Denmark is debating whether top-level cooking counts as art, and the country’s most theatrical restaurants sit at the center of it. The culture ministry is exploring formal recognition for gastronomy. Some chefs say food can carry ideas, emotion, and social messages, like modern performance art. They also say art status could unlock public funding and private grants. But others say food has a different purpose which must be consumed. Art voices say chefs could start competing for the same cultural money.
It might still be winter in Minnesota, but spring is in the air for people lined up at the Dairy Queen in Moorhead, Minnesota, for its annual opening. The event is a community tradition, no matter what the weather. The Dairy Queen “heritage store” has operated for 77 years and offers treats found almost nowhere else. People bundled up in coats, hats and gloves in freezing cold to line up Sunday for ice cream treats. March is very much a winter month in the upper Midwest, and the first day of the month can often bring subzero cold or heavy snow. But at the Moorhead Dairy Queen, it seemed like a bit of a summer day — almost.
The grandson of the inventor of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups is lashing out at The Hershey Co., accusing the candy company of hurting the Reese’s brand by shifting to cheaper ingredients in many products. Hershey acknowledges some recipe changes but said on Wednesday that it’s trying to meet consumer demand for innovation. In a Feb. 14 letter posted on his LinkedIn profile, Brad Reese said Hershey replaced milk chocolate with compound coatings and peanut butter with peanut crème in multiple Reese’s products. , The 70-year-old is the grandson of H.B. Reese, who invented Reese's Peanut Butter Cups in 1928. High cocoa prices led some candy manufacturers to experiment with using less chocolate in recent years.
The Derby itself carries 150 years of history — and some interesting stats.
Keith Kaiser gets a taste of the 50th annual "Taste of Louisville".
Keith Kaiser gets the party started before they open the gates.
Taco Tuesday is every day during Louisville Taco Week.
Louisville Restaurant Week will feature three-course meals for $26, $36 and $46 at participating restaurants.
This milestone event promises an unforgettable evening filled with art, food, and a collective commitment to supporting our beloved animal friends.
The "Stars, Stripes and Pints" Holiday Hero blood drive will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.