November 29 Sitting all day? New study says certain foods may protect your heart from damage A new study suggests that flavanol-rich foods like cocoa and berries may help protect heart health by preventing some of the blood vessel damage caused by long periods of sitting.
November 26 How restaurant reservation platform OpenTable tracks customer dining habits OpenTable now uses AI to track your dining habits and share insights with restaurants. Learn what data they collect and how to protect your privacy.
November 22 Thanksgiving dinner costs by the numbers reveal what's cheaper, what's still pricey Food inflation eases for Thanksgiving as improved turkey supply and retailer competition drive down holiday meal costs, though produce prices remain high.
November 15 'Streateries' face steep new rules in major US city; will others follow? Cities nationwide are cracking down on outdoor dining as pandemic freedoms end, with Washington, D.C., reportedly joining New York and Philadelphia in imposing steep fees.
November 14 Cooking in her work clothes saves woman $60 a week, has millions rethinking dinner A viral TikTok hack with 3.7 million views reveals a simple trick to cook more at home. A Michigan woman claims it's helped her save at least $60 a week.
November 1 Retro dinnertime favorite is trending again, and it's taking over American homes As streaming culture and remote work reshape American homes, TV trays are coming back, transforming kitschy convenience into modern multifunctional furniture.
October 30 Fried chicken buckets fading as Americans flock to tenders and sandwiches: Here's why Fried chicken buckets are disappearing from American dinner tables as busy consumers choose convenient tenders and sandwiches over messy family meals.
October 25 Inside the booming business of luxury water — and what people pay for it Fine dining restaurants now charge up to $95 for premium bottled water with dedicated sommeliers. The luxury water trend is growing as eateries offer elaborate menus.
October 16 Beef industry slams lab-grown hybrid meat as scientists promise greener steaks Researchers have found that blending animal cells with plant ingredients and other protein alternatives produces hybrid foods that more closely match the taste and feel of real meat.
October 16 Forget sugar and cream: A viral coffee hack might transform your morning brew Salt in coffee, practiced in Turkey, Vietnam and Taiwan for generations, is gaining popularity as users rediscover this traditional method to balance flavor and reduce bitterness.