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Scientists just determined that fat is a taste — but it's nothing like what you’d expect

Our tongues may be able to consciously distinguish fat as a primary taste.

Everyone should cook with MSG, says food scientist

"I like to encourage my kids to eat a little healthier, so I'll sprinkle a little 'supersalt' in there. That stuff is really powerful."

These magical foods are loaded with natural MSG

Parmesan, kelp, soy sauce, and anchovies all taste delicious thanks to monosodium glutamate.

Loss of taste or smell isn't a common COVID-19 symptom for Omicron infections, disease experts say

Less than 20% of people with COVID-19 in the UK have reported loss of smell recently. The symptom was once a hallmark of COVID-19.

These gorgeously designed glasses will make your beer extra-tasty

It's all in the smell.

Apollo's top economist says markets are overreacting and the Iran war won't derail the US economy

Apollo's top economist Torsten Sløk remains optimistic about the US economy amid the Iran war, predicting long-term market stability once it's over.

The Nasdaq 100 falls into correction territory as the Iran war derails the tech-led bull market

The Nasdaq 100 entered correction territory on Friday. AI jitters, the Iran war, and a memory stock sell-off have dragged the index lower.

There's a scientific reason why everyone's obsessed with cold brew coffee

Chemistry in action.

Here's why salt tastes so good, yet too much salt tastes so bad

We need salt to survive, but a special mechanism keeps us from eating too much of it at once.

Here's how Shake Shack really compares to In-N-Out

Talk to any fast food aficionado about their favorite hamburger and they'll likely name Shake Shack or In-N-Out Burger at the top of their list.

One activity may engage your brain more than any other

It's one of the most enjoyable human activities, and you do it every day.

Military members sharing clips on Instagram and TikTok have helped recruit badly needed new soldiers, but Bundeswehr officials said they are concerned about ...

A favorite of actors like Maggie Smith, he produced dozens of plays, including “The Audience,” about Queen Elizabeth II, which was made into the Netflix show...

How food in Gaza got so expensive — and so deadly

After two years of war, and with little food or money entering Gaza, how are ordinary people able to afford the sky-high black market prices?

Your nose matters more than your mouth when it comes to tasting food — here's why

Neuroscientist Dr. Gordon Shepherd has been studying flavor for years, and he's found a surprising way that your brain experiences taste.

A new movement that uses science to trick your brain could revolutionize how we eat

What if you could be convinced that a grasshopper tasted just like a burger? Neurogastronomy is leading the way.

Qdrant Has a Free Vector Database Optimized for AI and Semantic Search

Qdrant is a vector similarity search engine built in Rust. It stores and searches high-dimensional vectors for AI applications like RAG, recommendations, and...

Your AI agents are a security nightmare

I've noticed something about the tech industry over the past couple of months. Through the use of agentic code editors, developers are building small, custom...

Building Reliable Agents with the Transactional Outbox Pattern and Redis Streams

AI agents are pretty good at deciding what should happen next, given a well-defined business workflow. In the case of a customer support agent, for example, ...

Bewildered Bellamy searches for answers after Wales World Cup heartbreak

The head coach constantly looks to the future but penalty shootout heartbreak by Bosnia and Herzegovina is not without consequences

Cocktail of the week: Albers’ premix piña colada – recipe

Keep a batch of this premix in the fridge, and you’ve got the tropical on tap

‘The most painful TV experience I’ve ever had!’ Hugh Bonneville on his excruciating office comedy

Before he was Paddington’s dignified dad, the star nailed British awkwardness in Bafta-winning satire Twenty Twelve. Now he’s back as long-suffering manager ...

‘Tempolimit? Nein, danke!’: why German petrolheads won’t slow down – despite the energy crisis

Driving fast is in ‘the German DNA’, say lovers of the speed-limit free Autobahn, but support in the country for a restriction is growing

How an election conspiracy theorist has Trump’s ear on voting laws and midterms

Peter Ticktin, a Florida lawyer, is promoting a legally dubious plan experts say could sharply restrict voting rights

The best Pfas-free rain jackets in the US

Embrace spring showers with the best PFAS-free rain jackets for hiking, running, and just looking good

The Turn of the Screw review – gripping and unsettling water-logged staging of Britten’s ghost story

Natalie Abrahami and Michael Levine’s imaginative production is brilliantly creepy and insightful. A first-rate cast of adults and children do not put a foot...

Matthieu Blazy’s hit Chanel look is heading for the high street

Prepare for bouclé jackets, quilted chain-link bags galore and an outfit formula that is proving to be consumer catnip

McLaren and Lando Norris aim to put horror start behind them at Japanese Grand Prix

Neither Mercedes started the last race in China but Lando Norris, the world champion, said: Norris: ‘I believe we can get close’

Homebodies review – you won’t have seen anything like this strikingly original take on transgender life

Creator AP Pobjoy’s series, starring Claudia Karvan and Luke Wiltshire, sees a young trans man make a supernatural discovery in his childhood home

It is no fluke that social media platforms are addictive and causing harm. They were designed that way | Van Badham

The findings in two US court cases should embarrass anyone who claimed Australia’s social media ban was ‘boomer’ moralising

Top Funds Go Nuclear For This IBD 50 Stock With Unique Power

The U.S. Navy and demand for AI data centers power this nuclear energy leader.

Tracing Tropical Cyclone Narelle’s ‘very unusual’ path to hit Australia on three coastlines

It’s only the third storm system in recorded history to make landfall in three Australian jurisdictions – and the first in more than 20 years

In defence of dropping dead: the burden of extended care for aged parents is a heavy new phenomenon | Lucinda Holdforth

At 59, I was at last an orphan. I woke up with the most complete feeling of liberty and personhood I’d ever experienced

Back to Back Barries: How the fuel crisis could hurt Albanese

Barrie Cassidy and Tony Barry go for a deep dive into the South Australian election outcome and what it all means for federal politics. They also discuss the...

Celia Pacquola: ‘I always thought I was going to be single forever and absolutely happily so’

The Australian actor and comedian on kayaks, love and the value of being a ‘gasper mum’

How the fuel crisis could hurt Albanese – Back to Back Barries podcast

Barrie Cassidy and Tony Barry go for a deep dive into the South Australian election outcome and what it all means for federal politics. They also discuss the...

The first children born after Australia pledged to close the gap for First Nations people are now entering adulthood. What has changed?

Just four of the 17 Closing the Gap targets are on track – but in the Dates-Dungay family, it’s a different story

The major parties could take it to One Nation on health, housing and the economy – but will they? | Tom McIlroy

Ahead of the Farrer byelection, a return to issues that are fundamental to Australians could help stall Hanson’s rise