This UK Sushi Restaurant Is Under Fire For Its Controversial Dress Code
A UK sushi restaurant in Leatherhead found itself quickly reversing course prior to its grand opening after its dress code for guests was swiftly rebuked.
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Study Reveals The Relationship Between Drinking Coffee And COVID
A new study draws a link between drinking coffee and a lowered risk of COVID-19; it also points to other dietary intake data and the odds of getting the virus.
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These Fast-Food Chains Are Coming To The Metaverse
It would seem that fast-food chains are making their way to the metaverse, as a number have filed trademarks to protect their interests, from NFTs to concerts.
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What Celebrity Chef Curtis Stone Will Be Serving At The 2022 SAG Awards
This year, Michelin-starred chef Curtis Stone will be behind the menu for the 28th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards. Here is what he will serve.
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A Wasabi Shortage May Be Coming, But Probably Not For The Reason You Think
To this day, wasabi farms (and the knowledge needed to maintain them) are handed down from generation to generation, but their existence is being threatened.
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The Bengals Fan Chili Chug Trend Explained
If you've been paying attention to Twitter, you may have come across videos of Cincinnati Bengals fans popping open cans of Skyline brand chili and chugging it.
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This Fishing Season Was Over In Under An Hour. Here's Why
Michigan, a popular destination for sport fishers, is home to an annual sturgeon fishing event that is fast and furious, usually lasting a few hours.
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How Bone Broth May Actually Improve Your Skin
The health benefits of bone broth have been touted for a while now, but did you know bone broth could be good for your skin too? Here's what you need to know.
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30 Healthy Snack Ideas That Won't Ruin Your Diet
Snacking can be difficult when trying to stick to a specific diet. Here are 30 snacks that are not only nutritious, but are tasty too.
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Here's The Reason Grocery Stores Play Music
Music playing in grocery stores isn't uncommon to hear, but the real reason behind this shopping amenity might surprise you. Hint: It's the store's bottom line.
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Why Tomatoes Were Once Thought Of As Poisonous
Did you know the versatile, readily available tomato was not always so beloved? In fact, it was once considered a deadly fruit, one with poisonous intent.
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Study Reveals The State That Wastes The Most Food
Turns out the state that wastes the most food isn't the most populous or a top tourist destination; this state was followed by North Dakota, Hawaii, and Nevada.
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Why Boycotting KFC And Other Big Companies Doesn't Work The Way You Think
In a bottom-line driven society, it comes as no surprise that many of us might choose to wield our wallets as weapons to make our opinions known.
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40 Most Keto-Friendly Chain Restaurants That Won't Break The Bank
For those on a keto diet, dining out can be a challenge, but here are 40 keto-friendly restaurants that can help you stick to your diet and stay under budget.
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A James Beard-Approved Food Hall Is Coming To New York City
A James Beard food hall is coming to New York City's Pier 57 in the fall of 2022, bringing about discussion on, and a push for, culinary and cultural diversity.
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Why More And More Restaurants Have Been Ditching Their Phone Numbers
More restaurant reservations today are being made online and via apps and social networks, leading some eateries to do away with their phone numbers altogether.
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How Restaurants Are Trying To Attract Employees During The Pandemic
The restaurant labor shortage continues as the COVID pandemic persists, and restaurant owners are responding by offering employees better incentives to return.
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What Makes Take Out With Lisa Ling So Unique
In Lisa Ling's new HBO Max docuseries Take Out with Lisa Ling, the journalist explores Asian American history and culture through food and original stories.
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New Book Explains Why Rare Foods From Around The World Could Soon Be Gone Forever
There has been a slow but sure movement to homogenize foods, but a new book reveals this reduction in food diversity could lead to trouble.
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Julia Child Inspired Padma Lakshmi Through More Than Just Food
Padma Lakshmi is celebrating the memory of Julia Child. "Julia Child was such an inspiration to me," she tweeted, sharing how the chef impacted her life.
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Doctors Are Seriously Concerned With Changing Drinking Habits
When it comes to alcohol use in the U.S., the message is a mixed one. On the one hand, drinking in general is down, but problem drinking is worse than ever.
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New Study Reveals Subtle Change To Restaurant Menus Could Have Big Impact
In the multi-stage experiment, researchers surveyed 6,000 people, evaluating whether they would choose the meat or the plant-based option on the menu when shown specific text alongside the item descriptions.
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Bravo Finally Announced The Release Date For Top Chef Season 19
In case you missed it, the premiere date for Top Chef Season 19 has finally been announced by Bravo, and details about the season are slowly surfacing.
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Twitter Wants You To Boycott Pepsi. Here's Why
While it may be hyperbolic to say the entire platform has turned against Pepsi, a vocal segment of Twitter has made it known the company should be avoided.
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New Research Reveals How The UK Could Boost Homegrown Produce By 40%
It comes as no surprise that a whopping 60% of people living in the U.K. are interested in growing food at home. According to new research, it's highly doable.
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Why Jamie Oliver Just Hired A Special Team To Vet His Recipes
Chef and bestselling cookbook author Jamie Oliver has also come under fire -- repeatedly -- so he hired a team of specialists to vet his cookbook language.
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What Recent CDC Report Says About US Diets May Surprise You
The latest report from the CDC found a shockingly low number of Americans eat the recommended quantities of fruits and vegetables.
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