The Internet Wanted To Know If Mason Jar Salads Are Pointless, So We Answered
The utility of Mason jar salads has been a topic of debate on Twitter of late, so we asked The Daily Meal’s editors to settle the issue.
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Sprinkles Cupcakes Posts 'Take A Knee' Photo And Ignites Social Media Debate
Sprinkles Cupcakes suffers a divided social media reaction after photo of cupcakes supporting protests against systemic racism in America.
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Hot Dog Vendor Who Had His Cash Seized By Cop Presented With $87,941 From GoFundMe
The Berkeley hot dog vendor whose cash was seized by a cop because he didn't have a permit has been given $87,941 from GoFundMe.
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Colin Jost Wins The Hearts Of Chocolate Chip Cookie Lovers With A Single Post
Colin Jost just received some dreadful news from his Postmates delivery guy: “No chocolate chip cookies.”
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Mark Zuckerberg Visits Pat's Steaks In Philly, Deems It 'Best Cheesesteak In The Land'
Mark Zuckerberg was on a business trip to Philadelphia this weekend, and he stopped at the legendary Pat's for some cheesesteaks.
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Mark Wahlberg's Family Burger Chain Refutes Reports Of Financial Issues
The celebrity-owned chain claims that the news outlet chose to ignore their original statement regarding the reason of the closure.
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Fizzy Millennial Pink Milk Is Coming To Stores In The UK
Milk producer Arla has announced plans to start selling fizzy, soft-pink milk in select markets: UK, Singapore, and the UAE.
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'There Will Be No Food In Puerto Rico': Island's Agriculture Devastated By Hurricane Maria
Hurricane Maria destroyed about 80 percent of Puerto Rico’s crops, causing an estimated $780 million in agricultural losses.
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Twitter Reacts To Illustrated Shopping List Woman Sent To Store With Her Husband
A woman in India sent her husband to the store with a meticulously illustrated shopping list, which has since proved to be a hit on social media.
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This Food Challenge Will Help You Determine Whether You've Outgrown Your Food Allergy
This food challenge administered by a medical professional can help people with food allergies determine whether or not they have outgrown them.
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Couple Gets Married At Costco, And Of Course There Was Pizza
A couple in Australia got married at a Costco in Sydney because of their undying love for the superstore.
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Poll: Would You Let A Walmart Delivery Person Stock Your Fridge While You Are Not Home?
The mega-retailer is testing out the idea of a personal service that delivers groceries all the way to your refrigerator even when you are not home.
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Canadian Chicken With Tim Hortons Addiction Becomes Local Celebrity
A Canadian chicken has become a local celebrity because it has a serious Tim Hortons addiction, and everybody can relate.
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Sicilian Town Bans Pushy Waiters From Sidewalks
This Sicilian town banned pushy waiters from calling to tourists on sidewalks after two of them started a huge brawl.
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Meth-Laced 7Up Found In Mexico
Methamphetamine was reportedly found in several bottles of 7Up sold in Mexico, and it's caused at least one death.
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NYC Lawyer Sues To End Bottomless Brunches In Trendy Neighborhood
An East Village lawyer is suing the State Liquor Authority to ban boozy, bottomless brunches, and that's not going to make him very popular.
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Pepper X Is The New Hottest Pepper In The World
Move over, Dragon's Breath. There's a new world's hottest pepper in town, and it's called Pepper X.
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Prehistoric Poop Shows 'Vegetarian' Dinosaurs Actually Ate Shellfish
Scientists have discovered ancient dung that shows some dinosaurs previously believed to have been strict vegetarians often ate shellfish.
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Dunkin' Donuts Hot Coffee To Be Served Aboard All Amtrak Northeast Regional Trains
Dunkin’ Donuts and Amtrak are expanding their partnership to include all Northeast Regional trains.
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Trendy Raw Cookie Dough Made Students Sick, Lawsuit Claims
The trendy raw cookie dough purveyor Cookie Dō is being sued by two teens who claim they fell ill after consuming the shop’s dessert.
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Twitter Reacts To Blogger's Request For A Free Meal
A Michelin-starred restaurant, along with the Twitter community, poked fun at a blogger who asked for a free meal.
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This Stylish $90 Apron Is Almost Too Pretty To Cook In
A chef-turned-food stylist is selling fashionable aprons that she designed for almost $100 on her website.
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Global Plan For 'Use By' Food Labels Aims To Cut Food Waste
A new initiative announced Sept. 20 aims to make labels easier to read and, in turn, cut down on food waste across the world.
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Two Years After Going 'All-Natural,' Trix Is Bringing Back Artificial Flavors And Colors
Two years after removing artificial colors and flavors from Trix, General Mills has decided to bring them back.
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Hamburger-Cooking Robot Gets First Burger-Flipping Job
A burger chain is employing a robotic arm to flip patties for customers world-wide, starting with California.
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Officials Warn Of Potential Food Contamination Risk After Hurricanes
The EPA and the FDA are urging land owners to clean and sanitize their crops due to high contamination risks post-hurricane.
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Chili's Twitter Comes To The Rescue With Health Insurance Answers
One man's tweet about a health care insurance issue to popular restaurant chain Chili's has gone viral.
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