Gwyneth Ang, a 30-year-old chef from Singapore, has come a long way from her first job at a Michelin-starred restaurant, Burnt Ends. She started her culinary journey as an intern, learning the art of wood-fire cooking. After graduating, she worked her way up to manage the restaurant's wood-fired ove
Ever thought about robots handling your lunch delivery? Well, that’s happening at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. Last week marked the start of a new robot-powered delivery service on campus. Starship Technologies has introduced its first AI-driven robots in Minneapolis, and they're the fir
Did you know that your job can affect how long you live? Studies show that people who are bored at work may have a shorter life expectancy. So, finding a job you enjoy could be key to a longer life! Your body can also warn you about danger. For example, if your hair stands on end, it could mean lig
Think washing raw chicken makes it safer? Think again. It turns out that rinsing your chicken before cooking can actually do more harm than good. The main concern is cross-contamination. When you wash chicken, you can splash bacteria-filled water onto your counter, sink, or even other foods. This ca
Uh-oh! A mix-up has happened with Hans Kissle Co. LLC's chicken salads. The ones labeled "Cranberry Chicken Salad" actually contain "Classic Chicken Salad," which includes wheat. This is bad news for people with wheat allergies. The affected salads were made on September 20, 2024, and have a use-by
PepsiCo has adjusted its expectations for 2024, forecasting a smaller increase in organic revenue due to several issues. Problems like recalled Quaker Foods products, reduced U.S. demand, and international business disruptions have led to weaker-than-expected sales. Pepsi now expects a low-single-di
Get ready to welcome autumn in St. Charles! The 39th annual Scarecrow Weekend is just around the corner, starting this Friday. The event will run through Sunday, offering a mix of fall-themed entertainment and activities for everyone. The main attraction is the scarecrow contest, which will be held
Looking for a fun and educational activity for kids or grandkids? Mark your calendar for Sunday, October 6th from 1 to 4 PM. The Rice Fire Department is hosting their annual open house event. This isn't just a chance to see fire trucks up close; it's an opportunity to learn about safety and meet the
Are you ready for a packed weekend in Columbia? If running is your thing, kick off Saturday with the Braelyn Aubrey Foundation 5K at Saluda Shoals Park. It's not just about fitness; it's also about giving back to a good cause. Or, if you want to teach the family about fire safety, head over to the C
When a big storm hits, you might be surprised by the extra problems it can cause. One of them is food poisoning! So, let’s talk about how to keep your food safe during power outages. First off, keep that fridge door closed tight! Normally, your fridge should be around 40 degrees Fahrenheit or l
