food Cornflakes of the Church Coffee and mustard were considered sinful. So Kellogg made cereal instead.
plants Marshmallow Plants The precursor to today’s sweets were actually plants. And the originals could soon be back to cure you.
food From Paddy to Platter More than half the people on this planet eat rice. But do you know the process by which it’s grown?
food Reverse Engineering We combine ingredients to get the final product. Now, food scientists are doing it backwards.
food Science of Salt We have become a salt-obsessed society, but maybe we can blame our ancestors for that?
food How Meat made us Human Eating more meat made us human. Now our survival demands we eat less of it.
Air Fryer Air Frying Ever wondered how to deep-fry without oil? This is almost, if not quite, the same.
chemistry The Attack of the Onion Most of our vegetables can’t fight back. So how do onions bring us to tears?
culture Thakkali Chutney Who knew that Tomatoes could connect Tintin and The Pirates of the Caribbean?
Eating Types of Pasta There are hundreds of different kinds of pasta — you’ll never be able to remember all of them!