Eating Ice Cream With Sore Throat: Is It Good or Bad?

Medicine & Technology Nov 15, 2023

While ice cream does offer temporary relief to a sore throat, is it a good idea to eat ice cream with a sore throat? Read to find out.

Can't Keep Your Ice Cream Creamy? Newly Developed Plant-Based Nanocrystals Might Just Help Preserve Frozen Products

Mar 27, 2022

Researchers unveiled the reason why we cannot keep our ice cream creamy through plant-based nanocrystals. Find out how food science is explained in this research.

Ice Cream in China Tests Positive For COVID-19, Reports Say

Jan 18, 2021

Chinese authorities say they detected COVID-19 on ice cream, but foreign scientists are skeptical.

Ben & Jerry’s is Looking at Cannabis-infused Ice Cream, They’re Just Waiting for FDA Approval

Jun 03, 2019

The ice cream manufacturer is urging fans to stand for legalizing CBD and promises that it would release a CBD-infused ice cream once the FDA approves it.

Gourmet Ice Cream: Is Science the Secret?

Mar 13, 2019

Contrary to what you think, making ice cream is more of a science than cooking.

Japanese Scientists Discover How Ice Cream Won't Melt Even In Warm Weather

Aug 08, 2017

Japanese scientists create a way with a specific strawberry extract to stop the ice cream from melting.

People Refuse to Chill Over Ice Cream Recalls

Apr 24, 2015

People are in an uproar due to fears of listeria in the wake of two major ice cream recalls that have shaken the industry.

Listeriosis Outbreak Now Poses Threat to Ice Cream—Blue Bell Creameries Recalls Products

Mar 14, 2015

It’s in the popcorn, in the caramel apples, and now it’s in the ice cream. It appears that Listeria monocytogenes has some pretty great tastes, seeing as how it has infected all of our favorite treats. And now, in what happens to be the company’s first recall in a successful 108-year history, a new outbreak of Listeriosis has caused Blue Bell Creameries to take its ice cream off of the shelves.

First Caramel Apples, Now the Ice Cream May be Infected—Listeria Epidemic

Dec 26, 2014

First it’s the caramel apples, now it’s contaminated ice cream. Where will the CDC draw the line? In a recent international outbreak of bacterial infection Listeria, health officials from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have investigated recent deaths and sourced the outbreak back to potentially bad batches of pre-made caramel apples sold in retail stores such as Safeway over the past few months. But now, as the holiday season is in full bloom and more cases are popping up day after day, CDC officials are finding other sources, as well, and are now putting a warning on ice cream potentially infected in some areas of the nation.