If you want corn on the cob without the labor and time commitment of grilling or boiling it, here's how you can quickly cook ...

In cases of fast transit, the resulting stool is loose with high water content. This indicates that the faecal matter has not ...

Sweet corn has a magic all its own, and that magic lies in its undeniable taste. It's the reason we look forward to corn ...

This history serves as the ethanol fuel for the musical “Shucked,” along with good spirits and every corn pun you could imagine. Producers probably see its North American tour, now running through ...

Gut transit time varies from one person to the next. Recent estimates suggest it can take somewhere between 12 and 73 hours for food to pass through the body – with the average being around 23-24 ...

Frosty the Snowman, was a jolly and happy soul. His features included more than just his personality, but a corn cob pipe and a button nose, as well as two eyes made out of coal. The story hasn ...

About this time of year, a lot of farmers (and non-farmers) are craving fresh sweet corn. Columnist Sue Bowman takes a walk ...

Plant further apart (45cm) if you want to try for a smaller second cob, too. Water when the cobs start to form and the silks appear on the ears of corn. At this time it is also a good idea to shake ...

Here are their nutritional benefits, and recipes to make the most of them. Eating it straight off the cob is summertime bliss. Here are the nutritional benefits, plus some delicious recipes.

Studies suggest that the median gut motility time is about 28 hours, and it’s considered “normal” for an individual person’s transit time to fall between 10 and 73 hours. If yours falls within this ...