• Sun, May 4, 2025

by: WeHaveKids

Toast to Your Heart: Study Reveals Champagne Beats Red Wine for Cardiac Protection

New research finds white wine and champagne may help prevent sudden cardiac arrest more than red varieties

by: Albuquerque Journal, N.M.

Over 300 pounds of food donated during car meet fundraiser for local food pantry

Apr. 13—Albuquerque resident Rick Gutierrez brought his 1958 Chevrolet Apache and 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS to the U.S. Eagle Federal Credit Union parking lot off Coors Sunday for a cause. He was one of dozens of people who showcased vibrant cars at the credit union on Sunday during a fundraiser for the Rio Grande Food Project. "I like to help anybody," Gutierrez said. A couple hours later, ...

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.
  • Mon, May 5, 2025

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: 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 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: thecooldown

Disturbing new study reveals airborne threat impacting food chain: 'Can be directly consumed by humans'

"This should not be neglected."

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: 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: 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: The New York Times

No Corrections: May 5, 2025

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

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: Eater

Every Food Collab Now Is Completely Bonkers

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

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: 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: 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: 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: 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: ThePrint

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

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by: BBC

Food pantry finds strong community response

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

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: 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: CNET

Keep These 7 Foods Off Your Grill

Time to fire up the old grill -- just don't do it with these foods.

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: MLive

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

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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: 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: KTVI

Food writers say this is the best Mexican restaurant in Missouri

Just in time for Cinco de Mayo on Monday, food writers at Love Food have crowned one Mexican restaurant chain in Missouri as the best in the Show Me State.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Soup kitchen helps more people with new food truck | Season 2021

The pandemic made clear all the challenges the state faces in tackling food insecurity.

by: Delish

8 Chefs Who Walked Away From Their Food Network Careers

From Emeril Lagasse to Giada De Laurentiis, these celebrity chefs left long-standing careers at The Food Network for new ventures—here's why.

by: Forbes

Mother's Day Gift Guide: Women-Made Wines

Most of my mom friends appreciate a gift of wine, and many of them also like to support other women.

by: Forbes

French-American Winery Collaboration Taps Into Dessert Wine Market

The new release—a partnership with Château Guiraud—revives Jordan Winery's dessert wine tradition that briefly existed in the early 1980s.

by: CNET

The Mediterranean Diet: Benefits, Foods You Can Eat and Meal Ideas

The Mediterranean diet has been named the healthiest diet for eight years running, thanks to its heart and bone health benefits.

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: 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: 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.

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: Forbes

Red Wine Is The Ultimate Pairing For Dim Sum

When reaching for a glass of wine to pair with anything spicy, I've always been one to reach for a Riesling first. But, red wine shouldn't be off the table.

by: Forbes

A Trail For Cyclists And Walkers Quietly Redefines Wine Country Travel In Napa Valley

The Napa Valley Vine Trail is slowly reorienting how visitors and residents experience California's most famous and prestigious wine region.

by: Forbes

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

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  • Tue, May 6, 2025

by: fox6now

Milwaukee fight, chase near 38th and Walnut; multiple arrests made

Police said family members tried to stop the suspects from being taken into custody.

by: WTKR

Food Network's 'The Great Food Truck Race' stops in Newport News

The city of Newport News says the popular Food Network show "The Great Food Truck Race" is filming at Victory Landing Park on Tuesday afternoon.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Shortage of baby formula is hitting food pantries | Season 2022

'Every young mom that comes asking for it is extremely disappointed when we don't have it'

by: Politico

Trump says the US will help 'get some food' to Gaza but blames conditions on Hamas

The president's remarks came as Israel launches a plan to seize control of food and aid centers.

by: Reuters

Hamas executes looters in Gaza as food crisis worsens under Israeli blockade

Hamas has executed a number of alleged looters after several incidents in which heavily armed gangs attacked food stores and community kitchens in the Gaza Strip this week, sources close to the Palestinian militant group said. Hamas officials have accused some of the looters of working in collaboration with Israel, which has sealed off aid from entering Gaza for the past two months. Israel has not commented on the allegation.

by: MassLive

In new budget, Mass. Senate Democrats to propose $25M for healthy food program

Lawmakers seek to restore funding for healthy eating program as more families struggle to put food on the table.

by: Patch

CA's 2025 Best Wines And Winery Of The Year Named By California State Fair

An up-and-coming winery and resort was named the Golden State Winery of the Year for 2025.

by: Forbes

Celebrate 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.

Toast to Your Heart: Study Reveals Champagne Beats Red Wine for Cardiac Protection

New research finds white wine and champagne may help prevent sudden cardiac arrest more than red varieties
A study from the University of Reading in the UK has found that toasting with champagne can benefit heart health due to the presence of polyphenols, which are antioxidants that help reduce inflammation and improve blood circulation. The research, published in the journal Antioxidants, showed that champagne contains higher levels of these beneficial compounds compared to white wine, and the act of toasting can increase the release of these polyphenols. The study suggests that moderate consumption of champagne could be part of a healthy lifestyle, potentially reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases.

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