- Organic
Organic chemistry has almost nothing to do with how cows are fed. Upon hearing the word "organic", a food chemist imagines a long chain of carbon atoms with hydrogens attached. The word "organic" may or may not elicit an involuntary shutter from the food chemist, for surviving organic chemistry is usually quite the ordeal. - Energy
The best inside joke among food chemists is the zero-calorie energy drink. Why?
Food science in the news, Day-in-the-Life of a Food Scientist, caffeine safety, and the science behind energy drinks and other supplements. From the author of "ARE YOU A MONSTER OR A ROCK STAR: A Guide to Energy Drinks -- How They Work, Why They Work, How to Use Them Safely" -- note this blog has moved to GreenEyedGuide.com
Monday, July 23, 2012
5 Most Misunderstood Terms (Food Chemist's Perspective)
Sunday, July 22, 2012
The Secret to Cooking Pasta and Veggies
Pasta with veggies is a great combo for a healthy meal, but how you cook this food affects its nutritional value. Maximize the nutritional impact with these food chemistry tips.
Top 10 Ways to Start Talking to Attractive Strangers
- If they have one or both arms covered in tattoos (referred to as sleeves):
Ask them which arm they got done first (or if they plan on getting the second arm done). Historically, the left arm was used to hold the shield. Shields are typically adorned with important designs such as a family crest, a country's flag etc. Nine times out of ten, someone with both sleeves will have gotten the left arm done first. Coincidence? Ask them if they think so.
Energy Drinks are like candy (or sex)
Energy drinks are like candy (or sex) in that abstinence is probably your safest bet but, if you are going to indulge, it's important to chose the right one and to pace yourself.
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