• Tue, May 6, 2025

by: Newsweek

Want to "age better"? Eat these foods

Shelley Balls, a registered dietitian nutritionist, told Newsweek that berries "are packed with flavonoids."

by: KTSM

New Mexico seeks chefs to serve as ambassadors for state's food, products

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The State of New Mexico is looking for a couple of chefs to represent the state, its agriculture products and the state's food culture. The New Mexico Department of Agriculture is accepting applications for its New Mexico-Taste the Tradition Chef Ambassador Program. The deadline to apply is Friday, June 20. […]

by: Chowhound

What The Cloudy Bits In Red Wine Vinegar Actually Are

Ever notice a wobbly, gelatinous substance floating in your red wine vinegar? Fret not; it's not what you think it is. Here's what that substance really is.

by: Oregonian

Amiti brings a Hebrew word to life with its excellent new wines: Winery spotlight

You need to make friends with Amiti, stat.

by: People

Everywhere Nurses Can Get Free Food and Discounts for National Nurse's Week

Several restaurants are offering sweet deals for working nurses from May 6 to May 12

by: wtvr

2025 Virginia Serbian Food & Wine Festival

Watch Virginia This Morning each weekday from 9 to 10 a.m. Find the show on Facebook and Instagram at @VirginiaThisMorning.

by: Forbes

These New Zealand Hotels Are Taking Food Sustainability To The Next Level

Everything to know about the three Relais & Châteaux properties that are paving the way when it comes to food sustainability.

by: Patch

Burglars Make Off With Hundreds Of Dollars Worth Of Alcohol At Maple Lake Wine And Spirits

Palos Hills police said the front door was completely smashed before the burglars made entry.

by: STAT

5 food experts making sense of MAHA's vision for a new way of eating

Here are five experts to follow to get a handle on what MAHA's food moves really mean for the future of health.

by: Forbes

Mother's Day Gift Guide 2025: The Best 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

Food & Drug Administration (FDA) Job Cuts Spark Food Safety Debate

There's a debate as to whether these layoffs will impact bureaucracy or cut the agency to the bone, potentially exposing our nation's food supply to more safety risks.
  • Wed, May 7, 2025

by: Chowhound

10 Best Foods To Smother With Ranch

On the fence about ranch dressing? This distinctly American condiment can elevate and complement many of the greasiest, crispiest favorites on the snack table.

by: ESPN

Yanks' Bellinger misses loss with food poisoning

Yankees outfielder Cody Bellinger was scratched from Tuesday's lineup against the Tigers because of food poisoning, a game New York lost 5-0.

by: WSAZ

Flower & Food Festival at Dollywood

The Flower & Food Festival at Dollywood runs through June 8.

by: KTVU

San Francisco-based food company bringing pork alternative to stores

A San Francisco-based food company is the first in the nation to bring its cell-cultivated pork to grocery stores this year. KTVU got an inside look—and a taste test—at the company's kitchen.

by: GOBankingRates

7 Canned Foods Frugal People Always Put in Their Grocery Cart

In the quest for frugal living, your non-perishable pantry is your best financial ally. Canned foods, often overlooked, are the unsung heroes of budget-friendly and nutritious meals and should be on...

by: WFXT

'Wasting good food': Advocates push for simpler food date labels to help people save on groceries

Buying groceries takes a big bite -- a really big bite -- out of a family's budget today.

by: Mashed

This Mountain City Is A Hidden Gem For Food Enthusiasts In Washington

From lush orchards to unique restaurants and coffee shops, this small mountain city in Washington state is a haven for foodies of all stripes.

by: NDTV

Peanut Butter & Other Foods That Are Healthier When Made From Scratch

In this article, we share a list of foods you should make from scratch for better health.

by: Lifehacker

'Milk Street Backroads Italy' Makes Italian Food New Again

I reviewed Milk Street Backroads Italy for my cookbook of the week. This latest volume from Milk Street has done something unexpected—it's made Italian food new for me again.

by: BBC

Hereford's historic May Fair interrupted by fire at food stall

Firefighters are called to Hereford city centre after a fire breaks out at a food stall, crews say.

by: purewow

The 12 Best Fast Food Chicken Sandwiches, Ranked and Reviewed by a Food Editor

Remember the chicken sandwich wars? After Popeye's added what turned out to be a cult-favorite fried chicken sandwich to its menu in 2019, more than 20 American fast food brands (including McDonald's, Taco Bell and Shake Shack) followed suit over the next two years. Six years in—and to no one's surprise—people have big feelings about which one reigns supreme. Being a drive-thru regular myself, I set out to find the best fast chicken sandwich overall by tasting 14 different handhelds from 12

by: Forbes

A First-Timer's Guide To Wine Tasting In Napa Valley

Let's be real—wine tasting in Napa can be overwhelming if you don't know what to expect.

by: wjla

Sip, Savor & Celebrate: Food & Wine Festival at Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The flavors of the world are on full display at Busch Gardens Williamsburg's Food & Wine Festival!

by: OPB

How to forage for food on the Oregon coast

Finding food along the Oregon coast is surprisingly simple if you know where to look.

by: CNET

Keep Your Gut Healthy With These 12 Probiotic Foods

Support your gut without a supplement with these probiotic-rich foods.

by: AZFamily

New data examines immigrants' role in U.S. food supply

New data is providing insight into the role immigrants play in our nation's food supply chain. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman speaks with experts from the Migration Policy Institute about how immigration affects food production and availability.

by: CNN

Ultraprocessed food linked to early signs of Parkinson's disease, study says | CNN

Eating about a dozen servings of ultraprocessed food each day could more than double your risk of developing Parkinson's disease, according to a new study.

by: WBRE

Greek Food Festival kicks off in Wilkes-Barre

WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A tasty tradition returned in Luzerne County, bringing Greek cuisine and community spirit. The Wilkes-Barre Greek Food Festival kicked off on Wednesday at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church on East Ross Street. People can savor classic dishes like gyros, stuffed grape leaves, an array of sweet pastries, and so much […]

by: WGAL

Thousands of farm birds rescued after days in truck with no food, water

The young birds came from at least three hatcheries in Lancaster County and were supposed to be shipped to different parts of the country.

by: WESH

Lake Cares food pantry more than triples its size with new facility

The $8 million, 22,000 sq. ft. facility is a major upgrade for a Lake County food pantry that said it served 1.6 million meals last year.

by: NDTV

Airline Faces Backlash After Serving White Wine To 3-Year-Old In Business Class

Cathay Pacific has confirmed the error and offered compensation, including a ticket refund, upgrade vouchers, and coverage of medical expenses.

by: CNN

Most Americans say higher food prices are keeping them from eating healthy, new survey says

Americans from all walks of life say they are struggling to eat healthy due to rising food prices, a new survey found.

by: Forbes

An Industry Initiative Seeking Strategies To Reduce Food Waste

Food retailers and suppliers have organized a public/private effort to minimize food waste. An example project is based on employee brainstorming

by: CNET

Best Food Processors of 2025: KitchenAid, Cuisinart and More

We put top food processors to the test to find out which models are worthy of your kitchen.

by: Forbes

Napa Valley's High Quality And Age Worthy Wines Highlighted At Historical Burgess Tasting

One of the markers of a true high-quality wine is the ability to age well over the decades. Napa Valley winery, Burgess, illustrates this with age-worthy wines.

by: NDTV

This Special Fountain In Italy Flows With Red Wine, And It's Free

A proper dream for wine lovers, this unusual fountain in Italys Abruzzo region serves free red wine to travellers and pilgrims without charging a single euro.
  • Thu, May 8, 2025

by: WJHG

Donate your non-perishable food for Letter Carriers' Food Drive

On Saturday, May 10th, the Letter Carriers' Food Drive goes live nationwide. Leave non-perishable food in or near your mailbox and your local letter carrier will pick it up.

by: Quartz

6 fast food chains rolling out frozen drinks for summer

May brings Memorial Day weekend and the unofficial start of summer, as colleges hold final exams and students begin to decamp for home. The thermometer also begins to creep upward, and what better way to beat the heat than with a frozen, frosty drink?

by: BBC

Food waste collections could be rolled out in city

Collections could start from September if plans are approved by the council's cabinet.

by: wjbq

Your New Wednesday Tradition: Westbrook's Food Truck Festival

HOW DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS UNTIL NOW?!

by: AeroTime

Cathay Pacific serves wine to 3-year-old in business class - AeroTime

Cathay Pacific issues apology after a flight attendant accidentally served white wine to a three-year-old traveling in business class

by: Medscape

Ultraprocessed Foods Tied to Early Signs of Parkinson's

High vs low consumption of ultraprocessed foods is associated with a twofold higher risk for early signs of Parkinson's disease, new research shows.

by: CNET

These Mood-Boosting Foods Are Basically Therapy on a Plate

Who knew your grocery list could double as a mood enhancer?

by: AllHipHop

N.O.R.E. Accuses Karen Employee Of Trying To Get Him Killed Over Wine

N.O.R.E. accused a Houston restaurant staffer of endangering his life and calling the police over a bottle of wine in what he described as a racist

by: Newsweek

Eat this fruit during pregnancy to lower baby's food allergy risk

The secret to lowering your baby's food allergy risk could be already in your kitchen.

by: Forbes

Rare In New York, Authentic Spanish Food--and Flamenco--Is The Draw At Socarrat

Socarrat is named for the crusted bottom layer of the paella from Vale nice.

by: LancasterOnline

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Food & Drug Administration (FDA) Job Cuts Spark Food Safety Debate

There's a debate as to whether these layoffs will impact bureaucracy or cut the agency to the bone, potentially exposing our nation's food supply to more safety risks.
The article from Forbes, published on May 6, 2025, discusses the recent job cuts at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and their potential impact on food safety. The FDA has reduced its workforce by 10%, leading to concerns among food safety experts and consumer advocacy groups about the agency's ability to effectively monitor and regulate food products. The cuts primarily affect the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, which is responsible for ensuring the safety of 80% of the U.S. food supply. Critics argue that these reductions could lead to increased risks of foodborne illnesses and contamination, while the FDA maintains that it is streamlining operations to improve efficiency. The debate has sparked calls for increased funding and resources to maintain robust food safety standards.

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https://www.forbes.com/sites/louisbiscotti/2025/05/06/fda-job-cuts-spark-food-safety-debate/

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