Burger King Is Adding Melts And Spicy Chicken Fries To Its Menu In Time For Spring
Burger King is adding one new item and an old favorite to its spring menu. Here's when and how to order the chain's new Chicken Fries and Melt sandwich.
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New Data Shows Shoppers Are Sticking With Private Label Food Brands Over All Others
Are you an Aldi or Trader Joe's lover? You're not alone. More shoppers are choosing private-label food brands, over big-name companies, according to new data. -
A UK Grocery Store Is Apologizing After Displaying Poisonous Daffodils Alongside Scallions
Daffodils are commonly mistaken for spring onions and can lead to plant-based poisoning. Marks and Spencer quickly took note and is apologizing for the error. -
Is Amazon Actually Selling Products With Illegal Donkey Meat In Them?
Is Amazon actually selling products with illegal donkey meat in them? A new report alleges that the online shopping behemoth has a mule problem. -
Millions Of Americans Are Facing Hunger As COVID-19 SNAP Benefits Get Cut
While President Biden will end the pandemic's State of Emergency declaration in May, those losing their expanded benefits may still struggle to feed themselves. -
The Walmart And Albertsons Shrimp Recall: Health Risks You Need To Know
Kawasho Foods USA Inc. advises consumers not to consume the product, even if it doesn't appear or smell spoiled, and to return it to the place of purchase. -
Wendy's Beloved Chili Is Now Being Sold In A Can. Here's What We Know
What started as a way to use up leftover ground beef morphed into a menu favorite, and now Wendy's beloved chili is now being sold in a can. -
This Year's Maple Syrup Harvest Is Worrying Producers. Here's Why
Folks who frequently reach for the syrup bottle might consider being more stingy with their syrup in the coming years. A sparse sap harvest seems inevitable. -
Thanks To TikTok, Chipotle Is Making Fajita Quesadillas A Real Menu Item
Chipotle took note of the TikTok sensation and followed through by making some adjustments to its menu in collaboration with Alexis Frost and Keith Lee. -
A Whopping $54,000 Will Score You Highland Park's Oldest Whisky
When we say "limited-edition," we're not kidding. In light of its birthday year, Highland Whisky only produced 225 bottles of the 54-year Scotch. -
Please Check Your Air Fryer, Because 2 Million Were Just Recalled
The air fryer has become a kitchen staple across the U.S. But if you own a specific kind, you may want to double-check due to one brand's recent recall. -
Shark Tank's Kahawa 1893 Coffee Aims To Fairly Compensate African Women
Margaret Nyamumbo comes from a family of Kenyan coffee farmers. With Kahawa 1893, she created a business structure where women farmers are paid directly. -
Olive Oil Prices Are On Their Way Up. Climate Change Might Be The Reason
Olive oil companies have been facing production challenges, thanks to the droughts and heatwaves disrupting growth. Expect to see higher prices. -
James Beard 2023 Awards Season Kicks Off With Its America's Classics Winners
James Beard 2023 Awards season has kicked off with the announcement of this year's America's Classics winners. Did your favorite local spot make the cut? -
Instacart Just Launched A New Campaign To Support Food Banks Across The Country
With food insecurity still a massive global concern, Instacart is taking initiative to support the food banks of America. The company has a twofold plan. -
Hostess Has Unveiled A New Snack Cake Entirely Inspired By Chocolate Bars
If you're a cand bar lover, but also love cake, we have som news from Hostess. The company has revealed a new product that takes chocolate to the next level. -
Nestlé To Showcase A New Lineup Of Eco-Friendly Foods At Expo West 2023
From removing plastic bags from stores to offering more eco-friendly options, major brands are getting the memo and jumping on the sustainability bandwagon. -
FDA Officially Approves Of 'Milk' Label For Plant-Based Alternatives
If you are one of the many who voiced concerns over the labeling of plant-based milk, you'll be happy to know that the FDA has made a major change. -
Long John Silver's Is Ringing In Lenten Season With Some New Specials
Long John Silver's is rolling out a slew of menu items, all at low prices. From now through April 23, guests can enjoy picks such as a $6 shrimp basket. -
Howard Schultz Doesn't Believe Starbucks Has A Union Problem
Starbucks CEO, Howard Shultz, is once again expressing his thoughts on how Starbucks doesn't have a union problem. -
Shake Shack Is Celebrating Its New White Truffle Lineup In A High-Class Way
Shake Shack is shaking things up in a classy way, celebrating its new White Truffle menu with an offering that will make your mouth and wallet happy. -
Starbucks Is Releasing Olive Oil-Infused Coffee. Here's What We Know
Starbucks gets a lot of press and while some of it is political, some of it is about its products. Here's what we know about its new olive oil-infused coffee. -
A Couple Is Getting Married In The Taco Bell Metaverse, But What Does That Mean?
Have you been to a Metaverse wedding yet? No? Perhaps you will be soon. A couple is getting married in the Taco Bell Metaverse, and here are the details. -
A New Report Shows The World Is Falling Short In Addressing The Hunger Crisis
World hunger is not a new problem, and yet we can't seem to get ahead of it. A new report shares shocking data on how the world is failing the hunger crisis. -
Costco Just Released A New Food Court Sandwich, But The Price Is Causing A Backlash
Costco just released a new food court sandwich, but the price is causing a backlash. Now, people have taken to the comments section of Reddit. -
Costco's Kirkland Signature Cold Brew Has Been Recalled. Here's What You Need To Know
Costco's Kirkland Signature Cold Brew has been recalled. Here's what you need to know if you think you may have purchased the affected items. -
Sonic's Brand New BBQ Chip Seasoned Tots Are Officially Here
If you're a fan of Sonic, then you may know about its preference for tater tots. Be sure to check out Sonic's new BBQ Chip Flavored tater tots.
