These States Are Calling For A Boycott Of Russian Vodka
Lots of people enjoy a vodka cocktail, but folks in the U.S. and Canada are showing their support for Ukraine by boycotting the classic Russian liquor.
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How José Andrés Is Helping Ukrainian Refugees In Poland
World Central Kitchen has become a go-to responder for feeding people in the wake of all kinds of disasters worldwide, which is what Andrés is doing in Poland.
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New Study Reveals Why You May Want To Stop Cooking All Your Vegetables
A recent study found how you eat vegetables is more important than you might have realized when it comes to protecting your body against cardiovascular disease.
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A Surprising Number Of Home Cooks Think They Can Outcook The Professionals
If you've ever watched an episode of a show like "Beat Bobby Flay" thought, "I could do that," then you have something in common with 63% of home cooks.
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How COVID Changed The Way We Pay For Dinner
Fear of COVID ushered in an era of contactless transactions, and now that customers and retailers have begun enjoying the ease of it, there's no going back.
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New Study Reveals The Most Popular Cuisine Worldwide
A new study on travelers' eating preferences revealed a clear winner when it came to the world's most popular cuisine; the most popular food was also no doubt.
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Disney Is Releasing Some Secret Recipes In Its New 50th Anniversary Cookbook
"Delicious Disney," a cookbook of 60 famous Disney World recipes, will finally be released to the public soon as the theme park continues to celebrate 50 years.
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This Is The Highest Restaurant In The World
The highest restaurant in the world has just been verified by Guinness World Records, and its name, which includes "heaven" in it, seems quite apt.
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What California's Fast Food Bill Could Mean For Workers
California's fast food bill is a chance, in the eyes of its supporters, to change the fast food industry and level the playing field for the fast food worker.
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The Drink One 108-Year-Old COVID Survivor Credits With Her Longevity
Julia Iverson, who went two rounds with COVID before celebrating her 108th birthday recently, credits this drink with her impressive lifespan.
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How The War In Ukraine Could Impact American Fast Food Restaurants
Concerns being voiced by the parent companies of fast food powerhouses like KFC and Burger King regarding the impact of escalating events in Eastern Europe.
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The Potential Food Safety Issue In Meal Delivery Kits, According To Study
A study by the North Carolina State University shows that most delivers contain perishable food items which could be held at unsafe tempatures.
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Why Heinz UK Is Apologizing For Its New Pasta Sauces
There's no debating that when people think of ketchup, they immediately think of Heinz, but how about pasta sauce? The brand is apologizing for its new line.
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New Study Reveals Impressive Potential Health Benefit Of A Plant-Based Diet
No matter what lens you use to examine plant-based diets, there are many health benefits to be had from practicing vegetarianism or going vegan.
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The Real Reason Nearly 5,800 Pounds Of Beef Sticks Were Just Recalled
Labels matter, particularly where food is concerned, since the presence of ingredients like nuts, wheat, dairy, and eggs could have serious consequences.
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Twitter Is Calling Out Hershey's For This Unexpected Reason
Hershey's packaging change that highlights the "she" in its name is part of a campaign to celebrate women and girls as we head into March.
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You Can Now Customize Your Very Own Box Of Peeps
Peep-lovers have a potentially once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to customize their very own box of the pastel-colored treats just in time for Spring.
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This Could Be The First Carbon-Negative Soda
It goes without saying that soda isn't exactly good for you, but the truth is, it isn't any better for the environment. Dutch soda brand Ful is changing that.
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Subway Could Lose Its Fast Food Status To An Unexpected Rival
When you think of fast food chains, which come to mind first? The Golden Arches of McDonald's? The "flame grilled" Whoppers of Burger King?
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Kroger's New Partnership Could Make Ditching Single-Use Plastic Easier Than Ever
America's largest grocery retailer is taking a small step towards a more sustainable future this week, thanks to some innovative green packaging from Loop.
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Why Retiring Hershey's Workers Are Trying To Establish A Union
There a many twists to this story, but one of the most surprising is that many of the workers pushing for the vote are on the verge of retirement.
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What Makes New Nitro Pepsi Different From Other Colas
Pepsi says it may have found a way to innovate the cola industry with its new product, Nitro Pepsi, which will be released to the general public on March 28.
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Tom Colicchio Thinks This Startup Could Replace Yelp
Does anyone out there remember a time before Yelp? "Top Chef" judge chef Tom Colicchio is betting on a new-ish startup to replace it.
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The New World Record For The Tallest Stack Of M&M's Is Surprisingly Small
When you think of record-breaking food, you probably picture the biggest pizza ever or most Big Macs eaten in one sitting, but that's not the case with M&M's.
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The US Government Has Good News For Guacamole Lovers
If you were craving guacamole and mentally preparing for the price on your text trip to the grocery store or your favorite resturant, you can rest easy.
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Krispy Kreme's New Donut Is Stuffed With A Full Size Candy Bar
Krispy Kreme has announced a new partnership with another beloved candy bar, and if you like sweets, you're going to want to check this one out.
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Trader Joe's New Sour Cream And Onion Rings Are Not What You'd Expect
Though your mind might go to the bar food when you hear the name, Trader Joe's new sour cream and onion rings are actually more similar to a different snack.
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