• Thu, April 24, 2025

by: Chowhound

Skip The Glass Of Wine And Sip Tequila With Your Next Charcuterie Board

Want to mix it up with your next charcuterie board? Try trading in wine for tequila, which pairs perfectly with many go-to charcuterie ingredients.

by: fox6now

2025 Milwaukee Bucks playoffs; new food offerings at Fiserv Forum

The Milwaukee Bucks and Fiserv Forum unveiled new food offerings for the 2025 playoffs at a news conference on Thursday.

by: UPI

Watch: Cypriot busts a move with 468 wine glasses balanced on his head - UPI.com

A dancer in Cyprus may have broken a Guinness World Record by balancing 468 wine glasses on his head -- while dancing.

by: Newsweek

Trump admin sets deadline for eliminating 8 artificial food dyes

As part of the initiative, the FDA will set industry standards and timelines for transitioning to natural color alternatives.

by: Delish

I Eat For A Living & These Are The Best Countries To Visit For Amazing Food

Time to renew your passport and step aside from that Italian vacation plan, these underrated countries are perfect for anyone who lives for that next great bite.

by: WTVD

Specialty food stores see bump in sales because of tariff concerns, new data shows

Many consumers are stocking up on international foods, wines, and other goods before potential tariffs hit.

by: KOIN

Stoller Wine Group mourns death of founder Bill Stoller, 'visionary' in Oregon's wine industry

Bill Stoller, the founder and proprietor of Oregon's Stoller Winery passed away on Wednesday, Stoller Wine Group announced.

by: WJZY

Charlotte Knights implement 'Pass the Plate' food saving program

The Charlotte Knights have partnered with Feeding Charlotte to rescue surplus food from gamedays and donate it to Salvation Army Center of Hope, a women's and children's shelter.

by: MLive

Celebrate Earth with Ann Arbor festival, sip wine in Milan & other fun things

Here are a few things happening from Friday, April 25, to Sunday, April 27.

by: KRON

Troubled Cupertino Whole Foods temporarily closed by order of county

(KRON) — A South Bay Whole Foods location that previously had several departments closed due to a vermin infestation has been closed by order of county health inspectors, KRON4.com has learned. The Cupertino Whole Foods location on Stevens Creek Boulevard temporarily suspended its deli and bakery departments earlier this month following inspections from the County […]

by: KARK

Loblolly Creamery moving to all-natural dye in foods

A Little Rock hot spot for cool treats is making the move to using all-natural dye in their foods.

by: CNN

Will food dyes be banned? Dr. Sanjay Gupta answers your questions | CNN

The FDA is pushing to phase out petroleum-based food dyes in foods sold in the US. Dr. Sanjay Gupta answers your question about why Europe, Canada and other countries have approached these dyes differently

by: KWQC

New program will grow donations for local food pantries.

The goal is to raise 5,000 pounds of produce to donate to the River Bend Food Bank.

by: fox13now

This German Chocolate Cake recipe has a secret ingredient -- wine!

Petra Vigil from Petra's Backstubchen just turned 60, and we're celebrating with a German Chocolate Cake with a special ingredient — red wine!

by: Medscape

How to Help Your Patients Decipher New Food Labels

Training patients to read food labels can lead to healthier eating habits, diet and nutrition specialists say.

by: WKYT

God's Pantry Food Bank cuts ribbon on new Lexington location

God's Pantry Food Bank's new, 127,000 square foot facility in Lexington is now open.

by: ABC

RFK Jr. is moving to phase out synthetic food dyes. Are they safe?

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert. F. Kennedy Jr. unveiled a plan on Tuesday to start phasing out eight synthetic food dyes. Are they unsafe? Experts weigh in.

by: Forbes

Innovation Marks The Wines Of Italy's Northernmost Region, Alto Adige

With plans for expansion and more varietals, Alto Aduge hopes to have a larger global imprint.

by: abc7NY

New clinical study aims to understand health impacts, mechanisms behind ultra-processed foods

They make up more than 70% of the U.S. food supply. Think of them as foods you can't make at home: stuff that is industrially-produced and may contain things like added colors or preservatives.

by: CNET

Yes, There's Great Wine at the Grocery Store. We Asked an Expert How to Spot It

We poked a sommelier about the best bottles you'll find hidden amongst the peanut butter and frozen peas.

by: WFLX

Friends of Jupiter Beach Food & Wine Festival promises culinary delights, refreshing beverages

Shining A Light on Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast

by: KOIN

New app connects Portland-area families in need with local food banks

A new app is connecting food-insecure families with consistent nutrition at OHSU's Doernbecher Children's Hospital.
  • Fri, April 25, 2025

by: WBAY

Draft Day Food Fest offers food from local vendors while also fighting food insecurity

Food from a variety of local vendors is available, and it's all for a good cause.

by: NewsNation

Food dyes 'messing with' children's brains, FDA leader says

Makary joined NewsNation to discuss the Trump administration's push to remove petroleum-based dyes from food in the U.S.

by: earth

How grapes became wine in Italy over 7,000 years

Italian grape and wine domestication took 7,000 years. Seeds show a shift from wild to cultivated types. Sardinia played a key role early.

by: Mashed

The Biggest Frozen Food Recalls In US History

Even though it is often a lifesaver, frozen food can come with some serious drawbacks. Here are the biggest frozen food recalls ever in the United States.

by: WAFF

Alabama lawmaker says government 'sold out' in allowing artificial food dyes in our nation's food supply

The legislation, unlikely to pass because it was filed late in the session, would define and ban ultra-processed foods from being served in public schools receiving federal assistance for its meal programs, which, according to the Alabama State Department of Education, is every district in the state except for Mountain Brook Schools and Pike Road Schools.

by: Reuters

World Food Programme runs out of food stocks in Gaza as aid block persists

The World Food Programme said on Friday it had run out of food stocks in Gaza due to the sustained closure of crossings into the enclave, while Gaza authorities said Israeli airstrikes had killed at least 78 people in the past 24 hours. "The WFP has depleted all its food stocks for families in Gaza," a WFP statement said, adding the U.N. agency on Friday delivered its last remaining stocks to hot meals kitchens in Gaza.

by: AZFamily

Historic Cornville ranch is home to wine festival in the heart of Verde Valley

On this edition of Field Trip Friday, Good Morning Arizona is taking you up to the charming town of Cornville for the annual Sip! Experience festival.

by: CNET

Bad BBQ: 7 Foods You Should Never Grill

Barbecue season is upon us, but some foods just aren't meant to be cooked over the grill's hot grates.

by: Forbes

Food, Wine, And Fete Festival Brings Caribbean Flair And Soca To Miami

This all-inclusive beachside Soca Fete experience is set for Saturday, May 17th, 2025 from 5 to 11 pm at the Historic Virginia Key Beach Park's Grand Pavilion.

by: TMJ4

From football to food: Packers surprise Waukesha food pantry

The Green Bay Packers made a surprise stop at Friends With Food, a local food pantry in Waukesha, as part of their Tailgate Tour, which takes place April 8-12.

by: Patch

Opening Date Nears For New Plainfield Fast Food Restaurant

Jack in the Box is bringing its well-known "24/7 craveable menu" to the Plainfield area.

by: KIRO

Person stabbed outside U District food bank

Police are investigating a stabbing that occurred in the early morning Thursday outside a food bank in Seattle's University District.

by: cleanplates

8 Health Pantry Foods for Quick Breakfast in a Pinch

Mornings can be hectic, and sometimes it feels like there's just not enough time to whip up a delicious and nutritious breakfast. But by stocking up on some healthy pantry breakfast foods, you can avoid having to rush out the door without eating (and the inevitable energy crash later in the day). Here are some… The post 8 Health Pantry Foods for Quick Breakfast in a Pinch appeared first on Clean Plates.

by: news4sanantonio

Stone Terrace Gastropub Takes Food to the Next Level with Food Flights!

Stone Terrace Gastropub is taking dining to the next level with their delicious food flights. Offering a little bit of everything for every taste, Chef Wiz is h

by: OPB

Bill Stoller, one of Oregon's most respected wine experts and business leaders, has died

Stoller co-founded Express Employment Officials in 1983 and founded the Stoller Wine Group in 1993.

by: WJZY

Charlotte's weekend lineup: Tuck Fest, Statesville Wine Walk, CLTFC and more

Charlotte has a variety of events this weekend, including the Charlotte Wine + Food Week, the BOOM Charlotte celebration of art, and the Charlotte FC vs. New England Revolution MLS matchup.

by: Chowhound

Is Chipotle Considered Fast Food?

Chipotle is certainly pretty speedy, and it does serve food, but does that make it a fast food restaurant? The answer is kind of complicated.

by: Billboard

Renee Rapp Joins Role Model Onstage for Viral 'Sally, When the Wine Runs Out' Bridge

The song is featured on Role Model's 'Kansas Anymore' deluxe album.

by: Marketplace

Uh oh, Pinot: How tariffs will impact the U.S. wine economy - Marketplace

U.S. wineries and wine shops are bracing for a financial hit from President Donald Trump's tariffs.

by: WHTM

Shippensburg Fire Department accepting food and water

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM)- The Shippensburg Fire Department said residents looking to support local firefighters as they battle multiple large fires at Michaux State Forest can drop off food and water. According to the Shippensburg Fire Department, individuals looking to help can drop off food and water at Shippensburg Area Emergency Service, located at 711 […]

by: fingerlakes1

New bill could bring New York wine to grocery stores | Fingerlakes1.com

A revived push to allow wine sales in New York grocery stores is gaining attention, especially with a new bill that limits the offering to in-state wines. The proposal has split the state's wine industry and reignited fears among liquor store owners. While some winemakers like Cameron Hosmer say the change could boost visibility, others… MoreNew bill could bring York to grocery stores

by: Forbes

5 Best Online Wine Courses To Expand Your Knowledge

Discover 5 online wine courses that cover everything from the basics for the casual connoisseur to the process of working toward a degree or sommelier certification.

by: Oregonian

Food stocks in Gaza have run out, says UN food agency

Israel cut off entry of all food, fuel, medicine and other supplies to Gaza on March 2 and then resumed its bombardment and ground offensives two weeks later, shattering a two-month ceasefire with Hamas.

by: Chowhound

The NYC Food Market Where Everything Is Under $6

In New York City, you can find just about anything to eat, but it's probably going to cost you. That's why this $6 food market is such an amazing opportunity.

by: Reuters

World Food Programme to reduce food support in Sudan due to funding shortages

The World Food Programme warned on Friday it is facing a funding shortfall that could impact its ability to supply support to people facing acute food shortages in Sudan within weeks. The United Nations agency warns that it may have to reduce the number of people it can help across the country, from May, if more funding does not come through from donors.

by: Forbes

Eat Better Food: Some Of The Best Gourmet Subscriptions For Foodies

In uncertain times, why not lock in a guaranteed supply of the world's best foods at a set price, then kick back and enjoy delicious meals, wine and cooking.

How to Help Your Patients Decipher New Food Labels

Training patients to read food labels can lead to healthier eating habits, diet and nutrition specialists say.
The article from Medscape, titled "How to Help Your Patients Decipher New Food Labels," discusses the changes to the Nutrition Facts label mandated by the FDA, effective from 2020, and provides guidance for healthcare professionals on how to educate their patients about these changes. Key updates include larger, bolder calorie counts, updated serving sizes to reflect what people actually eat, and the addition of "added sugars" to highlight sugars added during processing. The article emphasizes the importance of understanding these labels to make healthier food choices, and suggests that healthcare providers should teach patients to focus on serving size, calories, and nutrients like sodium, sugars, and fiber. It also recommends using the label's information to compare products and choose those with lower amounts of unhealthy nutrients, ultimately aiding patients in managing their diet and health more effectively.

Read the Full Medscape Article at:
https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/how-help-your-patients-decipher-new-food-labels-2025a10009uy