It's eaten on the cob. It gets stuck in your teeth. And it accounts for only about 1 percent of the corn grown in America. Flint corn, which has a soft center and harder outer shell, is what most ...

Gardeners wonder if ornamental corn is edible. No, it's flint corn, which is just as hard as its name suggests. You could boil it until the cows came home, and the cows would still be the only ...

And a letter. The handwritten note explained that the corn was an heirloom variety called New England Eight Row Flint (or Otto File, by its Italian name), and that it was a taste that was nearly ...

It's believed that Native Americans were the first to create the dish back in the 1600s, using the white cap flint corn they cultivated in Rhode Island. They then taught European colonists how to ...

Morway carted those heavy bags of white cap flint cornmeal back to Boston for the brewers at Trillium to use in a corn lager. He was the Plimoth Mill’s first commercial client. He's gone on to ...

sweet corn, and flint corn. However only popcorn pops Fall is the peak period for popcorn sales for home consumption Because popcorn and movies go hand in hand, theaters across the country will ...