Now You Can Get Blue or Pink Lasagna for Your Gender Reveal Party
The restaurant chain Villa Italian Kitchen just created a GENDER REVEAL LASAGNA. If you order it, they'll dye the cheese inside blue or pink based on the gender of your baby.
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Today is National Pie Day. (Not to be confused with Pi Day on March 14th.) Here's a pie-related survey in honor of the holiday.
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Starbucks just announced they're partnering with Uber Eats to start delivering coffee and food. They're starting in six cities: San Francisco, Boston, Chicago, L.A., New York, and D.C.
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Oscar Mayer is accepting applications right now for anyone who wants to drive the Wienermobile.
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People Who Like Spicy Food Have More Adventurous and Sexy Lives
If only I liked hot salsa instead of mild pico de gallo, THEN I'd be cool.
According to a new survey, people who like spicier foods have more adventurous and sexier lives. Here are the survey's results . . .
1. People who like spicy food are more likely to love roller coasters, loud music, and speeding.
2. They're 45% more likely to have traveled internationally.
3. They're more likely to have gone skydiving, rafting, scuba diving, and bungee jumping.
4. And they have almost twice as much sex as people who don't like spicy food.
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Five Foods That Can Fight Off a Cold
If you’re looking to kick your cold faster, try eating some oysters, garlic, almonds, kiwi, or chicken soup. They've all been shown to help with cold symptoms.
The "feed a cold" part is okay though, especially if you eat THIS stuff. Here are five foods that can help with cold and flu symptoms. And they're all backed by science . . .
1. Oysters. They have tons of zinc, which is also an active ingredient in a lot of cold medicines, like Zicam.
2. Garlic. No one's going to be kissing you anyway, so load up. Garlic blocks enzymes involved in bacterial and viral infections. Plus, it helps your immune cells. If you're worried about bad breath, pills with garlic extract also work.
3. Almonds. Micronutrients in the outer skin can help you fight off a cold by boosting the sensitivity of your white blood cells.
4. Kiwi. A study a few years ago had one group of people eat kiwi while they were sick, while another group ate bananas. And the kiwi group's symptoms went away up to four days faster.
5. Chicken Soup. Yes, it really does work. It might be thanks to an immune-boosting compound in chicken called carnosine. (Pronounced CAR-no-seen.) Studies have also shown it helps with mucus, and can clear your nose if you're stuffed up.
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Here are the Top 10 Free Foods We Get at Work
There's a new study out that says all the FREE FOOD we get at work is making us gain weight. And I'm like . . . forget that last part, guys. You had me at "free food."
The study looked at about 5,200 office workers and cataloged all of the food they got at work in just one week.
And the 10 most common FREE foods are:
Coffee . . . water . . . regular soda . . . sandwiches . . . tea . . . diet soda . . . salads . . . cookies and brownies . . . pizza . . . and chicken.
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Here's the scene from "Along Came Polly" where Ben Stiller is forced to eat spicy food on a date with Jennifer Aniston.