Starbucks' Olive Oil Oleato Coffee Is Finally Making Its US Debut
Starbucks is bringing its olive oil-infused coffee to the U.S. starting March 23. The lineup includes olive oil-infused versions of well-known Starbucks drinks.
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The Winner Of The Cadbury 'Bunny' Tryouts Has Officially Been Declared
Crash the cat is the first feline winner of the Cadbury Bunny Tryouts. The eight-year-old rescue, who lost an eye in a car accident, is quite the performer.
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GBBO Officially Has A New Host. Here's Why You Might Recognize Her
Alison Hammond will fill the spot vacated by Matt Lucas. Judges Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood, as well as presenter Noel Fielding, round out the panel.
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Why It's So Hard To Recreate The Infamous Viral Pink Sauce
Despite its popularity throughout 2022, it's so hard to recreate the infamous and viral Pink sauce. Here's why and how some fans tried to discover its secrets.
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New Data Shows Food Prices Are Slowly Dropping, Including Eggs
Recent information suggests he prices of some foods have finally begun to go down, so people won't have to shell out massive sums of money for eggs any longer.
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Experts Are Worried That Our Poultry Is At Risk As Migration Season Ramps Up
As the weather warms for spring and migration season begins, experts are worrying that the United States could see another spike in avian flu cases.
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How Lunchables Is Changing Its Iconic Recipes For Its School Cafeteria Debut
Heinz Kraft will be offering two Lunchables options: the Turkey and Cheddar Cracker Stacker and Extra Cheesy Pizza. Both meals have reduced sugar and sodium.
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Doritos' SXSW 2023 Pop-Up Will Include A Cheesecake Made With Chips
The menu will feature snacks from the original Doritos After Dark menu but will also add two new, Doritos-inspired items that are exclusive to the event.
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The US Is Considering Mass Bird Flu Vaccinations For Poultry, But There's Opposition
The Biden administration has announced a proposal to vaccinate millions of chickens to curb the spread of the H5N1 virus. But not everyone is on board.
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Toblerone Can No Longer Legally Use Its Iconic Swiss Mountain Logo
Toblerone can no longer be labeled "Swiss chocolate" or depict its iconic mountain logo. The Swiss flag and other symbols are restricted on certain products.
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California's Citrus Trees Are In Danger Of An Incurable Disease. Here's What We Know
A harmful bacteria that's previously destroyed crops of Florida citrus has been spotted in California, too. Here's what researchers are doing to stop it.
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A TikToker Made Pasta With 512 Eggs Despite An Egg Shortage
For his latest TikTok pasta-making video, Ryan Peters used an incredible 512 eggs to create three basketball-sized balls of pasta dough.
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New Report Shows Social Media Is Vastly Improving People's Cooking Skills
An impressive 56% of Americans feel "increased confidence" thanks to social media, while 72% claim that social media educates them on new cooking tips.
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This Year's Maple Syrup Harvest Is Worrying Producers. Here's Why
Folks who frequently reach for the syrup bottle might consider being more stingy with their syrup in the coming years. A sparse sap harvest seems inevitable.
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Nestlé To Showcase A New Lineup Of Eco-Friendly Foods At Expo West 2023
From removing plastic bags from stores to offering more eco-friendly options, major brands are getting the memo and jumping on the sustainability bandwagon.
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The Flavor Of 2023 Is Shaping Up To Be Pistachio
Move over, butter boards, and make way for pistachio everything: Trends forecasts are predicting a rise in pistachio-based foods. Here's why.
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Skittles Started A 'Brand Banter' Twitter Thread And Things Got Chaotic
Even among the widespread general chaos, there were some particularly unhinged interactions taking place in Skittles' "brand banter" Twitter thread.
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Marcus Samuelsson Just Posted Some High Praise For Michael Twitty's Book
Celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson recently took to Twitter to sing the praises of Michael Twitty's "The Cooking Gene," a book that Samuelsson clearly cherishes.
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The Internet Can't Decide What Jason Kelce Is Eating During Super Bowl 2023
Based on the wrapper, it looks like Jason Kelce was indeed eating a Gatorade bar. As his brother scored the game's first touchdown, he calmly ate a snack.
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DoorDash Brings Chefs Together In A Fresh Grocery Ad For Super Bowl 2023
DoorDash's Super Bowl 2023 spot reminded app users that it doesn't only do restaurant delivery. And they got some famous "chefs" to help spread the word.
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Pringles Knows Our Biggest Issue With Its Chips In Super Bowl 2023 Ad
It turns out, Pringles knows consumers don't like getting their hands stuck in its cans. The brand's Super Bowl 2023 commercial is about embracing the struggle.
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The Roast Of Mr. Peanut Gets A Little Messy In Planters' Super Bowl 2023 Ad
In 2020, Mr. Peanut died in a car crash before coming back to life as Baby Nut. Surely, Planters wouldn't let anything else happen to him ... right?
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The 10 Biggest Food Price Increases We've Seen So Far
A perfect storm of sorts has led to some of the steepest increases in food prices in modern history. Here are the 10 biggest price increases we've seen so far.
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Giada De Laurentiis Is Leaving The Food Network After A 20-Plus-Year Run. Here's Why.
Fans needn't worry - in the near future, Giada De Laurentiis will still be gracing television screens and reminding home chefs to salt their pasta water.
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The Heineken 0.0 Super Bowl 2023 Ad Is Getting The Marvel Treatment
Paul Rudd's Ant-Man appears in Heineken's Super Bowl ad for its non-alcoholic beer. Here's what we know about the beer brand's latest ad spot.
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French Farmers Took To The Streets Of Paris In Their Tractors To Protest A New Pesticide Ban
The procession was an act of protest over a French policy that allowed sugar beet growers to use a type of pesticide that is otherwise banned in the EU.
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The FAO And Other Global Organizations Predict The Food Crisis Will Worsen. Here's Why
Nearly 350 million people are "acutely food insecure," with no signs of improvement. The numbers are expected to reach the worst levels in three years.
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