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Kitchen Podular Teams With Bib Technologies Alliance Lends to Further Efficiencies in the Quickly Evolving Food Service Industry and Introduces a New Consumer Experience Las Vegas - Kitchen Podular, a Nevada corporation ("Kitchen Podular"), announced today that it has entered into a strategic alliance and advisory agreement with BIB Technologies, Inc., a Delaware corporation headquartered in Los Angeles ("BIB"). Kitchen Podular is an industry-leading innovator in custom-designed made to order mobile and modular kitchens for remote and designated alternative locations. The Kitchen Podular pod...

Roman announced the career news on Instagram on Wednesday. The move comes seven months after Roman's column was placed "on temporary leave" following comments she made about Chrissy Teigen's business empire. (Her column resumed shortly after the hiatus).  In her social media announcement, Roman wrote about her appreciation for a recipe of her's becoming the number one recipe on New York Times Cooking, alongside a slideshow of pictures of pasta. Feels like a good time to formally mention I won’t be returning to NYT Cooking," she then announced. "I’m proud of the work we made togeth...

EPISODE 115 Jing Gao is the Founder of Fly by Jing, the super popular spice and condiment company on a mission to bring premium, natural, uncensored Chi EPISODE 114 Alex Center is a designer and founder of the branding company CENTER. Prior to building his own studio, Alex worked at Coca-Cola, where he became Design Director, for 11 years. EPISODE 113 Adam Brown is the Founder and CEO of Sircle Media, a Social Media Strategy Firm based in New York. EPISODE 112 Madeline Haydon is the founder and CEO of Nutpods, the unbelievably successful...

Food columnist Alison Roman reveals she has QUIT The New York Times seven months after she was suspended over her row with Chrissy Teigen In a May interview, Alison Roman said she was 'horrified' that model Chrissy Teigen had created a culinary empire after publishing one successful cookbook The  New York Times food writer then become engaged with Teigen in a back and forth on Twitter Several days later, The Times suspended Roman's popular column indefinitely Fans of Roman blasted The Times, saying the suspension was a 'sociopathic' example of cancel culture  On Wednesday, Roman revealed th...

Roman had been on temporary leave from her NYT Cooking since May, following a very public dustup involving the Nothing Fancy author, Chrissy Teigen, and Marie Kondo (the latter by mention only). In an interview with the New Consumer, Roman had, among other things, effectively accused Teigen and Kondo of selling out by building personal brand empires. The interview drew backlash from those accusing Roman of hypocrisy and selectively targeting Asian women. Roman later apologized, and Teigen called for the Cooking columnist to be reinstated at the Times. A Times spokesperson provided the foll...