Free Starbucks, Taco Bell Speedo, 'Always Sunny' Beer And More

January 8, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Starbucks Offers New Coffee For Free A new fleet of promotions launched by Starbucks this week operates on the following principle: some gentlemen may prefer blondes, but all gentlemen (and -women) prefer free coffee. Continue reading... Fast Food Chains To Invade Walmart, Grocery Stores Taco Bell Speedo On Its Way To Loyal Customer Get Ready For The 'Always Sunny' Beer Ibrahim Langoo, U.K. Student, Finds 'Wrinkled Brain' That's Actually Kidney Inside KFC Chicken (Mealbreakers) World's Hottest Curry Causes Hallucinations, Contains 20 Naga Infinity Chilis Norovirus Infections Spike In UK, Canada This Winter Free Starbucks Blonde Samples Aim To Sway Light-Roast Coffee Drinkers Ibrahim Langoo, U.K. Student, Finds 'Wrinkled Brain' That's Actually Kidney Inside KFC Chicken (Mealbreakers) Ibrahim Langoo, U.K. Student, Finds 'Wrinkled Brain' That's Actually Kidney Inside KFC Chicken (Mealbreakers) MicroZap Inc., Texas Company, Claims No Moldy Bread For 60 Days World's Hottest Curry Causes Hallucinations, Contains 20 Naga Infinity Chilis WALLACE J NICHOLS The Million Dollar Fish: Calling All Neuroconservationists Kiyoshi Kimura, owner of the Tokyo-based restaurant chain Sushi Zanmai, recently paid 1.76 million dollars for a very nice looking 488-pound bluefin tuna. That's an average of about $3,600 per pound -- a mere $225 per ounce. Continue reading... QUORA Are Un-Labeled Genetically Modified Foods Already in Circulation?  Continue reading... MARK TERCEK Mark Lynas and the GMO Debate Lynas had been a leading voice against using genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in farming. When he found that a careful reading of the scientific evidence revealed that his previous opposition was untenable, Lynas said he was, in a word, sorry. Continue reading... KERRY TRUEMAN Let's Ask Marion: Can It Really Be Healthier To Be Overweight?  Continue reading... PERRY GARFINKEL Michael Mina Runs the Gamut of Savory Bites Chef Michael Mina gives it a new gustatory meaning with a 20-course presentation he calls The Gamut, so far served only at his eponymous San Francisco restaurant, where he made a big name for himself as chef under its previous incarnation as Aqua. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.