While many credit a man named Clarence Birdseye with pioneering the modern frozen food industry in the 1920s, its roots actually extend further back. Frozen meat began being transported from ...

Basically, the quality was terrible. But soon that would all change, thanks to this guy. Clarence Birdseye. He invented what we think of as frozen food, and it totally changed the way we eat.

The technology is based on freezing techniques developed by Inuit and Inupiak indigenous peoples and borrowed by Clarence Birdseye. This middle ground for processing is key to food system change ...

Let's delve into this. Freezing as a food preservation method gained popularity about a century ago, thanks to Clarence Birdseye. Inspired by the Inuit method of fishing and freezing under thick ...

Basically, the quality was terrible. But soon that would all change, thanks to this guy. Clarence Birdseye. He invented what we think of as frozen food, and it totally changed the way we eat.

From cutlery that's now considered crucial to appliances that have revolutionised the way we cook, these genius food inventions were all fiercely mocked when they first appeared.

In 1925, when he volunteered to defend John Scopes' right to teach evolution, Clarence Darrow had already reached the top of his profession. The year before, in a sensational trial in Chicago ...

CLARENCE CENTER, N.Y. (WIVB) — The sights and sounds of ‘Haunted Hollow’ in Clarence Center are back for their final chapter after six years. “My grandchildren have encouraged us to please ...

Bohemian Grove, an all-male club for the rich and powerful, is in the news after it was reported that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas visited the retreat with a billionaire friend.

The Supreme Court is adopting its first code of ethics, in the face of sustained criticism over undisclosed trips and gifts from wealthy benefactors to some justices. The policy was issued by the ...

Conservative Justice Clarence Thomas broke with the rest of the court in the decision on Wednesday, according to the court's opinion. Justices ruled in a 7-1 vote that it was not necessary to ...