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Colonial Kitchens of St. Michaels, Maryland

Posted by BradleyHawks

St. Michaels, Md., is known as the town that fooled the British. The Chesapeake Bay town earned its moniker during the War of 1812, when residents hoisted lanterns high into the trees; the resulting... read more

30 Crazy New York Cream Cheeses

Posted by Mackenzie Barth, Writer

Every New Yorker knows a good bagel: crispy on the outside, soft and chewy in the inside. But it’s the cream cheese that can turn a good bagel into a mouthwatering masterpiece. And New York... read more

Build Your Meal Based on Calories, Through Wendy’s New Mobile App

Posted by Molly Aronica, Editor

Wendy’s released a new mobile application this week that allows customers to personalize their meals based on set calorie goals. Users can use to app to create meals by either entering a... read more

Hudson Square Music and Wine Festival

Posted by Colleen Laughlin, Writer

City Winery is bringing back the Hudson Square Music and Wine Festival this summer in New York City. Every Tuesday through Labor Day, City Winery hosts live music, food, and wine in the courtyard... read more

Thief Gets a Surprise After Stealing Two $70 Sandwiches

Posted by Sean Flynn, Writer

There are times when you order a meal and what comes out isn’t quite what you expected. That’s an understatement in this scenario. Police in Nanaimo, British Columbia, are investigating... read more

7-11's New Machine Serves Mashed Potatoes Like Slurpees

Posted by Maggie Gorman, Writer

7-11 is probably one of the least-appreciated innovators in the field of modern gastronomy. After all, where would we be without the invention of buffalo chicken rollers, Bacon & Cheese Potato... read more

America’s Most Outrageous French Fries

Posted by Molly Aronica, Editor

For the average person, there are few foods more addictive or satisfying than a serving of french fries, fresh from the fryer. Whether they’re thin-cut or steak-cut, shoestring-style or Belgian... read more

The Redneck Riviera: A Delicious Surprise

Posted by Kelly Alexander, Special Contributor

There is no easy way to explain how a nice Jewish girl fell in love with Florida’s Redneck Riviera. Growing up in the 1970s in Atlanta, I equated the term with Panama City Beach and Destin, two... read more