Wed, April 30, 2025

by: WCAX3

SNAP Day of Action to protect food access

A new budget bill in Washington could mean cuts to your SNAP benefits.

by: NDTV

Post Claims IIT Delhi Students Suffered Food Poisoning Due To Mess Food, Institute Clarifies

The institute refuted this, stating that boys' hostel residents ate sweets from an external vendor, leading to food poisoning symptoms.

by: WTVD

Food Lion hosts volunteer events in 6 North Carolina locations, tackling food insecurity

The event in Raleigh alone is expected to provide 600,000 meals for North Carolinians in need.

by: KTVU

Ultra-processed foods can shave years off your life, new study says

A new study says ultra-processed foods can be detrimental to your physical health and even lead to a premature death. But in a world where food scarcity is common, dietitians still stress that access to any food, even processed, is vital.

by: BBC

Solar 'part of food security solution' - developer

Concerns have been raised about turning agricultural land over to solar panels in the county.

by: Richmond

Chez Nous wine bar brings a touch of Paris to downtown Richmond

New wine bar and shop, Chez Nous, is a rather lovely and quite civilized little escape from the routine.

by: CNET

Tired of Food Falling Between the Stove? This Simple Fix Works

Crumbs sneaking into the stove gap? This easy trick is about to change your life.

by: OPB

Oregon bill would require composting of food waste statewide and clear food labeling

We get two perspectives on this bill that would mandate widespread composting statewide and more clear food labels.

by: PBS

PBS39 News Reports | FOOD ROOM | Season 2019

Bucks County Community College unveils is new culinary arts lab during a ribbon 'slicing'.
Tue, April 29, 2025

by: WDIO

Minnesota Twins debut new food, technology at "Taste of the Twins" Food Tour

Ahead of the Twins home opener in two days against the Houston Astros, the team showcased their new flavors of the stadium at their annual "Taste of the Twins" event.

by: PBS

PBS39 News Reports | FOOD LABELS | Season 2020

New guidelines from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration went into effect this month

by: Prevention

14 Calcium Rich Foods to Keep Your Bones Strong

Dietitians share calcium-rich foods to add to your diet to boost bone health. They recommend foods like milk, cheese, yogurt, chia seeds, and oysters.

by: WDAF

Power & Light to welcome 3 food, drink options later this year

The Kansas City Power & Light District has announced that it will be welcoming three new food and drink options in one space later this year.

by: Mashed

The Biggest Canned Food Recalls In US History

Canned foods offer shelf-stable convenience, but they're not without their risks. We take a look back at some of the biggest canned food recalls in US history.

by: uDiscover

'Red, Red Wine': Neil Diamond's Early Vintage Of A UB40 Smash

Neil Diamond's 'Red, Red Wine' entered the Hot 100 on April 13, 1968, but its potential wasn't realized until UB40's smash hit 1980s version.

by: Patch

Scrape For The Grape Volunteers Fight Invasive Insect Threatening NoVA Wine Industry

Scrape for the Grape volunteers likely removed millions of spotted lanternfly eggs to reduce the insect's impact on VA wine and agriculture.

by: WJZY

How could an artificial food dye ban be enforced?

Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes explains what the reversal and ban could mean for consumers.

by: MLB

Cardinals to host 'Home Run Against Hunger' food drive on May 4

ST. LOUIS, Mo., April 29, 2025 -- The St. Louis Cardinals are teaming up with Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance and Feeding Missouri to host the 10th annual Home Run Against Hunger Food Drive before the Cardinals take on the New York Mets on Sunday, May 4, from 10:30 AM—1:30 PM

by: WAVY

Chesapeake special education students to hold food drive

CHESAPEAKE, Va. (WAVY) — Special education students in Chesapeake Public Schools are hard at work on a project that will help feed those in need, but they need your help to make the event a success. Over the last five years, students of Southeastern Cooperative Education Programs, also known as SECEP, have worked hard to […]

by: CNET

Here's What All Those Fancy Words on Your Wine Label Really Mean

If you're new to drinking wine or simply can't decipher what those frilly words on the label mean, here's a quick guide to explaining everything.

by: Forbes

Wine Tasting On The Island Of Mallorca In Spain

Mallorca, a sun-drenched Spanish island in the Mediterranean, has been producing wine for 2,000 years. Now they have over 100 wineries making wine from native grapes.

by: BBC

Food by candlelight and no showers at Madrid Open

Food by candlelight and being rescued from a lift - how the Spanish national power cut impacted the Madrid Open.

by: ABC

Federal cuts gut food banks as they face record demand

Food banks nationwide are being pinched by record demand, high food prices and hundreds of millions of dollars in federal budget cuts.

by: Chowhound

18 Fast Food Restaurants That Offer Senior Discounts

Fast food restaurants offer a speedy way to grab a bite on the go. If you're of a certain age, you can also quell your cravings for less with a senior discount.

by: SheKnows

Pierce Brosnan's Wife Looked Back at Their Red Carpet Debut Together & They're Aging Like Fine Wine

These days, we love to keep track of all the celebrity couples who make their red carpet debut. After all, not only is it a moment to see a couple together for the first time, but it's also a major relationship milestone for the couple. In fact, Pierce Brosnan's wife Keely Shaye just recently looked …

by: CNN

Why translating Chinese food names into English is an 'an impossible task' | CNN

Foreign travelers visiting China will inevitably encounter amusing translations on English restaurant menus during their journeys. So why is it so darn tricky to translate Chinese dish names into English? We asked the experts.
Mon, April 28, 2025

by: Salon

Republicans' new food aid plan: States pay more, families get less

From slashed budgets to soda bans, a new GOP SNAP plan could leave millions hungry

by: People

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Preventable Deaths, According to New Study

With "each 10% increase in UPF contribution to total energy intake, there is a corresponding 2.7% rise in the risk of all-cause mortality," the study says

by: Delish

The Most Unhealthy Fast Food Burger In America Is Not What I Expected

According to a recent study, Five Guys has the most unhealthy burger in the country, as well as the worst fries.

by: Healthline

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Over 124,000 Premature Deaths in U.S.

Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are driving rising rates of preventable deaths, a global study reports. For every 10% increase in ultra-processed food consumption, the risk of all-cause mortality rises by 2.7%. UPF intake has been linked to multiple adverse physical and mental health outcomes.

by: Patch

Best Mother's Day Brunch Options In Temecula Valley Wine Country: 2025

Reservations are still available at many of these Temecula Valley Wine Country restaurants open for brunch, lunch or dinner.

by: Variety

Last-Minute Gifts Delivered in Time for Mother's Day: From Wine Subscriptions to Spa Appointments

If you have a tendency to leave shopping to the very last second, you're certainly not alone. While there's still ample time to procure the perfect gift, if you do procrastinate this year, you've still got plenty of options that you can order and send instantly online — but will actually look like you didn't …

by: WGAL

Every bite of ultraprocessed food will increase your chance of an early death, major new study says

As you add more ultraprocessed foods to your diet, your risk of a premature death from any cause rises.

by: PBS

PBS39 News Reports | FOOD PREP | Season 2019

A Penn State LV psychology professor is studying the preparation of food and cooking.

by: Chowhound

13 Foods You Should Be Wrapping Your Asparagus With

Most wrapped-asparagus dishes are easy to make and even easier to eat. Here's a look at 13 of the best foods you should be wrapping your asparagus with.

by: PetHelpful

Giant Maine Coon Cat Opening Fridge Like a Human Is a Legit Food Inspector

This nosey cat thinks the whole fridge of food is for him!

by: MassLive

Westfield Food Pantry's food truck reopens for a fifth season of community service

WESTFIELD — The Westfield Food Pantry food truck relaunched its services for a fifth season on April 24. The organization is now set to serve meals weekly on Mondays and Thursdays from 12:15-12:45 p.m. outside the First Congregational Church of Westfield throughout the summer.

by: BBC

Scotland's papers: GPs strike warning and processed food fears

A dispute between doctors and the Scottish government and an unhealthy diet warning make the papers.

by: CNN

Your chance of an early death rises with every bite of ultraprocessed food, study says | CNN

Eating just 10% more ultraprocessed food ups your risk of premature death from any cause by nearly 3%, a new study says.

by: WMUR

NH Food Bank sees price increases from distributors as overseas tariffs take effect

The New Hampshire Food Bank is closely watching Washington, D.C., and waiting to see the Trump administration's next move regarding overseas tariffs.

by: Forbes

The 7 Best Dry Dog Foods, According To Veterinarians

The best dry dog foods are nutritionally balanced with quality ingredients. To weed out the junk, we tapped holistic veterinarians for their advice and recommendations.

by: AFP

'Hunger breaks everything': desperate Gazans scramble for food

At the break of dawn, 10-year-old Youssef al-Najjar races barefoot, clutching a battered pot, to a community kitchen in Gaza City, only to find hundreds of others already queueing.For that, each morning, he races to the community kitchen.

by: WHTM

Changes coming to Harrisburg International Airport with renovations, new food options

(WTHM) - Harrisburg International Airport will undergo several renovation projects over the next several months. On Tuesday, the airport announced that an automated exit lane, new jet bridges, new restrooms, new escalators, a refurbished parking garage, new and refurbished food options, and new crosswalks will be coming. The one-way automated exit lane will be installed […]
Sun, April 27, 2025

by: AZFamily

Food and beverage recalls in April so far

It probably seems like, every day, you're reading a new headline about a recalled food item, like onions on McDonald's hamburgers, baby carrots, and Boar's Head cold cuts.

by: Today

US FDA suspends food safety quality checks after staff cuts

The impacted program is responsible for testing pathogens and contaminants in food.

by: Forbes

Food Truck Alley Highlights New Additions To American Family Field

Local food trucks, an expanded team store and a streamlined entry process are among the new additions to American Family Field in 2025.

by: Newsweek

Texas wine is soaring in popularity

The Texan wine industry has grown dramatically over the past few decades, with one vineyard owner telling Newsweek the state will be the next California.

by: BBC

Trust shortlisted for food waste initiative award

Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust is shortlisted for the national award from Letsrecycle.com.

How bugs and beet juice could play roles in the race to replace artificial dyes in food

Last week, U.S. health officials announced plans to persuade food companies to voluntarily eliminate petroleum-based artificial dyes by the end of 2026.

Beet juice, derived from the common beetroot, is being explored as a natural alternative to artificial food dyes due to its vibrant red color. Researchers at the University of California, Davis, have found that the pigment in beet juice, known as betalains, can be used to color a variety of food products, including yogurt, ice cream, and baked goods. This shift towards natural dyes is driven by increasing consumer demand for clean-label products and concerns over the potential health risks associated with synthetic dyes. The use of beet juice as a food colorant not only offers a healthier option but also supports sustainable agricultural practices, as beets are a widely cultivated crop.

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