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Arjan Tupan sur Twitter : "White eggplant. Never seen that before. #food #aubergine #provenceaixperience. Arjan Tupan on Instagram: “White eggplant. Never seen that before. #food #aubergine #provenceaixperience” Liquor-sampling service Flaviar goes mobile to help you find the best spirits | VentureBeat | Mobile | by Paul Sawers. Flaviar has been catering to the world’s liquor-lovin’ masses for more than three years, with a subscription sampling service that delivers an assortment of hand-picked spirits to your door every month. While Flaviar has been a Web-only affair since its inception, today sees the official launch of its first mobile app, following an extended beta period. Founded out of London in 2012, Flaviar has raised around $500,000 in funding since its launch. In response to a growing demand for Flaviar in the U.S., the startup joined Y Combinator in the summer of 2014 and moved its headquarters out to San Francisco.

The company still has an official subsidiary in London, though its team of 22 is split between offices in San Francisco and Slovenia. Available on iOS only for now, the Flaviar app is all about discovering new tipples, including scotch, whiskey, bourbon, rum, gin, cognac, vodka, and more. In a nutshell, Flavor is setting out to “be your IMDb for liquor,” as Soba puts it. METRO Innovation sur Twitter : "Only 2 weeks to go-apply NOW for Techstars METRO Accelerator!! .@techstars #tsmetro #startups #innovation #tech #food. Arjan Tupan sur Twitter : "Captain Ollie Sparrow's mountain of Treasure Rolls. #PirateParty #parenting #food #justcook.

Arjan Tupan on Instagram: “Captain Ollie Sparrow's mountain of Treasure Rolls. #PirateParty #parenting #food #justcook” Arjan Tupan sur Twitter : "#Food! #rpitchfinale #StartupDorf. Arjan Tupan on Instagram: “#Food! #rpitchfinale #StartupDorf” METRO Innovation sur Twitter : "Vorstellungsrunde auf dem StartupDorf Gründerstammtisch: #hospitality #foodstartup #efood @StartupDorf #startupdorf.

Fabio Ziemßen sur Twitter : "@StartupDorf meets @betahaus Berlin! #foodmeetupberlin #startupdorf #thedorf #Startups... Steak Cuts 101: Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Meat. Instagram. Food in the air. Imagine being tasked with feeding 30,000 people a day; a mixed bunch of passengers with various dietary requirements, tastes and perceptions of food. As an airline catering chef your main task is to mass produce safe and good food with a limited ingredient list, meals that should reheat well at 35,000ft whilst not losing too much flavor.

As a crew member you are faced with a cramped galley which can be very cold sometimes, an oven (that’s not like the one at home) and a lack of decent equipment to prepare meals. Sounds like the start of a bad meal right? Airline food is still the subject matter of comedians’ jokes, and passengers regularly complain about the food options or quality of inflight meals (mainly in economy class). The first airline meal was served on a flight from London to Paris on October 11 1919 and it consisted of a sandwich, fruit and chocolate selling for 3 shillings! What else can we do to help enhance the on-board journey? SanjooM : “@qualityhunters #TTOT... Egg Watchers: the egg timer that entertains you. Easy, delicious hummus + 9 ways to (mindfully) devour it. For some reason, many people tend to buy dips rather than make them. A few years ago I used to do the same thing. It just never occurred to me that I could easily make my own.

Now I wouldn’t have it any other way — dips are one of the easiest and cheapest things to make. Besides, you get to choose what you put into it — and avoid all the chemicals and fillers, of course! Hummus is one of my stock standard dips to make. Made mainly with chickpeas, it’s both nourishing and satisfying. Use it to jazz up meals or enjoy as a healthy snack over the week. There are many versions of the humble hummus. Serves 6–8, as a snack; Makes about 2 cups Prep & cooking time: 15 minutes This dip is gluten, dairy and grain free. Dry toast cumin seeds in a pan over gentle heat until fragrant. Grind toasted cumin seeds in a mortar and pestle. Process all ingredients in a food processor until smooth, or leave some chunky pieces of chickpeas if you like. Keeps in fridge for 4–5 days. Variations: Food: The Next Frontier For The Sharing Economy? Goodbye to sugar? Homaru Cantu on how to trick your taste buds. Homaro Cantu and Ben Roche can only be described as the mad scientists of food.

These two pioneer unique food delivery systems — think maki rolls printed on flavored paper, a dessert disguised as nachos and a bleeding veggie burger — at their Chicago restaurants, Moto and iNG. At TED 2011, the pair spoke about their science-lab approach to food in the talk “Cooking as alchemy.” Homaro Cantu + Ben Roche: Cooking as alchemyEmbedded in this talk is a crazy idea — using “miracle berries” to trick taste buds into thinking that sour foods are sweet.

As Cantu explains, these berries contain a glycoprotein which could be used to make healthy junk food. Cantu explains in the talk, “We could eliminate sugar across the board for all confectionary products and sodas, and we can replace it with all-natural fresh fruit.” Last week, Cantu wrote on his talk page, “After eight long years everyone, I have finally completed my first step towards the end of refined sugar.” 10 of my favourite anti-inflammatory foods. I don’t have any allergies or intolerances — not that I’m aware of anyway. However, because of two autoimmune conditions (endometriosis and uveitis), I eat to beat the inflammation in my body. Having said that, you don’t need ‘a condition’ to eat this way. Actually, I think it’s unwise not to. Many of us are familiar with the obvious, short-lived kind of inflammation. There’s another kind of inflammation, however. Unfortunately, the way we eat in the western world promotes this type of inflammation.

Something also to consider is the ratio of omega-3 to omega-6 fats we consume. All of this can be easily turned around — by eating in a way that naturally fights chronic inflammation. Since I was diagnosed with endometriosis, and read the book Endometriosis: A Key to Healing Through Nutrition (over three years ago now), I’ve been avoiding pro-inflammatory food-like substances. I find plant-based foods nature’s best anti-inflammatory medicine. Turmeric — all I have to say is ‘curcumin’.