• Mon, May 12, 2025

by: WTWO Terre Haute

Food inspections: May 5-11

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)— Here are the food inspections for the last week in Terre Haute, courtesy of the Vigo County Health Department. Establishments listed are in Compliance Babo's, 2918 Wabash Ave. Franklin Elementary, 1600 Dr. Iverson C. Bell Lane Vigo County Head Start, 489 2nd Ave. Establishments listed are out of Compliance Corsair Cafe, […]

by: Reuters

US House looks to hike work requirements for food aid

U.S. House lawmakers on Monday laid out a plan to increase work requirements for some recipients of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program food aid benefits, and to eventually require states to share more of the cost of the program, according to the farm committee bill text. The House Agriculture Committee proposal would also restrict future increases to SNAP benefits that outpace inflation and would narrow the ability of states to waive work requirements during periods of high unemployment. The proposal advances the committee's efforts to achieve $230 billion in savings, part of the Republican plan to pass a sweeping budget package in line with President Donald Trump's agenda.

by: Tasting Table

This Is The Best Prepared Soup At Whole Foods

While you can't go wrong with any Whole Foods soup, especially on a cold day, Tasting Table ranked one particularly warming option as the absolute best.

by: The News-Gazette

Iowa House passes bill updating grain indemnity program, which grew out of the farm crisis

Representatives send IDALS policy bill to governor

by: WJZY

Publix recalls baby food for potential lead contamination

Publix is voluntarily recalling a specific flavor of GreenWise baby food packets due to a potential lead contamination.

by: WETM Elmira

Become a food preservation pro with CCE Chemung in June

PINE CITY, N.Y. (WETM) — Have you ever wanted to feel more confident preserving your food at home? Want to help others learn how to safely can, pickle, and dehydrate fresh produce? Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chemung County (CCE Chemung) is offering an opportunity in June where people can become a certified "Master Food Preserver." […]

by: The New York Times

In Trump Tax Package, Republicans Target SNAP Food Program

Limiting funding for SNAP could help defray the costs of President Trump's tax plans, but could result in millions of low-income families losing access to aid.

by: KSNF Joplin

Development begins on new location for popular fast food chain

Excitement is gaining momentum in southwest Missouri as a new location for a popular fast food chain begins to take shape.

by: cleanplates

Why Purple Foods Are So Good for You, According to Science

You've seen them in smoothies, salads, and grain bowls—those vibrant purple fruits and veggies that seem to pop off the plate. But they're more than just pretty. Purple foods are rich in a powerful group of antioxidants called anthocyanins, and they come with a long list of health benefits. What Are Anthocyanins? Anthocyanins are natural… The post Why Purple Are So Good for You, According to Science appeared first on Clean Plates.

by: WAVY

Food insecurity expanding to wage earners, local Foodbank weighs in

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) - The war against hunger has a new fight, as the increasing cost of imported food is severely impacting food insecure populations and those who work to meet the needs of thousands without adequate meals. The tariffs are affecting both domestic and international shipments for foodbanks nationwide.The U.S. actually imports 16% of its […]

by: WDTN Dayton

'Stamp Out Hunger' food drive Saturday to benefit Foodbank

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Miami Valley postal workers will be carrying more than letters on their routes Saturday. The National Association of Letter Carriers is hosting its 32nd annual "Stamp Out Hunger" food driver. To take part, all you have to do is leave non-perishable food donations in a bag next to your mailbox. All […]

by: Conde Nast Traveler

The Best Time to Visit Sonoma County, Whether You Love Wine or Not

When to go, how long to stay, and a bit of what to do in Sonoma—even if you're not drinking.

by: The New York Times

The F.D.A. Has Approved Three 'Natural' Food Colorings

Here is what we know about their safety and how they'll be used.
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by: Orange County Register

Anaheim briefs: Experience Greek culture, food and fun

Andrea Manes shares with her neighbors events and news about the Anaheim community.

by: The New Zealand Herald

Where do you find New Zealand's best wine regions? A journey through NZ's iconic landscapes

From historic locations to cool temperatures, this guide summarises the best of NZ's wine.

by: WGN Chicago

Chi Food Truck Fest in Daley Plaza to return for 10th season

The 2025 Chi Food Truck Fest begins Friday, May 16.

by: Chicago Sun-Times

Ray Capitanini, wine maestro of Italian Village in the Loop, has died at 89

The table-hopping maitre d' at Chicago's oldest Italian restaurant schmoozed with patrons including Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand and Luciano Pavarotti.

by: KSAZ

Arrests made in murder of Phoenix food truck vendor: PD

Phoenix Police say three people are in custody in connection with a fight that resulted in the death of food vendor, Heriberto Acosta, over a year ago.

by: Food & Wine

Every State's Big Mac Price, From the Best Bargains to the Biggest Splurges

The average Big Mac price has soared 141% in five years, and it's hitting wallets hard. A new report analyzed prices across more than 130 cities and compared them to local wages. Some places charge more than $7,

by: Quartz

Weight loss drugs are squeezing the food industry

The revolutionary GLP-1 class of weight loss drugs are racking up blockbuster sales at a pace rarely seen in the pharmaceutical industry. But the pharma industry's gain is the food industry's loss.

by: Daily Meal

Chipotle Vs Qdoba: Which Is The Better Mexican Food Chain?

Chipotle and Qdoba are solid Mexican restaurant chains, but if you can only choose one, which should you head to? We put them head-to-head to find out.

by: BBC

Girl and grandad reach food photography finals

Hollie and Harry from Caerphilly started taking pictures together every Sunday two years ago.

by: Philadelphia Inquirer

Weed instead of wine? What Pa.'s state-run weed stores could look like if recreational cannabis is legalized

A new bill proposes selling recreational cannabis through Pennsylvania's state-run liquor system. It's unlikely to pass — but here's what that could actually look like.

by: Chicago Tribune

Quiet influence, loud wines: Inside RieslingKenner's mission to bring German wine to Chicago

Two Chicago-based wine obsessives — neither from the wine or hospitality industry — are on a mission to make America fall for German wine.

by: Cleveland.com

2 wine dinners planned at Ritz-Carlton this summer

A pair of dinners at the downtown Cleveland hotel will feature Spanish and Italian wines.

by: Fox 11 News

Local food pantry in Menasha uses Flex Farms to boost fresh food access in Fox Valley

MENASHA (WLUK) -- A local food pantry is making a difference in the Fox Valley.St. Joseph's Food Program in Menasha uses hydropoonic

by: The Baltimore Sun

Wine, etc.: It might be time to take notice of sauvignon blancs | COMMENTARY

It might be time to take notice of sauvignon blancs

by: Boston.com

Where to find the best Indian food in Greater Boston

In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, readers shared their favorite Indian restaurants around Greater Boston.

by: Reuters

China asks food delivery giants to compete fairly

Chinese authorities held meetings with the country's food delivery service providers including JD.com, Meituan and Alibaba's Ele.me to discuss competition in the sector, the country's market regulator said on Tuesday. The companies were asked to abide by laws and regulations, compete fairly and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, business operators and delivery workers, the regulator's statement showed.

by: Buffalo News

This week in Buffalo food: Afghani immigrant cooks traditional food in Amherst

Afghani immigrant Shah Khuramzai opened a new sit-down and takeout restaurant, Shah's Food Afghan Restaurant in Amherst. The menu centers around mild chicken and lamb, cooked with few spices.

by: Semafor

New York court hears challenge to Trump tariffs

A three-judge panel on an obscure court in Manhattan on Tuesday hears a challenge from small businesses to the sweeping levies announced in April.

by: Radio Times

Collect 3,000 Avios with the Radio Times Wine Curated Selection

Elevate your home wine collection with The Radio Times Curated Selection.

by: Albuquerque Journal

Grape minds: New Mexico Wine Festival comes to ABQ, Las Cruces for Memorial Day weekend

According to a recent piece published in the travel section of National Geographic, New Mexico is "the unexpected wine country you need to visit." Perhaps no event offers a better cross-section of the diverse offerings available in the state than the New Mexico Wine Festival, a Memorial Day weekend tradition spanning more than 30 years.

by: Parade

7 Foods To Unclog Arteries Naturally, According to Registered Dietitians

A few tweaks to your diet today can go a long way for your heart health.

by: CBS News

CBS News price tracker shows how much food, gas, utility and housing costs are rising

These charts track prices consumers pay for groceries and other goods now compared to five years ago.

by: KIRO

Understanding your food's expiration dates and preventing waste

"There are no uniform or universally accepted descriptions used on food labels for open dating in the United States," a USDA spokesperson said.

by: WSAZ

Food Fair's Anniversary Sale

Food Fair is offering up some major deals to celebrate their anniversary. Tim Forth, President of Food Fair, stopped by First Look at Four to share how you can win free groceries for an entire year.

by: Foodie

How This Classic Bar Food Became An Iconic New York Snack

Buffalo wings are now a classic bar food snack, but how did they transform from a regional New York treat to a beloved national nosh at every Super Bowl party?

by: fox6now

Champagne, white wine could lower risk for sudden cardiac arrest

Sudden cardiac arrest remains one of the most deadly health events in the U.S., claiming almost 500,000 lives each year. But surprising new research suggests drinking champagne and white wine could help lower your risk.

by: Fox News

House Republicans unveil new food stamp work requirements for Trump's 'big, beautiful bill'

The House Agriculture Committee released nearly 100 pages for its portion of President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful bill" on Monday evening.

by: United Press International

Calorie counts on menus, food labels may not help consumers choose healthier foods

When people did not consider calorie information, participants correctly saw a big gap between the healthy and unhealthy foods. But when they considered calorie information, those judgments became more moderate.

by: Chowhound

12 Fast Food Burgers, Ranked

When you're in the mood for a fast food burger, quality and price go a long way. Here are 12 burgers ranked based on taste, price, and overall quality.

by: Associated Press

Nigeria has a food security problem as water for crops is harder to find

Climate change is challenging agriculture in Nigeria, Africa's most populous country. The north accounts for most of the nation's agriculture, but farmers there say once-reliable water bodies are drying up.

by: Chowhound

The Frozen Fries That Give You That Classic Fast Food Flavor At Home

Wondering how you can make French fries that taste like you've ordered them from a fast food restaurant? Here are the best frozen fries you can make at home.

by: Forbes

Coravin's World Wine Tour Offers A Chance To Try Rare, Expensive Wines

The month-long celebration features special by-the-glass wine collections curated by top restaurants in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Chicago.

by: United Press International

Barcode scanner apps reveal truth about food, cosmetics

The soaring popularity of smartphone apps that scan barcodes on food products to provide health scores are empowering consumers and shifting dynamics in the food industry, recent studies suggest.

by: WESH

29th Annual Wine Quest returning to Central Florida May 16 & 17, 2025

WESH 2's Jason Guy previews the fundraising event benefitting adults and children with developmental disabilities ahead of the two-day experience in Orlando.

by: Patch

Popular Food Truck Opening New Oakland County Storefront

The storefront will only offer takeout, delivery and catering from an expanded menu.

The Best Time to Visit Sonoma County, Whether You Love Wine or Not

When to go, how long to stay, and a bit of what to do in Sonoma—even if you're not drinking.
The best time to visit Sonoma County, as outlined in the Yahoo Lifestyle article, spans from April to October, with the peak season from June to August offering warm, sunny weather ideal for outdoor activities like wine tasting and exploring the region's natural beauty. The article suggests that visiting in the shoulder months of April, May, September, and October can provide a more relaxed experience with fewer crowds and still pleasant weather, though with the possibility of cooler temperatures and some rain in the fall. It highlights specific events like the Sonoma County Fair in August and the grape harvest in the fall, and advises that winter, while less crowded and more budget-friendly, may not be ideal due to cooler, wetter weather. The piece also touches on the advantages of visiting during different times of the year, such as enjoying wildflower blooms in spring or the vibrant fall foliage, and emphasizes the importance of planning around personal preferences for weather, crowd levels, and specific activities.

Read the Full Conde Nast Traveler Article at:
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/best-time-visit-sonoma-county-213237801.html