The NYtimes explores cooking au foin (with hay), an increasingly fashionable, medieval technique.

Empire Mayonnaise is luxury mayonnaise, exciting exotic flavors by Chef Sam Mason and designer Elizabeth Valleau.

Noma makes first again in the world's 50 best restaurant awards list.

Cute article from the NYtimes. Make your own marshmallow chicks this Easter!

Designer Brynhildur Pálsdóttir and chocolatier Hafliði Ragnarsson's Chocolate Mountains complete with layers of goodness within (including magma!). Gorgeous packaging too.

A family dinner in Greece tops Island's top 10 island dining experiences. Check out the rest of the post to discover more.

Discover Sabich, a tasty looking Israeli vegetarian fast food.

Sam Sifton of the NYtimes reviews M. Wells in Queens.

Scrumptious NYtimes slideshow of recipes for ribs.

A mouthwatering roundup from Liqurious and here at Tasteologie features a smoldering speakeasy, simple lemonade cocktails, seductive red velvet crepes and a smoking volcano cake.

Peelable bottle for Smirnoff Caipiroska designed by JWT, Brasil.

Elegant insulated stainless steel bottles by S'well save plastic bottles and support WaterAid.

The NYtimes explores cooking with mangoes.

Baratin, one of four restaurants in Northeast Paris the NYtimes picks as worth the metro ride.

Andrew Harper offers a primer to the restaurants of Poland.

Drinks By The Dram from Master of Malt offer 30ml samples of just about everything they have to offer, whether you're after Glenfarclas 40 or 50 year old Speyside.

Victoria Haschka of the Huffington Post tries Hakarl, fermented shark meat, an Icelandic delicacy.

You can brew your own beer at home with a little help from this home beer brewing system from Oregon-based Synergy Brewing.

Great packaging for the UNICEF Celebrity Tap Project.

Brooklyn Hard Candy is the joint product of Danny Mowles and Nathan Panum. The candy comes in a variety of flavors and comes in cute vintage style packaging.

Great NYtimes slideshow of Bon Yagi's 11 restaurants around NYC's East 9th and 10th Streets, which include Robataya are participating in the Dine Out for Japan Relief Campaign.

These empanadas from Honest Fare are beautiful! And these "pockets of goodness" sound delicious too!

The Luxemburgerli, Zurich's version of the macaron from Lindt & Sprüngli.

Travis Cain's Best Friends Forever Mini Series. The second series of frenemies consist of 16 blind-boxed styles including Sprinkles + Eddie (a cupcake and fork), Tiny + Steve (a bomb and match), Jordan + Spike (a sneaker and nail).

We've featured papabubble before [#9026], but check out their new Shibuya store design! Love the fact that it's got an open kitchen so you can watch how the delicacies are made.

Eleven cooking schools for travelers mean you can continue to enjoy your travels long after getting home!

Series of 11 cases for Ricola by luxury trunk designer Fred Pinel.

Good eats in London include a number of gastropubs, including Dean Street Townhouse, where you an enjoy this Welsh rarebit.

Westville's Corn and Cauliflower burger is one of NYtimes's meatless burger roundup.

A golden crunch of calamari salad to carry you into spring.

Chances are you've heard of Salad Niçoise and Buffalo Wings, but what about Mole Pablano or Nanaimo bars? The Huffington Post discovers famous foods that take their names from their places of origin.

Lonely Planet invites you to come on a tasty tour of China.

Williams-Sonoma's Stainless Steel Smoker Box, a compact, great little grill accessory.

Norwegian Smalahove (boiled lambs head), one of Gadling's bizarre European foods.

The Food and Wine Classic in Aspen is one of BootsnAll's picks of the great beer and wine festivals around the world. What a gorgeous setting!

Sam Sifton of the NYtimes reviews Vertias on east 20th street. This stunning dish is chef Sam Hazen's baby spinach salad with deviled eggs, blue cheese and pancetta.

Hamantashen, the traditional Purim cookie from Tel Aviv to Paris.

Whet your appetite with this sumptuous roundup from here at Tasteologie and Liqurious.

BootsnAll's Traveling Around the World Through Beer.

Inaki Aizpitarte recently expanded his empire from the popular Le Chateaubriand with Le Dauphin. The chic new Parisian spot is designed by Rem Koolhaas.

Matador explores London's gallery bars, like The Book Club in Hackney, which offers a mix of cocktails, art, books and more.

Gridskipper's where to eat in Paris these days focuses on twelve newish spots.

Packaging for Fruita Blanch from Atipus design.

Chocolate is just one of BootsnAll's seven culinary experiences not to miss in Switzerland.