala, Professor of History at the University of the Pacific, a cuisine’s grammar can be reflected in the order in which it is served, and a grammar can dictate which foods can (or cannot) be paired, like cheese on fish, or barbecue sauce on ice cream."