Deep Sea Mining Could Spell Big Trouble For Seafood Prices
A study published by NPJ Ocean Sustainability warns of a looming threat to tuna populations. Many in the industry are calling for a halt to deep-sea mining.
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$600,000 Worth Of Wine Was Stolen In A Wild LA Heist
While it might sound like a scene from "Mission Impossible," a brazen burglary at a Lincoln Fine Wines in Venice, California wasn't fictional. -
New Data Shows Food Inflation Is Easing By Leaps And Bounds
While prices for some items are still surging, a majority are dropping, giving customers a reprieve from overpriced grocery items. Here's what we know. -
Vita Coco And Captain Morgan Are Launching A Summer Concert Series
Nothing says summer like outdoor concerts. To spread the word about a new collaboration, Vita Coco and Captain Morgan are launching a summer concert series. -
The Discontinued Oreo Snack That Made Its Comeback A Decade Later
Oreo fans and lovers of nostalgia united in 2022 when mid-2000s favorite Oreo Cakesters showed up on store shelves. But do they still taste just as good? -
Padma Lakshmi Just Announced She's Leaving Top Chef
Having just wrapped the 20th season of the cooking competition show, she plans to "make space" for her cookbooks and other creative projects. -
Egg Prices Are Dropping Faster Than Experts Anticipated
Finally, some encouraging news on the inflation front. According to a May 22 USDA market report, egg prices have fallen faster than experts expected. -
The USDA's Viral 'Wood Milk' Ad Is Apparently Violating Federal Law
The complaint asks the USDA to require corrective advertising with language that clarifies plant-based milk can have the same nutritional value as dairy milk. -
PepsiCo's Survey Finds Americans Have Big Feelings About Road Trip Snacks
Whether you prefer beef jerky, potato chips, or candy products, anyone stuck in a car knows that the presence of snacks vastly improves the experience. -
New Survey Shows Just How Influential Social Media Is On Our Eating Habits
When it comes to social media habits, the biggest segment of people who saw food content online was Gen Z at 71%, followed by millennials at 58%. -
José Andrés' New Research Center Is Dedicated To Food And Climate Change
The newly formed Global Food Institute will look at health, food insecurity, and climate, all while developing tools to fight disruptions to the food system. -
Nearly Half A Million Waffle Irons Are Being Recalled. Here's Why
There have been 44 reports of incidents involving the recalled waffle makers, including 34 burn injuries, with three requiring medical attention. -
The Labor Shortage Argument Behind The Rise Of AI Fast Food 'Workers'
While some customers see AI as the future of fast food, others have concerns about letting robots take over the kitchen in their local fast food joint. -
Millets Are Having A Moment, But What Exactly Are They?
Millets are getting popular all over the world, and they could help add a healthy kick to your own diet. But first, you need to know how to cook them. -
Why Restaurants Agree That Mother's Day Is The Worst Day Of The Year
Inflation, high expectations, and reservations all play a part in the restaurant industry's dread of Mother's Day. A little bit of kindness can go a long way. -
New Report Shows People Are Drinking More At Home Than At Bars, Even Post-COVID
The COVID-19 pandemic rapidly changed many people's drinking habits. But a new report shows people are drinking more at home than at bars, even post-COVID. -
New Data Shows Grocery Prices Have Eased For The Second Month Straight
Grocery prices have greatly fluctuated over the past year, but there may be some respite. Discover where prices are dropping and where they're staying high. -
In A Recent Summit, World Leaders Agree That Technology Is The Key To Improving Food Security
During the AIM summit, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack said that innovative farming technologies and approaches can address the food security issue. -
Potato Milk Is An Unexpectedly Delicious Dairy Alternative Gaining Ground In 2023
Potato milk is set to be a big trend in 2023. Here's what you need to know about the milk substitute and how to make it at home. -
New York City's Double Chicken Please Is Named The Best Bar In North America
Opening a cocktail bar in the midst of a global pandemic might seem impossible, but proprietors GN Chan and Faye Chen were up for the challenge. -
Pillsbury Is Offering Limited-Edition Edible Bouquets For Mother's Day
Miami residents can pick up a special brunch bouquet that combines the deliciousness of Pillsbury baked goods with the aesthetic appeal of a floral arrangement. -
Dole Really Wants National Pineapple Juice Day To Be A Thing
Dole Packaged Foods is asking for 5,000 fans of pineapple juice to sign its petition. Then, National Pineapple Juice Day can become a reality. -
The Rare Type Of Tequila Patrón Is Rolling Out For The First Time (At A Hefty Price)
No stranger to premium tequila, Patrón releases a new expression that has some eyebrows raised. This quadruple-distilled liquor is super rare. -
California's Gas Stove Ban Has Officially Been Overturned
Studies have shown that natural gas is a contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Gas stoves exude benzene, along with 2.6 million tons of methane annually. -
TikTok Is Drooling Over Buffalo Mac Quesadillas – And So Are We
Here's the lowdown on the mouthwatering buffalo mac quesadilla trending on TikTok. -
Jack Link's Just Unveiled The Most Ridiculous Cargo Shorts You've Ever Seen
Jack Link's "Jargo" pants will be custom-fitted to ensure that all sorts of Jack Link's products can be carried with you on whatever trail you hike. -
Water Recipes: TikTok's Latest Trend That Has Us Puzzled
The latest on social media is an assortment of water recipes found under the tag #WaterTok. What are these water recipes exactly, and are they any good for you?
