Mon, May 5, 2025

by: Mashed

This Florida Island Has A Vibrant Food Scene

Between its cool beaches and dining hot spots, Florida is a veritable foodie magnet. No wonder this island's food scene is among its most attractive features!

by: WHIO

Food pantry closed after car crashes into building

The crash occurred around 12:18 p.m. at With God's Grace on Springfield Street in Dayton.

by: MLive

Traverse City Uncorked: Wine cellar tours, Happy Hour hike in a vineyard

Traverse City Uncorked offers special savings and perks at your favorite Up North wine stops, as well as some cool events happening through May 10.

by: WJHG

Leave food near your mailbox for Letter Carriers Food Drive

Looking to donate your extra food? Leave it near your mailbox this Saturday and a Letter Carrier will swing by and scoop it up.

by: Reuters

Tyson Foods reformulates food products to eliminate synthetic dyes, CEO says

Tyson Foods has been "proactively reformulating" food products containing petroleum-based synthetic dyes and plans to finish work to eliminate them from its production process by the end of May, CEO Donnie King said on Monday. Most of the meat company's retail-branded products, including Tyson chicken nuggets, do not contain those types of dyes, King said on an earnings call. U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and FDA Commissioner Marty Makary said last month that the agency plans to remove synthetic dyes from the U.S. supply by revoking authorizations of some and working with the industry to voluntarily remove others.

by: Today

What to know TODAY: Live updates from the Met Gala, Cinco de Mayo deals

Follow all the viral moments and iconic fashion from the 2025 Met Gala tonight on our live blog. Plus, six fruits with more vitamin C than an orange, and restaurant deals for Cinco de Mayo.

by: OPB

Israel plans new control of food and supplies in Gaza

The United Nations and major groups currently running aid operations in Gaza, briefed by Israel on the plans, said they would not cooperate with the plans.

by: Investopedia

A Cautious Wendy's Upgrade Is The Latest Sign of Concern for Fast-Food Stocks

Wendy's stock got an upgrade from JPMorgan analysts on Monday, but it came with a lowered price target as analysts are staying cautious on an uncertain fast-food industry.

by: Food Republic

10 Cruise Lines With Food That's Actually Worth Eating

When going on a cruise, you want to make sure the food you're eating onboard is worth your while, since it's all you've got to eat except on port days.

by: Eater

Every Food Collab Now Is Completely Bonkers

Brand collaborations barely make sense anymore. That's kind of what they're going for.

by: Hartford Courant

What's cooking in that one pot? For these moms, it's a new food world

How do you prepare easy and affordable healthy meals in a community that can be considered a food desert?

by: The New York Times

No Corrections: May 5, 2025

No corrections appeared in print on Monday, May 5, 2025.

by: The Daily Telegraph

UK 'flooded' with fake wine

The UK market is being flooded with convincing knock-offs of popular wines, says a leading fraud expert.

by: Tasting Table

Level Up Your Red Wine Sauce With These 12 Secret Weapon Ingredients

Cooking with red wine is a great way to elevate a dish. When you're making a red wine sauce, add these chef-approved ingredients to kick it up another notch.

by: Quad-City Times

New wine and spirits shop, arts and crafts store and other Quad-Cities business news

A new wine and spirits shop, arts and crafts store, food truck, farm stand and other business news in the Quad-Cities.

by: thecooldown

New report reveals concerning trend affecting food supply: 'A daunting operating landscape'

These compounding issues aren't just bad news for farmers and consumers.

by: MassLive

Wine Press: Rediscovering the joy of wine after an unexpected break

Following an unexpected medical emergency earlier this year, columnist Ken Ross learned to love wine again.

by: Cleveland.com

Reacting to the Cavs' first playoff loss of the year in Game 1 against the Pacers: Wine and Gold Talk podcast

This episode of the Wine and Gold Talk podcast focuses on the necessary adjustments the Cavs need to make after their Game 1 loss.

by: ThePrint

Stability has returned to Murshidabad; have no clue about Guv's report to MHA: Mamata

Kolkata, May 5 (PTI) Stating that the situation in violence-hit Murshidabad has stabilised, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday said she has no knowledge of Governor CV Ananda Bose's report on the riots to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), nor of his mention of the possible implementation of Article 356 in the […]

by: Forbes

CELEBRATING MOTHER'S DAY BY PAIRING 10 ITALIAN WINES WITH 10 RECIPES

Each of us should express gratitude and love to our mother every day, but there is one day we can do something truly special for her: Mother's Day.

by: BBC

Bloxwich food pantry finds strong community response

Organisers of the new community pantry in Bloxwich say they are seeing high demand for it.

by: The News-Gazette

A case for community newspapers

Lamont Leader Publisher Edgar Tennis and his wife, Carrie, look on as Louise Stanley, an Upper Iowa University sophomore, shows …

by: CNET

Want Real Gains? These Are the Only 8 Foods You Need

Crushing your workout? Don't let a bad meal plan undo it.

by: People

10 Unique State Foods Worth the Detour on Any Road Trip

From Delaware's vinegar fries to Cincinnati's unique chili to Idaho's ice cream potato, you have to sample these at least once

by: The Mirror

Gary Barlow juggles Take That tour with wine tasting for ITV travel show

From wine tasting with a pop star to trying out trends with an EastEnder, the celebs have us covered, as our TV columnist Sara Wallis picks the best telly to watch tonight

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Barriers remain for those needing food assistance | Season 2021

Across NJ a staggering number of residents are still struggling to put food on the table.
Sun, May 4, 2025

by: WAVY

Two people hospitalized in Edenton Food Lion shooting

Two people have been taken to the hospital following a shooting at an Edenton Food Lion on Sunday evening.

by: NBC Chicago

28 best food deals this week, from Subway to Taco Bell

As the cost of living continues to rise, restaurants are pulling out all the stops to lure consumers in and that means there are plenty of discounts to be found.

by: Robb Report

How a Trade War Could Lead to a Secondary Wine Market Boom

One of the few slices of the secondary market finding a silver lining with the potential trade war is the secondary market that is heating up.

by: WGAL

Giant Food Store is experiencing payment limitations

Customers at local Giant Food Stores have reported that they are currently unable to use credit cards to pay for groceries.

by: TechRadar

I tried cutting down food waste with an app and this is how it went

Homescreen Heroes: Too Good To Go saves good food from going to waste

by: WFMZ-TV

New restaurant to serve 'comfort food with a Cajun twist' in downtown Bethlehem

A tasty new dining option will soon be spicing up historic Bethlehem's Main Street.

by: Foodie

The Fast Food Chains That Use Fresh Never Frozen Burgers

There are several fast food chains that never use frozen burgers -- they're always fresh and ready to deliver excellent quality to customers. Here's the lineup.

by: Food & Wine

SharkNinja Recalls More Than 2 Million Pressure Cookers Due to Serious Burn Injuries

SharkNinja recalled 2,030,640 of its Ninja Foodi pressure cookers due to serious safety concerns. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says more than 100 people were injured, with some suffering third-degree burns.

by: Mashed

What Sam's Club Does With Its Leftover Food Supply

Food waste can be a huge detriment to the environment. So, consumers concerned about sustainability may want to know how Sam's Club handles unused groceries.

by: WGNO

'Nearing a crisis point,' Second Harvest calls for food donations in wake of shortage

Officials with Second Harvest are asking for community donations as they face the challenge of a possible food shortage.

by: BBC

Australian food author says influencer copied her recipes

The founder of the popular RecipeTin Eats website says an influencer copied two of her recipes.

by: Chowhound

16 Classy Cocktails Featuring Wine

These classy wine cocktails blend elegance and flavor - perfect for parties, date nights, or relaxing evenings with a sophisticated twist.

by: Townhall

Democratic Rep. Introduces Articles of Impeachment Against Trump

by: Forbes

A Starter Guide To Wine Tasting In The Finger Lakes Of Upstate New York

An travel guide to the most popular varietals and getting around the Finger Lakes, New York's largest and most prestigious wine region.

by: AZFamily

Arizona school leaders praise new restriction on ultra-processed foods

Arizona state schools chief Tom Horne, praised the signing of a new bill that bans ultra-processed foods in schools.

by: Fortune

Ultra-processed foods are driving premature deaths. Here are the 4 common culprits

The news about ultra-processed foods continues to show its potential harms—including early death.

by: Newsweek

Cardiologist shares the 10 foods he would never eat

by: montanarightnow

Police reports: Break-up advice, witchcraft and slashed tires

Bozeman Police Department reports for Monday included:

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Demand continues to grow at food pantries | Season 2022

Many families are seeking help for the first time as the cost of food rises

by: Reuters

World food prices increase in April, UN's FAO says

Global food commodity prices increased in April, driven by higher cereal, meat and dairy product prices that outweighed falls in sugar and vegetable oils, the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization said on Friday. The FAO Food Price Index, which tracks monthly changes in a basket of internationally traded food commodities, averaged 128.3 points in April, up 1% versus the March estimate of 127.1 points. The April reading was also 7.6% higher than the same month a year ago but 19.9% below a March 2022 peak reached following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Giant Food Store is experiencing payment limitations

Customers at local Giant Food Stores have reported that they are currently unable to use credit cards to pay for groceries.

At a Giant Food Store in Pennsylvania, customers experienced issues with credit card payments due to a faulty credit card machine, leading to long lines and delays. The problem, which occurred on a busy Saturday, was resolved by the store's IT team after about an hour, allowing customers to resume using their credit cards. During the outage, the store accepted cash and debit card payments as alternatives. The incident caused frustration among shoppers, some of whom left without completing their purchases.

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