Su filindeu is also called God's yarns and is made with three ingredients -- durum semolina, water, and a bit of salt. Follow the guide for a tasty su filindeu.
Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee marks her 70-year reign, and pub-goers across Great Britain will be able to celebrate all night, thanks to this rare law.
Beyond Meat has, until now, only marketed refrigerated and frozen products. Now, Beyond Meat and PepsiCo are releasing the company's first shelf-stable product.
Nearly two weeks after Nestlé announced its decision to end most of its operations in Russia, the company responds to those who have asked for answers.
Just because a pre-made lasagna does not appear to include meat, it's certainly worth reading the fine print on the ingredient list if you're a vegetarian.
During the pandemic, some ordering platforms haven't exactly operated on the up and up, and one is discovering that those practices may come with consequences.
The California Cab that just sold for $12,300 at auction isn't just any American bottle, it is one of the most legendary wines ever produced in Napa Valley.
If you've recently purchased frozen hash brown patties made by Cavendish Farms, and you're allergic or sensitive to wheat, you should be aware of a recall.
An Ohio winery's best-selling product may soon become "the wine formerly known as Purple Rain." Here's the controversy between Prince's estate and the winery.
While it is now virtually impossible to get a Big Mac in Russia, the same can not be said for a Whopper, despite efforts from Burger King parent company RBI.
In a recent announcement, Continental Mills, Inc. recalled a batch of its pancake and waffle mix being sold at Walmart and Kroger locations across the U.S.
If you live in the United Kingdom, you might be disappointed to learn that starting today, free-range eggs are no longer available on supermarket shelves.
Ben & Jerry's fans who were actively exploring the brand's many pints a decade ago will likely remember the flavor that recently returned from the graveyard.
Many U.S. companies have paused operations in Russia, but Nestlé hasn't. And Ukrainian Prime Minister Shmyhal is not happy about it. Here's what he tweeted.