Dale and Thomas Popcorn is a gourmet popcorn company based in Englewood, New Jersey. The company was founded by Warren Struhl and Richard Demb. They have "the first ever popcorn chef" named Chef Ed, who is the spokesperson and mascot for Dale and Thomas Popcorn. He does all the company's promotional public and television appearances. The company's original name was "Popcorn, Indiana" until partnering with Isiah Thomas, Hall of Fame Basketball player and current general manager and coach of the New York Knicks. Both companies coexist today under the same management.Dale and Thomas Popcorn, with the hiring of a new marketing director, was one of the first companies to advertise using the online culture of bloggers by starting their own blog where employees get to write articles about the goings on of the company.

The 17th Annual Boston Wine Expo is taking place February 8 - 10, 2008. The event is the largest trade and consumer wine event in the country and it offers wine enthusiasts an unparalleled experience in wine and food. This year, the Grand Tasting will offer over 450 international and domestic wineries from 13 countries pouring over 1,800 ...

This article, the first of many by the fabulous folks at The Second Glass, is an entertaining, informative, and well-written piece highlighting two delicious wines. I highly recommend checking out the article and The Second Glass, a great wine magazine even for those who don't reside in the Boston area.

NEW YORK - The US Food and Drug Administration is expected to declare as early as next week that meat and milk from cloned animals and their offspring can be sold to the public, the Wall Street Journal reported today.

The researchers concluded that "High intake of low-fat dairy foods may increase the risk of anovulatory infertility whereas intake of high-fat dairy foods may decrease this risk". The researchers from Harvard School of Public Health and Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston

People are now in the Christmas shopping mode, with many probably looking for a place to rest their weary feet while dining on decent food. Well, there are more options than your basic restaurant chains near Boston-area malls.