The taste of the food? It's a matter of smell

Contrary to what our brain leads us to believe, a good part of the pleasure we experience from eating or drinking does not come from the palate but from the nose: between 75 and 90% of the taste is olfactory, according to science.

The Italian Renaissance was marked by sumptuous banquets, organized by the figure of the carver: part maitre di sala, part wedding planner - Sugar - status symbol - used everywhere and not just in desserts.

From 6 to 9 May, Milan will be at the center of the debate on the future of food, with two international events held simultaneously at the Rho Fair: the Global Food Innovation Summit in which Obama and Tuttofood participated.

The book by Guia Beatrice Pirotti, professor at SDA Bocconi, is out, published by Egea, which poses questions to which 10 agro-food companies answer: how to put together products and services related to food? What managerial choices can affect a path…
Ponza, not just the sea: an island to drink and enjoy

Ponza, the island with two faces: it has a Neapolitan heart, linked to its thousand lives, but it is a condensation of marine and naturalistic beauties of the Pontine archipelago in Lazio. Now it claims a tourism that does not stay only in the summer months but…
Veganism, what's behind its growth

There are at least three reasons behind the rise of (non-religious) veganism - A 2016 study found that, globally, switching to a well-balanced vegan diet could lead to 8,1 million fewer deaths per year year but the data…
Conforti (FAO): "Zero hunger in 2030, it can be done"

INTERVIEW with PIERO CONFORTI, Senior Economist of the Department of Economic and Social Development of FAO - "The problem is not having enough food for everyone but distributing it better" - There are 821 million people in the world who are chronically undernourished…