Did you know the shiny coating on sweets often comes from bug secretions? They're made from lac bugs in Asia and India, creating confectioner's glaze or shellac. These are safe and vegan.
Durian, known for its strong smell likened to sewage and rotten onions, is a beloved delicacy in Southeast Asia with a creamy, sweet taste likened to custard or almonds
The World’s Most Expensive Coffee Comes From Animal Poop
Kopi Luwak, the world's priciest coffee, is made from beans eaten and digested by Indonesian civet cats. Its unique flavor comes at a hefty cost per cup.
Oysters are usually a delicacy and can live up to two weeks out of water. They have no brains or pain sensation, making raw oyster consumption ethical.
Raisins Are Among the Dirtiest Produce on the Planet
Raisins, found to have high pesticide residue due to thin skin, are among the dirtiest produce, says a study by the Environmental Working Group. Opt for organic or wash well.
There Can Be Multiple Rodent Hairs in Your Peanut Butter
The FDA states peanut butter can have 1+ rodent hairs per 100g. It's not a health concern due to FDA-set limits for food contamination. Your peanut butter is safe to eat.
Bananas contain a trace of radioactive potassium-40, but it's not harmful. A banana's radiation is equal to the everyday radiation from our environment.
16 Foods Boomers Love That Millennials Won’t Touch
Differences between Baby Boomers and Millennials are evident in lifestyle choices, including food. See the dishes Boomers love but Millennials reject. 16 Foods Boomers Love That Millennials Won’t Touch
Breakfast determines your day's energy and function. Some foods fuel your day, while others sabotage your diet and make you lazy. Here's what to avoid for a good start. 10 Foods to Never Eat for Breakfast Article via Health Makes You.