Your food may claim to be ”natural” and “healthy,” but don’t believe it. Even a granola bar can stretch the truth.
As conventional wisdom has it, healthy eating makes for a vigorous body, and a longer life. But it won’t override the toll on your body from living with high stress.
The US Congress is poised to pass a measure that would reform how federal taxes are levied on the beer industry, making it cheaper for craft brewers to get their product to consumers.
The idea was simple enough. If In-N-Out added a veggie burger to its menu, it could attract a whole a new set of customers.
In the very near future, you might just be singing—to a chatbot—for your supper.
With a little help from the heavens, China is hoping to feed its people more homegrown wine.
It’s a logical move for a country known to revel in the finer things. France this week became the first country to pass an all-out ban on plastic cutlery, plates, and cups.
Suddenly, China has an appetite for American beef.
For the fourth time in its history, the United Nations has elevated a health issue to crisis level.
First Chipotle Mexican Grill tried giving away free burritos. It also tried a rewards program. It even promised students free soda with their meals after school.
In a single tweet, Donald Trump Jr. reduced 4.8 million suffering refugees to Skittles—but the candy-maker isn’t having it.
Big farms are about to get a lot bigger.
Make America’s Food Dangerous Again. Er, just kidding.
Red wine goes with steak. White wine is paired with chicken. So what strain of weed goes with fish?
Go ahead. For now, you’re safe to log on to Yelp and leave that scathing one-star review.
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The taste of carbs has a home on the human tongue.
Chipotle Mexican Grill needs to get a grip.
If you like to eat seafood, chances are you’ve been lied to—many, many times.
There’s an effort afoot to change the the way people perceive high-tech versions of old-fashioned food—and it’s happening far outside the laboratory.
It’s not economical or environmentally friendly, but that’s not stopping US consumers from soaking up more bottled water than ever.
The millennial mindset is complicated—especially when it comes to meat.
One of the most closely-guarded food secrets in the world may have accidentally slipped to the public.
