Corn silk is the long, silky threads that grow on corncobs. This article explains everything you need to know about corn silk, including its uses, benefits, and dosage.

Bud Light really wanted people to know it does not use corn syrup in its beer. But the recipe decision, touted in a 2019 Super Bowl commercial, triggered quite the backlash from beer competitors ...

Corn growers are literally pouring Bud Light down the drain after a Super Bowl ad aired touting the brew’s lack of high fructose corn syrup.

Corn silk — long, shiny fibers you see at the top of an ear of corn — is more than just a part of the plant that’s often discard ed. It’s a hidden gem in the world of natural remedies ...

Bud Light sought to portray corn syrup as a nutritional boogeyman in its Super Bowl ad, which came days after it became the first major beer to start listing its ingredients on its label. Drew ...

Corn silk supplements -- An article on corn silk supplements in the Feb. 20 Health section said the tassel of silk on an ear of corn was used by some Native Americans to treat urinary conditions.

Well, that was an interesting Super Bowl battle. Not the actual game, which was pretty unoffensive in that it basically lacked real offense. On the football field, the New England Patriots edged ...

No one wants to open their ear of corn to find something dry and flavorless. Following this silk test will ensure that you get a fresh, juicy ear every time.

Super Bowl commercials from Anheuser-Busch InBev SA’s Bud Light may have just revived a national focus on corn syrup, an ingredient that has been blamed for its role in the national obesity ...

Heaven forfend! Bud Light’s direct call-out of its competitors (and its disdain for corn syrup) left a sour taste in some people’s mouths.