Jamba Juice Drops 'Juice' From Its Name, Expands Menu
Say goodbye to Jamba Juice and hello to “Jamba.” The chain is changing its name to indicate that it’s evolving and growing, and to highlight a new menu.
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Little Caesars Is Testing A Pizza With 4 Different Crust Flavors
Here’s a dream pizza for crust lovers and indecisive eaters. Little Caesars is testing a Quattro Crust pizza, which comes with four different flavors of crust. -
'Toy Story 4' Spatulas And Pancake Molds Are Here Thanks To Pampered Chef
Pampered Chef’s line of “Toy Story 4” kitchen tools includes a Forky spatula, a Hamm spatula and pancake molds in the shape of Woody and Buzz. -
Godiva Chocolate Is Selling Premium Baking Mixes
Godiva chocolate, well-known for its tasty truffles and signature chocolates, has now expanded into the baking aisle through a partnership with General Mills. -
Tim Hortons Is Selling A Caramel-Filled Churro Doughnut
On June 7, participating Tim Hortons restaurants are set to roll the Honey Cruller Donut. The limited time offering is filled with caramel and dusted with cinnamon sugar. -
Panera Bread Is Now Selling Lobster Rolls
Panera Bread cafes in the Northeastern U.S. are currently selling lobster rolls and lobster macaroni and cheese through Labor Day on September 2. -
American Licorice Is Bringing Back Sour Punch Grape Straws
American Licorice — the confectioner behind Red Vines — is relaunching one of its least popular candies: Sour Punch Grape Straws, which were discontinued because kids compared the taste to cough medicine. -
Subway Is Testing Sandwiches Made With King's Hawaiian Bread
Subway is going Hawaiian. The sandwich chain is testing King’s Hawaiian bread in more than 300 restaurants, served freshly baked and in a new 8-inch size. -
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Is Home To Disneyland's First Public Bar
Oga’s Cantina is the first place at Disneyland to sell alcohol, but is this new bar at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge worth a visit? -
Nestle Is Launching A New Vegan 'Awesome Burger' In The US This Fall
Nestle is joining the ranks of faux meat purveyors like Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat with its very first vegan burger in the U.S. market. -
We Tried The Blue Milk At Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, And This Is How It Tastes
The blue milk at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is the most hyped new food at Disneyland. But how does it taste? -
Aldi Recalls Flour Over Possible E. Coli Contamination
Shoppers who purchased Baker’s Corner all-purpose flour from Aldi stores in 11 northeastern states should throw it out or return it for a refund due to a possible E.coli contamination. -
The Most Vegan-Friendly MLB Parks, According To PETA
Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack... and don’t forget the black bean tamales, edamame dumplings and vegan bratwurst. PETA has released a list of its top 10 vegan-friendly Major League Baseball parks. -
Olive Garden Is Serving Zoodles Primavera With Zucchini Noodles
"Zoodles" sounds like a Dr. Seuss invention, but no. Olive Garden is now serving up Zoodles Primavera, a pasta dish that utilizes zucchini noodles for a lighter meal option. -
What Do You Call These Frozen Ice Treats? Twitter Debates
What do you call the clear plastic tubes of bright, sweet, fruity frozen goodness that you suck down by the dozen over the summer? A recent tweet sparked a name debate. -
New Coke Is Back In 2019, And We Tasted It
New Coke is back in 2019 thanks to ‘Stranger Things,’ and we tried it. This is our honest review of one of the biggest product failures of all time. -
More People Are Eating Dinner On The Couch Now, According To Survey
Eating at the table is so yesterday. According to new data, more people are eating dinner on the couch and in the bedroom, even though getting food on the blankets is probably one of the crumbiest things that could ever happen to someone’s sleeping quarters. -
Arby's Says They Will Never Offer Plant-Based Meat
“We have the meats,” Arby’s has promised since they made this their slogan. And according to a recent statement, real meat is the only kind they’ll have. -
#WomenEatingFood Is The Trending Instagram Hashtag You Need To See
Women like to eat. Women need to eat. But if you look online or at movies or your Instagram feed, the chances are slim you’ll find evidence of them doing it. Now two intuitive eating coaches are trying to change that. -
KFC Japan Now Features A Chicken Slider Taco
Tacos at KFC? KFC Japan is selling a chicken slider taco that includes both fried chicken and taco meat all wrapped in a tortilla. Does it sound delicious — or disgusting? -
Peyton Manning Is Opening A Western-Inspired Restaurant In Tennessee
Peyton Manning is opening a restaurant called Saloon 16, which will set up shop in the new Graduate Knoxville hotel near the University of Tennessee. -
Fillows Cereal Is Stuffed With Cream And We're Totally Here For It
General Mills announced not one, but two brand-new cereals called “Fillows.” Both flavors — Hershey’s Cookies ‘n’ Crème and Pillsbury Cinnamon Roll — are filled with “crème.” -
Coca-Cola Is Bringing Back New Coke 34 Years After Its Epic Flop
Coca-Cola is bringing back its infamous “New Coke,” which majorly flopped in 1985. The re-release is a partnership with Netflix in celebration of the third season of “Stranger Things,” which takes place in the summer of that year. -
Whole Foods Is America's Most Expensive Grocer, According To Bank Of America
Whole Foods has continuously slashed prices since Amazon acquired the chain in 2017, but new data shows it still has the highest overall prices among all grocers in America. -
British People Get Drunk More Than Any Other Nationality, Survey Says
If you find it easy to picture a British person hanging out in their local pub, downing a few pints to wash down a plate of fish and chips, you may not be that far off. -
Burger King's Chicken Parmesan Sandwich Is Back With 3 New Varieties
Burger King didn’t chicken out when the fast-food chain brought back chicken Parmesan. Now there are three different chicken parm sandwiches to choose from. -
Too Much Coffee Increases Your Risk Of Heart Disease, Study Says
A recent study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition shows that drinking six or more cups of coffee a day increases a person’s risk for developing heart disease by as much as 22 percent.
