Michael La Corte is a food writer at various publications, including Yahoo News and Mental Floss. He specializes in topics related to food, health, and wellness, with a keen interest in Italian and Italian-American cuisine, cultural movements, and diet and nutrition. Michael's work has also been featured in The Conversation Australia + NZ, Salon Media Group, Inc., and RNZ.
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Michael La Corte's articles primarily cover food and home-related themes, with a focus on expert commentary and seasonal content. When reaching out to him, consider pitching experts who can provide insightful commentary on food safety, nutrition, seasonal recipes or trends in the food industry.
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By: Stephan Blum, Michael La Corte
Odysseus is one of ancient literature’s most complex figures.
The interesting origins of silver dollar pancakes.
Sober-curious or cutting out alcohol completely? You can still enjoy delicious drinks this holiday season.
By: Michael La Corte
You’ve heard of these food items in classic Christmas songs, but do you have any idea what they are?
By: Michael La Corte
As more and more people adopt a sober-curious or alcohol-free lifestyle, New Year’s Eve might look a little different this year.
By: Stephan Blum, Michael La Corte
The Odyssey hits cinemas in July 2026. But will it celebrate Odysseus as the clever hero – or finally confront the wreckage he leaves in his wake?
February is around the corner. Looking to continue your alcohol-free lifestyle? Follow these tips for inspiration.
By: Annika Vosseler, Michael La Corte
For Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti, Te Pou o Hinematioro is an ancestor, not an object.
Think briny, crisp, and bright — not sticky-sweet — when building a fruit salad
Hollandaise shouldn't be contained
