New Report Reveals How Long It Takes For Food To Be Recalled
A new study by public interest advocate group US PIRG explores how long it takes for food to be officially recalled in the U.S. -- and why.
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Why You Should Leave The Skin On Your Cucumbers
Some fruits and veggies are necessary to peel, but what about cucumbers? Should we unwrap them like we do bananas or slice the skin off, similar to squash?
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Atkins-Friendly Fast Food Items That Won't Ruin Your Diet
Surprisingly, Atkins dieters have plenty of options at fast food restaurants. To learn more, read this guide to explore all the best options.
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Why Costco Has An Advantage Over Target And Walmart
With shareholders in the retail sector selling off stock after disappointing reports from Target and Walmart last week, Costco, too, saw a drop in its stock.
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Why Pepsi Decided Not To Sponsor The 2023 Super Bowl Halftime Show
Pepsi renewed its sponsorship deal with the NFL for 2023, but without the rights to the Super Bowl halftime show, marking the end of a decade-long era.
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Here's What Really Happened To Life Savers Holes
Life Savers Holes were essentially a candy version of the doughnut hole, a disc of hard candy which was the bi-product of making the iconic Life Savers rings.
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New Instacart Report Shares Just How Popular Booze-Free Cocktails Are
Consumers have increasingly turned to alcohol-free options to fuel parties and summer adventures, and it doesn't seem like the trend will slow down soon.
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Sugar May Soon Become More Expensive. Here's Why
As inflation continues to ratchet up the cost of food and fuel around the world, people may now need to brace for yet another price hike on a key ingredient.
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Why You Probably Don't Need Special Cleaners For Your Grill
It's important to remove any charred food particles leftover from your last grill session, since leaving them on the grate can affect the cooking process.
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The Solution To The Fertilizer Shortage May Be More Accessible Than You'd Think
As farmers in other nations attempt to make up for the lack of grains from Russia and Ukraine, fertilizer is in short supply.
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Noodles & Co Is Making A Big Donation For Pride Month
Noodles & Company is kicking off Pride Month early this year, announcing that it will be expanding a program launched in 2021 to support workplace diversity.
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Study Shows How The Presence Of Strangers Could Affect Food Choices
Aristotle famously labeled humans as social animals, and in American culture, much of socialization centers around a meal.
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How Pecan Pie Became A Thanksgiving Tradition
Every year, Americans gather around their dining tables to celebrate Thanksgiving. But how did the humble pecan pie become a staple of this annual feast?
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You'll No Longer Be Able To Get Starbucks In Russia. Here's Why
As Russia's war on neighboring Ukraine approaches its fourth month, Starbucks has announced some serious news.
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The President That Allegedly Helped Maxwell House Coffee Get Its Slogan
Maxwell House's "good to the last drop" is one of the rare slogans that has endured, and as legend tells it, one U.S. president was instrumental in its origin.
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How Corporate Greed May Have Led To The Baby Formula Shortage
Reports on the condition of Abbott Laboratories' Sturgis factory and the company's actions leading up to the baby formula recall point to profits over safety.
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Why The FDA Has Decided Not To Ban Phthalates In Food Packaging
The FDA's response to three separate petitions on phthalates and food packaging has left organizations outraged and demanding answers over the limited ban.
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Why Bees Are So Vital To The Food Chain?
Every year in May, the UN celebrates World Bee Day to shine a light on the role (and plight) of the pollinators that so many organisms depend on.
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Boomchickapop Wants You To Propose With Popcorn
There's a new option for the romantic foodies out there hoping to settle down from popcorn brand Angie's Boomchickapop and jeweler Stephanie Gottlieb.
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Why Did The Tabs On Beverage Cans Change?
While you may not remember, the iconic tab can opening, commonly used for soft drinks or beer, has gone through some major upgrades throughout the years.
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Can Robotic Beehives Help End The Global Food Shortage?
In a 12-square-meter box called a Beehome, a system of robots and AI work together to play host to thousands of honeybees.
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The Clever Way Some Cheesemakers Are Fighting Cheese Fraud
Cheesemakers of Parmigiano Reggiano are fighting fraud with this clever technology.
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Joyce Chen's Important Impact On American Cooking
Joyce Chen may not be a household name like her contemporary, Julia Child, but her impact on American cooking might be just as important.
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The Real Difference Between Farmed And Wild Oysters
Whether they're served on the half-shell, fried to perfection, or added to a stew, the oyster, both wild and farmed, has made a big comeback in recent years.
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How Much Water You Should Actually Be Drinking Every Day
Too much, too little, or just enough? Everyone needs just the right water intake each day in order to maintain good health and stay sufficiently hydrated.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Fruit Before A Meal
When is the best time to eat fruit? Here's why some people say you should eat it before a meal.
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The Baby Formula Shortage May Be Over Sooner Than Anticipated. Here's Why
Parents can breathe a little easier. The baby formula shortage rocking the country may be resolved sooner than anticipated. Here are the latest developments.
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