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Here's What You Should Actually Be Doing If Your Cheese Gets Moldy

Mold is integral to many cheeses and can be safe to eat depending on its type and appearance.

Why You Should Skip The Chocolate Fondue Fountain At Any Buffet - Tasting Table

Chocolate fountains recycle liquid chocolate, creating a potential health risk from germs and crumbs.

Safer alternatives include using personal servings or renting a machine for smaller gatherings.

Here's What You Should Actually Be Doing If Your Cheese Gets Moldy

Mold is integral to many cheeses and can be safe to eat depending on its type and appearance.

Why You Should Skip The Chocolate Fondue Fountain At Any Buffet - Tasting Table

Chocolate fountains recycle liquid chocolate, creating a potential health risk from germs and crumbs.

Safer alternatives include using personal servings or renting a machine for smaller gatherings.

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Food disposal appliance concept turns microbes into virtual pets - Yanko Design

FOVI reimagines food waste disposal as a playful and engaging process through innovative design and gamification.

Fermentation is behind a lot of the food you eat

Fermentation transforms foods using microbes which lead to unique flavors and nutrition.

The germs lurking in your SINK: Handbasins are hotspots for microbes

Handbasins are hotspots for dangerous microbes, including pneumonia-causing bacteria, suggesting a need for enhanced cleaning efforts.

A Little Bit of Dirt Is Good for You

Exposure to dirt microbes can have positive effects on mental and physical health, improving immune systems and microbiome health.

The Scientific Reason Winemakers Are Freaking Out About A Warming Planet

Microbes play a crucial role in winemaking by influencing flavor and quality.

Climate change can impact wine production by affecting microbial populations.

If You Like Volcanic Wine, Thank Fungi

Microbes in soil, particularly fungi, play a vital role in plant life that we are still beginning to understand.

Volcanic soils are relatively young and have very little organic matter, but the microbes in these soils contribute to the production of coveted wines.

How a corpse's "microbiome" can help scientists nail down time of death

Studying the microbes that flourish in decomposing corpses can help determine the time of death.

Forensic scientists have identified 20 microbes that drive the decomposition of dead animal flesh.

Could the famous Roman Baths in Somerset save us from disease?

The Roman Baths in Bath, Somerset may contain special microbes with anti-bacterial properties that could lead to new antibiotic drugs.

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