WWII's Famous 'Candy Bomber' Has Died
On Wednesday February 16, Gail Halvorsen died at the age of 101. Halvorsen will be remembered by many as the U.S. military pilot known as the "Candy Bomber."
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20 Keto-Friendly Fast Food Options That Won't Ruin Your Diet
If you're on the keto diet, it's indeed possible to still eat out at fast-food restaurants. In fact, fast-food chains today are more keto-friendly than ever.
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The James Beard Foundation Named These Restaurants 2022's America's Classics
Some of America's most iconic local eateries were awarded one of the culinary world's highest honors this week: The James Beard Foundation's America's Classics.
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Athletes Are Divided On The Food Served At The 2022 Olympics
If you've been following the Winter Olympics (or, more accurately, what's happening on the sidelines), you'll know people can't stop talking about the food.
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Healthy Energy Drinks You Can Find In Any Grocery Store
Today, there are options for energy drinks that have less sugar, caffeine, and calories, and contain beneficial vitamins or minerals.
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Martin Yan Just Made A Significant Donation To UC Davis
Recently, chef Martin Yan made a massive donation to his alma mater, UC Davis, to continue to give back and inspire those coming after him.
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What Really Happens To The Leftover Food From The Super Bowl Players Tailgate?
You may not have heard of the Super Bowl Players Tailgate, a chef-catered event attended by NFL players, celebs, and anyone else who can afford the ticket.
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HBO Max Just Announced A Release Date For Its Julia Child Series
Fans of Julia Child are in for a real treat. In a press release, HBO Max announced the premiere date for its original comedy series "Julia," based on her life.
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The Strange Origin Of Blue Raspberry
The origin of blue raspberry is not to be found in nature; rather, this flavor owes its beginnings to some creative marketers from the 1970s.
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Queen Elizabeth Wants You To Toast Her Long Reign With New Royal Booze
Queen Elizabeth II is celebrating 70 years of service to the people of the United Kingdom with a Platinum Jubilee, including an official royal booze for sale.
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The Avocados From Mexico Super Bowl Commercial Had Twitter Baffled. Here's Why
Avocados from Mexico ran its annual ad for Super Bowl LVI and many on Twitter were not only baffled by the timing of it but also by the commercial's content.
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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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29 French Dishes You Need To Try At Least Once
French cuisine shines with its reliance on simple, high-quality ingredients and methods to create a satisfying meal that will nourish you inside and out.
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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 Japanese Dishes You Need To Try At Least Once
While Japanese cuisine is often condensed into a few dishes, such as sushi and ramen, there are a wide range of culinary masterpieces.
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Why A Giant Velveeta Box Appeared In Central Park
Packaged foods giant Kraft placed its very own -- albeit far less valuable -- sculpture in Central Park Friday. But the pr stunt was based on more than the box.
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This Petition Is Calling Out The FDA Over Toxic Food Packaging Concerns
A petition by the Environmental Defense Fund is urging the FDA to review and remove its current approvals of the use of bisphenol A, or BPA, in food packaging.
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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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Olympic Village Restaurants Have A Unique Approach To Service At This Year's Games
What happens when a country organizes an international sporting event in the midst of a global pandemic? They rely on technology, of course.
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New Lawsuit Calls Restrictions On Free Food Services Unconstitutional
An Oregon church has been feeding its community six days a week -- an effort that its hometown is trying to shut down. Now, the church is fighting back.
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Recent Data Confirms What We Suspected About COVID And Food Insecurity
Recent studies highlight how countries worldwide are struggling with pandemic fueled challenges and what global aid organizations are doing to combat hunger.
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