Hey, restaurants: do us all a huge favor and stop serving your food on planks of wood From weird baked bean flavors to impossible avocado ripeness, this week's Gripe Report tackles the most relatable food complaints we all experience.
If you cracked an egg by accident, is it still safe to eat? Experts weigh in A food safety attorney says cracked eggs should be discarded due to Salmonella risk, while a food science professor says the size of the crack matters.
The KFC menu item Colonel Sanders hated became one of the chain's biggest staples Colonel Sanders reportedly hated KFC's gravy after selling the company, calling it "horrible" and comparing it to wallpaper paste in a 1978 interview.
Doctors reveal healthiest fast-food meals and the menu items they say to avoid Doctors weigh in on the most nutritious fast-food meals, warning that processed ingredients and low protein can make seemingly healthy options misleading.
Fuddruckers became the 'Blockbuster' of burgers, and now it's nearly gone Once boasting hundreds of locations, Fuddruckers now has just 44 restaurants as the burger chain struggles to keep pace with changing restaurant industry trends.
Nearly 40% of Americans admit they've gone on a date just to score a free meal A new survey finds 39.9% of respondents admit to going on dates just for free food, raising questions about the cost of modern romance and dating etiquette.
Fed up with screaming kids at dinner? More Americans support adults-only dining More Americans support child-free dining options at restaurants, and parents are leading the charge on this, according to a new survey of 1,000 U.S. adults.
Sunburn, sky-high electric bills and other awful things that make summer quietly terrible Summer gripes include sky-high energy bills, crowded pools, scalding hot cars, and sunburns that make everyday tasks painful for one Florida writer.
Is farm-raised fish really worse than wild-caught seafood? Experts sound off Wild-caught vs. farm-raised fish: Experts weigh in on omega-3 content, mercury levels, labeling confusion and how to choose the best seafood option.
Cruise buffet guests face surprise charges for taking food back to cabins Costa Cruises is warning guests not to bring buffet food to their rooms and threatening a cleaning fee of nearly $70 if passengers violate the policy.