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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Dolly Parton's New Collab Is Inspired By Some Of Her Favorite Desserts
Duncan Hines has gone country with a new line of southern-style cake mixes and icings inspired by Dolly Parton's family recipes.
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Starbucks' Newest Product Will Give You An Energy Boost Sans The Java
When you need a pick-me-up a drink from Starbucks can do wonders. but for anyone who doesn't drink coffee, the company has a new energy drink.
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Could This Ethiopian Staple Be The Future Of Food?
Also known as the "false banana," Ethiopia's enset is gaining attention as a possible new food source for countries experiencing food insecurities.
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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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Krispy Kreme Just Partnered With The American Red Cross For A Sweet Giveaway
The American Red Cross needs blood donations from all blood types, especially O positive and O negative, and Krispy Kreme has heard their call.
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Martha Stewart Fans Are Thirsty For New Wine Collab
Early this morning, Martha Stewart took the time to remind her fans that the chardonnay made in a partnership between her and 19 Crimes is set to release soon.
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Cheez-It's Latest Cracker Has A Whole New Look
Cheez-It crackers have been a staple of lunch boxes, get-togethers, and late-night snacking for years. The latest version of the snack takes a puffy approach.
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New Ostreida Vodka Features A Fishy Ingredient
Even spirits collectors and those who stay on top of drink trends might be surprised by the latest spin on vodka from The Industrious Spirits Company.
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A Potato So Big Even Guinness World Records Doesn't Believe It
The potato was evaluated by "experts and agronomists and field scientists," but Guinness World Records reached out to Science and Advice for Scottish Agriculture (SASA) for a DNA test.
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M&M's Just Announced A Big Change For Its Mascots
M&M's parent company Mars appears to have decided it was time to refresh the look and feel of the candy mascots to keep them in step with the times.
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Why Experts Say Biden's Policy For Eliminating Farm Animal Waste Has Serious Flaws
The American agricultural industry has long been one of the nation's largest producers of methane, a leading contributor to greenhouse gas emissions.
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New Survey Reveals Dire Plight Of Independent Restaurants
A recently released survey shows how independent restaurants are being pushed to the brink during the new omicron wave and begging for relief.
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This Is Yelp's Most Popular Restaurant For 2022
With 2021 in the rearview mirror, Yelp released its ninth annual list of its Top 100 restaurants in the U.S. for 2022.
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The Surprising Inspiration Behind Insomnia's New Valentine's Day Cookies
With Valentine's Day coming, chocolate covered strawberries and heart-shaped desserts might be on your mind. But Insomnia Cookies wants you to rethink that.
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Why Needy School Children Can't Take Advantage Of A Free Lunch Program
While food benefits are still in effect, some states have chosen to opt out of them. Find out why.
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Tripadvisor's Top Food Destinations For 2022 Probably Won't Surprise You
Globetrotters will want to check out Tripadvisor's newly released list of 25 cities that the site's users have ranked as cooking up delicious, must-try dishes.
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How The Pandemic Is Making It Even Harder For Food Banks To Survive
With the omicron variant on the rise, it's becoming increasingly difficult for food banks to stay up and running, or even recover, from 2020.
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Coke Is Offering Fans A Chance To Snag Its New Coffee Flavor Before Anyone Else
If you love the Coca-Cola with Coffee beverages that were released in 2021, you're in for a treat, because the collection is expanding even more.
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The Surprising Fast Food Chain Christina Tosi Visits For Inspiration
Those who are tapped into the trendiest bakeries in the United States will likely know Christina Tosi as a James-Beard-award winning pastry chef.
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Why You Should Expect Long Lines During Your Next Starbucks Visit
Picking up your Starbucks order may take even longer thanks to the latest coronavirus wave that's causing more workers call in sick.
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You're Not Imagining It, Store Brands Are Getting Fancier
Store brands of the past did little to stand out. They were plainly packaged, had unrecognizable names, and were considered inferior. But all that is changing.
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What Canada's Border Vaccination Rules Mean For The Price Of Produce
A recently implemented vaccine mandate imposed on truckers moving produce across the U.S.-Canada border almost guarantees higher prices.
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Duke's Newest Mustard Flavor Boasts A Hint Of Kentucky's Finest
Duke's just shared it will be adding a line of mustards inspired by it's southern roots, one of which is really taking the concept to the next level.
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The Reason Restaurant Owners Are Ditching Big Cities For The Suburbs
The work-from-home culture has increased the number of people living in the suburbs and with this shift has come a demand for broader food options.
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