Rick Paulas
Rick Paulas has written plenty of things, some of them serious, many of them not, scattered over the vast expanses of the Internet. He lives in Los Angeles and is a White Sox fan.
For the past 17 years, drug felons were banned from getting food stamps. That rule is no more.
A new study may have solved the food allergy riddle, while calling into question our antibiotic usage. Yes, the two are tied together.
A new California law will give fast food franchises more independent power, and that's a good thing for workers.
Instead of actually introducing change and legitimate regulation, all that's being introduced is an easily bypassed step.
A judge in Mexico ruled GMOs shouldn't be allowed in the country because of what they'll do to the bee population.
Certain fast food chains are making their products healthier. If they're smart, they'll shut up about it.
The menu isn't just a place to list items available. It's also a place for psychological warfare.
As coffee shortages become the norm, counterfeiters are filling their grounds with all sorts of interesting items.
Let's take a peek into the crystal ball to see how we'll view food in the future: soda! Meat! Cooks' unions!
Are your arms tired from having to massage kale into an edible food? Maybe it's time to give kelp a shot.
The home of the San Francisco Giants is trying to start a "farm-to-bleachers" movement.
The New York Times released a new way to see when foods become trendy. It is fascinating.