Fri, May 23, 2025

by: Forbes

Modern Croatian Wines Are Hard To Find But Well Worth Looking For In The U.S.

Although 95% of Croatian wines are consumed within the country, producers are looking to expand exports globally.

by: BBC

Mazi Project: Food poverty charity struggling to keep up with demand

Founder Melanie Vaxevanakis wants to raise £35,000 to support marginalised young people.

by: Newsweek

What RFK Jr's MAHA plan says about chemicals in food

The Make America Healthy Again Commission report seeks to prioritize whole foods instead of ultra-processed ones.

by: WGAL

2 former merchants sentenced to prison for $1M food stamp fraud

Adam Rashwan and Mervant Gharib allowed customers at their market in Harrisburg to exchange benefits for cash, which is illegal.

by: WJAX

Argument over food order ends in deadly shooting at Florida fast food restaurant

A Checkers fast food location next to an Osceola County tourist destination now an active crime scene.

by: NewsNation

The Food Babe: Americans 'mass poisoned' with chemicals

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. released a report on chronic illness and the effects of ultraprocessed foods on Americans.

by: WTVD

New Food Vendors and The Soccer Tournament 2025 returns to WakeMed Soccer Park

TST has drawn more than 70,000 fan for the competition and it is expected to welcome its largest crowds yet in 2025.
Thu, May 22, 2025

by: GEEKSPIN

Free Food Every Day This Week at Burger King

Prepare your tastebuds for a royal feast, because Burger King is about to make your week undeniably delicious! In a celebration fit for a king (or queen!), the fast-food giant is rolling out an unprecedented weeklong promotion leading up to National Hamburger Day on May 28th. Forget your packed lunches and cooking plans, because for […] Read the original here: Free Every Day This Week at Burger King

by: ksby

Pets of the Week: Pearl and a litter of wine themed puppies

Every week, we feature adoptable animals from SLO County shelters. This week it's Pearl from the SLO County Shelter and Champagne from Woods Humane Society's turn in the spotlight!

by: Today

5 foods you have to try at Epic Universe

Luckily, most of these options are easy for grabbing and eating between rides.

by: KBTX

Brazos Valley Food Bank preparing for new round of pending budget cuts

"The pantries are our lifeline."

by: Reuters

US farm agency to allow Iowa, Indiana to bar junk food and soda from food aid

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said on Thursday that she had signed waivers from Iowa and Indiana that would restrict some processed foods and sugary drinks from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

by: Parade

Did Food Network Just Spoil '24 in 24' Final 5?

The Food Network may have revealed the '24 in 24: Last Chef Standing' season 2 final 5 during a promo that aired during 'Cutthroat Kitchen' on Tuesday, May 20.

by: KWQC

Almost Friday Fest kicks off

The family-friendly event at Riverside Park features live entertainment, local food vendors, and a beer/wine tent, according to a news release from the city. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs.

by: People

Dozens of McDonald's Orders Wasted as Customers Ditch Their Food to Hoard Happy Meal Toys in Chaotic Video

The Happy Sets (what McDonald's in Japan calls Happy Meals) in question feature toys inspired by Chiikawa, a popular anime TV series about animal friends

by: Fortune

Female entrepreneurs are finding new ways to build a climate-resilient local food supply in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia must import the overwhelming share of its food, and due to the withering heat, nutritious fruit and vegetables can spoil quickly.

by: Oregonian

What's the best Oregon wine? Nominate your favorite for our Readers Choice Awards

Nominations are open until 11 p.m. Monday, May 26, 2025.

by: earth

Wines may develop new tastes as climate patterns change

Climate change is affecting grapes used to make wine all over the world. This means wines might taste different in the future.

by: Pitchfork

Watch Wednesday Perform "Elderberry Wine" on Colbert

The Asheville, North Carolina, indie-rock band made its television debut last night

by: Prevention

This Common Food Was Just Linked to Heart Disease, Parkinson's

New research has linked ultra-processed foods to heart disease and Parkinson's disease. Here's what to know about the science and data behind the studies.

by: Forbes

Building A Sustainable Future For Food And Health

While precision agriculture is still a work in progress, the leap to prescription agriculture isn't far off.

by: BBC

Popular food spots hiding a world of exploitation

Dark kitchens are some of the places being targeted by immigration officers to find illegal workers.

by: WGME

Food insecurity advocates warn against SNAP cuts

Food insecurity advocates say kids, the elderly and people with disabilities will go hungry if the budget deal goes through.
Wed, May 21, 2025

by: montanarightnow

Trump displays DRC visual as proof of South African 'genocide'

US President Donald Trump brandished a stack of printed articles at the White House Wednesday that he claimed documented a genocide taking place against white people in South Africa.

by: KWTX

Food truck forced to close and relocate after city sets new regulations

A food truck owner in Bellmead is voicing their frustration with the city, after council members recently amended an existing ordinance for local food trucks.

by: WOOD

Food trucks seek more space in Grand Rapids

Food truck operators in West Michigan are lamenting antiquated rules and regulations as the industry continues to explode in popularity. They say that restrictions, particularly in the City of Grand Rapids, are making it hard to plan and execute a successful season.

by: TheNewsCenter

Food Insecurity Convening discusses ways to end food insecurity

The event brought various local organizations together to figure out what they can do to help fight food insecurity.

by: WHTM

Fine Wine & Good Spirits closing down in Dauphin County

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — A Fine Wine & Good Spirits store will be closing its doors for good in Dauphin County. According to the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB), the Fine Wine & Good Spirits store that is located at 333 Market Street in Harrisburg will be closing its doors at the end of the […]

by: Parade

Costco Fans Rejoice Over Returning Food Court Item

'I feel like I won the lottery when they have them.'

by: GEEKSPIN

10 Deceptive Food Products That Fooled American Consumers

Good packaging can sell anything. And sometimes, that's precisely the problem, as companies make bold claims like "healthier", "stronger", "cleaner", "smarter"… and back them up with shiny labels and clever ads. But when you look closer, the truth doesn't hold up. This discrepancy is often rooted in the very nature of advertising. Well all know […] Read the original here: 10 Deceptive Products That Fooled American Consumers

by: InStyle

Exclusive: Jessica Biel Launches Her Own Wine Label, Prophet & Poet

The idea originated after winemaker Jesse Katz created a special blend for Biel's wedding to Justin Timberlake.

by: Uproxx

Wednesday Drop Their First New Music Since 2023 With 'Elderberry Wine'

This is the band's first new music since 2023's 'Rat Saw God.'

by: fox17online

Entertainment News: May 21, 2025

Get caught up on the latest in Hollywood, technology, and more with FOX17 Morning Mix Entertainment News

by: TechRadar

Co-op and M&S food supplier hit by ransomware attack

Peter Green Chilled is not delivering goods to markets

by: Insider

I've lived in Colorado for 4 years and explored over a dozen small towns. My favorite hidden gem involves wine, camping, and gorgeous hiking.

I've visited Palisade, Colorado, a handful of times since moving to Denver. Each visit, I've sipped tasty wines and discovered stunning hikes.

by: Patch

Two Days Of Wine And Jazz Make Expanded Festival 'Sensory-Rich Experience'

The two-day event will feature music from the Count Basie Orchestra and a four-course gourmet dinner with wine pairings and more.

by: MSNBC

Maddow Blog | Trump's rhetoric about food assistance gets weird as Republicans target food stamps

Donald Trump insisted that Republican-imposed SNAP cuts will "give everybody much more food." Reality tells a very different story.

by: Forbes

Marcella Hazan Spread The Gospel Of Italian Food But Was Far From Alone in Doing So

Marcella Hazan's first cookbook was a bestseller and promoted as the first to feature authentic Italian cuisine.

by: Pitchfork

Wednesday Share Video for New Song "Elderberry Wine"

The Asheville, North Carolina, indie-rock band's first new music since Rat Saw God

by: WAFB

Foods to avoid while pregnant

Consumer Reports breaks down which foods moms-to-be should avoid and reveals safer choices to enjoy.

by: Chowhound

8 Fast Food Chain Lemonades, Ranked Worst To Best

With summer here, a cool and refreshing drink is always welcome. We set out to find the best-tasting fast food lemonade. See which one we liked the most.

by: KHQ

New market in Spokane Valley offers year-round local food hub

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - A new market on East 8th Avenue is set to become a hub for local bakers, growers, and coffee roasters.
Tue, May 20, 2025

by: Oregonian

Sokol Blosser Winery debuts its mobile wine bar at the Portland Rose Festival

The wine bar on wheels showcases Sokol Blosser's Evolution wines.

by: Reuters

UK man loses fight against extradition to US over $100 million wine fraud

LONDON (Reuters) -A British man accused of defrauding investors out of nearly $100 million through a Ponzi-like scheme involving non-existent luxury wines lost his fight against extradition from Britain to the United States on Tuesday. Andrew Fuller, who was named by U.S. prosecutors as James Wellesley when he was indicted in 2022, is wanted on wire fraud and money laundering charges in York. Prosecutors allege that Fuller and his co-defendant Stephen Burton - who was extradited to the U.S. in 2023 and pleaded not guilty - ran Bordeaux Cellars, a company which said it brokered loans between investors and high net worth collectors.

by: fox6now

Cavelier Wine Bar in Port Washington celebrates 1st anniversary

Brian Kramp is at this women-owned wine bar where you can enjoy a sip on Port Washington's lakefront or take a hand-selected bottle home.

by: PBS

PBS39 News Reports | FOOD TRUCK | Season 2020

FOOD TRUCK: A food truck visits an Allentown neighborhood and gives out free food to kids.

by: Newsweek

Passenger forced to abandon food order to make flight shocked to see

Unexpected airport chaos ends with a gesture that left one traveler speechless.

by: BBC

Quirky corn, peculiar peas and our food security

Two women from Suffolk are exhibiting their heirloom vegetable display at RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

New market in Spokane Valley offers year-round local food hub

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - A new market on East 8th Avenue is set to become a hub for local bakers, growers, and coffee roasters.

The article from KHQ.com discusses the opening of the Spokane Valley Farmers' Market, a new year-round market located at 211 N. Vista Road, which aims to serve as a local food hub. The market, which opened on November 18, 2023, features a variety of local vendors offering fresh produce, baked goods, and other artisan products. It operates every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., providing the community with consistent access to local foods even during the winter months. The initiative is supported by the Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce and is seen as a vital addition to the area, enhancing local economic development and community engagement.

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