Less than half of Americans consider their diet to be healthy
According to new research from Mintel, less than half (42%) of Americans consider their diet to be healthy. IFT Daily News
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Enjoy your Thanksgiving feast for a bit less this year
The average cost for a Thanksgiving Day feast for 10 this year is $ 49.87, a 24-cent decrease from last year’s average cost of $ 50.11, according to the American … Continue Reading →
Rebates may improve fruit, veggie consumption in less affluent families
A study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition shows that a 30% rebate on fruits and vegetables may increase their daily consumption in households participating in the Supplemental … Continue Reading →
Less than a month until IFT16 in Chicago
In just a few weeks, thousands of professionals from around the world will gather in Chicago for IFT16. If you haven’t already done so, now’s the time to register to … Continue Reading →
Encouraging more marbling, less fat in beef
Researchers at Texas Tech University and Texas A&M may have discovered a way to increase marbling in beef without increasing external fat. The researchers found that the key is isolating … Continue Reading →
The Netherlands recommends eating less meat
According to the National Geographic, the Netherlands Nutrition Centre is recommending people eat just two servings of meat a week (<500 g/week), setting an explicit limit on meat consumption for … Continue Reading →
Higher fat variation of DASH diet may see same benefits, less restrictions
A study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition shows that a higher fat DASH diet may lower blood pressure to the same extent as the DASH diet, but … Continue Reading →
French fries with less acrylamide
Researchers have identified two potato varieties that, when fried, may form less acrylamide than other varieties, according to a study published in Crop Science. IFT Daily News
Less sleep may lead to more eating, drinking
A study published in the American Journal of Health Promotion shows that receiving less than seven hours a night may be linked to obesity due to an increase in secondary … Continue Reading →
U.S. restaurants had less traffic, sales in August
As a result of softer same-store sales and customer traffic levels, the National Restaurant Association’s Restaurant Performance Index (RPI) declined in August. IFT Daily News