Deirdre Bardolf

May 4

Gen Z turns on classic snacks, forcing major grocery shake-up: 'They don't trust them'

Younger consumers are driving snack trends toward simpler ingredients, transparency and smaller pack sizes amid inflation concerns and a hunger for "functional" snacks.

May 3

From Alaska to Texas, 5 over-the-top milkshake spots Americans can't stop talking about

From a 1955 Anchorage diner to Atlanta's Bon Appétit-recognized shop, these top U.S. milkshake destinations stand out for their flavors and loyal followings.

May 2

Massive new cruise ship unveils jaw-dropping outdoor theme park in middle of the ocean

MSC Cruises unveils plans for an over-water swing ride called Cliffhanger aboard MSC World Asia, billed as Europe's first of its kind at sea.

May 2

Just 10 minutes of daily floor exercises may improve balance and agility, study finds

Just 10 minutes of daily floor exercises may improve balance, flexibility and agility, according to a study conducted by researchers in Japan.

May 2

Martha Stewart's gorgeous party trick promises to keep your vodka ice-cold for hours

Martha Stewart's frozen vodka presentation is going viral again, with millions discovering her flower-studded ice block entertaining hack this summer.

May 2

Melania's White House beehive and gifts of honey strike sweet note during King Charles' royal visit

From a hive tour on White House grounds to a honey-themed dessert, Melania Trump's beekeeping program took center stage during King Charles' and Queen Camilla's royal visit.

May 1

Wild breakfast trend has Americans ditching cereal for soup, and experts support it

Some people are swapping cereal for soup at breakfast, seeking a protein-packed, savory meal that supports digestion and balanced blood sugar levels.

April 29

Burger King fans swear a simple trick gets you a fresher Whopper, but not everyone is convinced

A simple Burger King ordering hack could transform your next Whopper. Fans say requesting it "hot off the broiler" makes a noticeable difference in taste.

April 29

Your brain may be tricking you into liking artificial sweeteners, study finds

People rated artificially sweetened lemonade as more enjoyable when they believed it contained real sugar, highlighting the role of expectation in taste, according to a new study.

April 28

Watching videos of burgers and cake could help dieters resist cravings, study suggests

Visual exposure to food can partially satisfy the desire to eat, new research is suggesting. Watching junk food videos may help dieters suppress cravings.

April 27

Panera workers slam new menu item as 'huge waste' as customers question value

Salad Stuffers from Panera Bread spark backlash as employees claim the menu item leads to bread and salad waste, with internet users questioning the concept.

April 27

Forget yogurt and sauerkraut: 5 gut-friendly favorites may already be on your shelf

Including avocados and garlic, these five unexpected foods already present in your kitchen may support gut health through their fiber and prebiotic benefits.

April 25

Airline CEO sparks backlash after revealing what’s really driving sky-high ticket prices

Airlines face backlash over high fares after Delta and United reportedly signaled ticket prices may stay elevated even if fuel costs eventually stabilize.

April 25

Tim Tebow shares dying father’s last word in emotional moment as faith message goes viral

Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow announced the death of his father, Bob Tebow, sharing a message rooted in Christian faith, hope and eternal life.

April 25

6 iconic American restaurants still serving up nostalgia and classic flavors

From a 1927 Maine diner to a Virginia drive-in, these classic American eateries still draw crowds with retro decor and tried-and-true recipes.

April 25

‘No contact’ on the rise: Nearly 2 in 5 Americans cut ties with loved ones

Nearly two in five Americans say they have gone no contact with a friend or family member in the past year, according to a new Talkspace survey.

April 24

Experts reveal how to spot fake 'Wagyu' so you don't get ripped off on premium beef

Premium Wagyu beef labels don't always match reality, experts warn. Here's how to spot misleading claims and get the most value for your beef purchases.

April 23

Costco sparks bagel backlash among customers as downsized packs ignite pricing debate

Costco's bakery is now offering Kirkland Signature bagels in a single eight-count pack, and shoppers are sharply divided on whether the change is a win or not.

April 23

Zero-calorie sweeteners may impact future generations, study warns

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April 23

Supermarket hot food bars boom as Americans seek cheap, easy meals: Here are the top 3

Whole Foods, The Fresh Market and Wegmans stand out for their hot food bars, offering rotating menus, smoked barbecue and pan-Asian dishes shoppers love, according to a new ranking.

April 21

Steak 'n Shake taps MAHA officer as fast-food chain joins RFK Jr's push to overhaul American diet

Fast-food chain Steak 'n Shake has hired its first-ever chief MAHA officer, Michael Boes, to lead efforts toward nutritional integrity and serving real food on its menu.

April 18

Loneliness may be silently eroding your memory, new research reveals

New research suggests loneliness affects older adults' baseline memory performance but may not directly accelerate cognitive decline over time.

April 18

Las Vegas foodie earns Guinness World Record after eating at 28 top restaurants in 24-hour sprint

Joshua Fyksen, a Las Vegas-based sommelier, reclaimed a Guinness World Record title after eating at 28 Michelin-starred restaurants in New York City in a single day.

April 18

You can’t drive to 5 iconic US landmarks — and that’s what makes them unforgettable

From Lake Superior to the Florida Keys, these five remarkable U.S. destinations are only reachable by boat and offer unforgettable travel experiences.

April 18

Forget $90 Vegas buffets: America's top-rated spots deliver all-you-can-eat for less

All-you-can-eat dining is making a comeback across the U.S., and a new report reveals the top-rated and most affordable buffets in America right now.

April 18

Restaurants ban diners' phones during meals as no-scroll trend grows: Put it away or else

From locked phone pouches to free ice cream incentives, restaurants nationwide are experimenting with ways to get diners off their devices and back to the table.

April 17

Zero-calorie sweeteners could alter the genes of later generations, new study warns

A study in mice found artificial sweeteners may cause multigenerational changes in metabolism and gut bacteria even without direct exposure to future generations.

April 17

Doctors in training learn cooking skills to help patients amid America's chronic disease crisis

Future doctors are learning to prepare healthy, flavorful meals and turn nutrition advice into patient guidance in new culinary medicine programs at medical schools.

April 16

Costco worker reveals why baked goods are never sold hot, and the mold risk behind it

A self-identified Costco bakery employee on Reddit says that hot croissants are never sold because enclosed packaging could introduce mold if not cooled.

April 14

'Star Trek' legend William Shatner, 95, torn between two cuisines for his last meal

"Star Trek" actor William Shatner says his last meal would be Japanese or Mexican food, revealing his love for mole and avocado in a resurfaced podcast.