Snickers' Limited-Edition Butterscotch Scoop Bar Is Here For Summer
The new Snickers Butterscotch Scoop bar will be available at participating Walmart locations for a limited time during the summer season, starting this month.
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KFC Is Celebrating National Fried Chicken Day With Brand New Merch
On this National Fried Chicken Day, KFC is making sure you have many ways to celebrate with a new line of merchandise. -
The Cheesecake Factory Just Introduced A Brand New Cookie Dough Cheesecake
If you haven't already marked your calendars, you're going to want to. The Cheesecake Factory just introduced a nutty new cookie dough cheesecake. -
The Florida Keys Rang In Their Bicentennial With A Possibly Record-Breaking Key Lime Pie
The Florida Keys celebrated their bicentennial with a massive, potentially record-breaking key lime pie brought to you by a whole bunch of bakers. -
Krispy Kreme Is Bringing Back Chocolate Glazed Donuts For 2 Days Only
Krispy Kreme's chocolate glazed donuts returning for just two days. On July 7 and 8, chocolate fanatics can head to Krispy Kreme to get their hands on them. -
Subway Is Hoping To Up Its Game With 4 Brand New Deli Subs
Now that the sandwich chain is freshly slicing its meats, Subway is looking to take things a step further with four brand-new deli-style subs. -
IHOP Is Adding Handheld Pancake Tacos To Its Menu. Here's What We Know
The new meal features three fluffy buttermilk pancake shells filled with toppings. Customers can choose from a lineup of four sweet and savory combinations. -
Joey Chestnut Emerges Victorious In Near-Cancelled 2023 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest
While the event was nearly cancelled, the 2023 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest went on as planned and Joey Chestnut took home yet another win. -
Miki Sudo Sweeps Women's Category In 2023 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest
Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest is a Fourth of July staple event. This year, Miki Sudo again reigned, but did not beat her personal record. -
Starbucks Again In Hot Water For Breaking Labor Laws
The world's largest coffee chain, Starbucks, is once again in trouble for breaking labor laws. Here's what to know about its latest violations. -
New Study Finds Caffeine In Coffee Isn't The Only Thing That Wakes Us Up
According to a new study out of Portugal, it might not just be the caffeine in coffee that is waking you up. But what are the other factors at play? -
Van's Gluten-Free Original Waffles Are Being Recalled Due To Undeclared Wheat
While most packages are fine, a select number of Van's gluten-free waffles actually contain gluten. No adverse reactions have been reported as of yet. -
Heinz Has Officially Decided Whether Or Not Ketchup Belongs In The Fridge
Ketchup: to fridge or not to fridge? Heinz, the popular condiment company, announced its firm stance on the longstanding debate with a single tweet. -
WHO Is Pushing For Stricter Food Marketing Guidelines For Children
While gimmicky advertising might be fun, its effects can be harmful for impressionable children. WHO wants to crack down on food marketing targeting kids. -
Over 76,000 Pounds Of Foster Farms Mini Corn Dogs Are Being Recalled Due To Spoilage
Frozen foods are particularly prone to issues, and now, spoilage concerns have prompted a recall of more than 76,000 pounds of Foster Farms mini corn dogs. -
Baskin-Robbins' July Ice Cream Puts A New Spin On Your Sundae
Baskin-Robbins is taking full advantage of summer by releasing new items, including a throwback ice cream parlor flavor. Here's how to snag a scoop. -
The Ongoing Sriracha Shortage Is Causing An Exorbitant Price Surge
The shortage of chilis used in Huy Fong brand sriracha has been going on for three consecutive years. Here are the current prices from some sellers. -
Aspartame Could Soon Be Labeled As A Possible Carcinogen. Here's What We Know
The highly popular sweetener aspartame, found in many diet and sugar-free foods and drinks, could be labeled a possible carcinogen. Here's what we know. -
DoorDash Is Making Big Changes To Its App. Here's What's New
As one of the biggest updates to its app in a decade, DoorDash announced it's making changes for both consumers and couriers. Here's what's new. -
What New York's Proposed Oven Ban Means For Our Favorite Pizzerias
Wondering what New York's proposed oven ban might mean for your favorite pizzerias? Here's how the new rules could affect your next slice or pie. -
Grillo's Is Suing A Whole Foods Brand For Stealing Its Family Recipe
It's a battle of the pickle producers as Grillo's is suing a Whole Foods brand for stealing its family recipe and other proprietary production methods. -
Dollar Tree Is Abandoning Its Roots And Selling Food For More Than $1
If you shop at Dollar Tree, get ready for a major change. In an effort to expand, the discount retailer has started selling food for more than $1. -
Grubhub And Hot Ones Are Teaming Up For An Exclusive NYC Virtual Restaurant
If you’re a fan of spicy food and live in New York City, you’re in for a spicy treat. Grubhub announced a virtual popup with the online series ‘Hot Ones.’ -
Cold Stone Creamery Released A Glittery New Flavor To Celebrate The Barbie Movie
Many companies have put out pink products in anticipation of the "Barbie" movie, and Cold Stone Creamery just released a glittery new flavor to help celebrate. -
Reports Find Heavy Metals Are Still Being Found In Many Baby Foods
It turns out that heavy metals are still being found in many baby foods, according to a new study. Here's what that means, and what you can do about it. -
Kraft Is Rolling Out Brand-New Plant-Based Cheese In Time For July 4
Kraft NotCheese Slices are a new vegan, plant-based cheese that promises to taste almost indistinguishable from the real thing. They come in three flavors. -
Pepsi Just Unveiled Its First Ever Cola-Infused Ketchup To Help Celebrate July 4
Pepsi Colachup is a new specialty ketchup infused with Pepsi, and it's being offered in a very limited capacity to celebrate America this July 4.
