Thu, May 29, 2025

by: KIRO

Silver Alert issued for woman last seen near Woodinville wineries

Washington State Patrol is now issuing a Silver Alert for a woman last seen near a popular Woodinville winery.

by: Newsweek

Two more states ban junk food from SNAP benefits

USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins confirmed she had approved waiver requests from Iowa and Indiana.

by: Variety

Annie Schindel, Chappell Roan Co-Writer, on How 'Red Wine Supernova' 'Opened Every Door'

Five years ago, Annie Schindel co-wrote 'Red Wine Supernova' with Chappell Roan now she's collaborating with heroes like Halsey and Ellie Goulding.

by: ELLE

Jessica Biel on Her New Wine, 'The Better Sister,' and Being a Boy Mom

"You can look at another mom who has boys and you just know what she's been through."

by: TechCrunch

The New York Times and Amazon ink AI licensing deal | TechCrunch

Nearly two years after suing OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement, The New York Times has agreed to license its editorial content to Amazon to train the tech giant's AI platforms.

by: GOBankingRates

3 Canned Foods Frugal People Don't Buy

Canned foods are a pantry staple thanks to their long shelf life, convenience and affordability. However, not every canned food item is a smart buy.

by: Reuters

Gaza aid system under pressure as thousands seek food

CAIRO (Reuters) -After a slow and chaotic start to the new U.S.-backed aid system in Gaza, thousands of Palestinians have been arriving at distribution points, seeking desperately needed food despite scenes of disorder and fears of violence. The two hubs run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a private group sponsored by the United States and endorsed by Israel, have been running since Tuesday, but the launch was marred by tumultuous scenes when thousands rushed the fences and forced private contractors providing security to retreat. An Israeli military official told Reuters that the GHF was now operating four aid distribution sites, three in the Rafah area in the south and one in the Netzarim area in central Gaza.

by: CNN

How a small, family-run wine company hit back against Donald Trump's tariffs | CNN Business

Behind the monumental court ruling that blocked most of US President Donald Trump's tariffs is a small wine company run by a father-and-daughter duo.

by: fingerlakes1

Ventosa Vineyards launches summer sunsets and wine nights | Fingerlakes1.com

by: MassLive

Federal agents descend on Martha's Vineyard in immigration crackdown

Reports of officers in unmarked vehicles making traffic stops on Martha's Vineyard spread across social media Tuesday morning, and witnesses said they saw officers in FBI jackets involved.

by: KOIN

Queer Wine Fest set for 4th year in Dayton at Remy Wines

Winemaker Remy Drabkin founded Remy Wines in Dayton, Oregon in 2006. For the past four years the winery has hosted the Queer Wine Fest.
Wed, May 28, 2025

by: KOIN

Popular Filipino fast food chain's Oregon debut is fast approaching

Jollibee welcomes locals to camp out overnight for the Hillsboro grand opening on Friday.

by: purewow

The Best Fast Food Chicken Nuggets, Ranked & Reviewed

It's widely known that people have feelings about the best fast food chicken sandwich and fries. But I'm betting folks feel just as strongly about chicken nuggets, too. These bite-size, crispy, dunkable bites of deliciousness have comforted most of us since childhood. While I'd never turn down a fresh nug, I'd be lying if I said they're all created equal. To find the best fast chicken nuggets of all time, I visited seven popular chains to taste them myself. Below, you'll find my honest revi

by: WKYT

Good Question: How much wine does the US import?

If you have a Good Question you'd like us to try to answer, send it to goodquestion@wkyt.com.

by: Foodie

The Costco Food Court Item That Julia Child Loved

Julia Child knew made fancy French cuisine, but she could also be seriously down to earth. Here's why her Costco food court fave of a hot dog was so relatable.

by: MLive

This customized wine bottle makes the perfect wedding gift

Whether you know someone planning a Valentine's Day wedding or you're on the hunt for a couple celebrating later this year, Mano's Wine has a custom gift they'll keep for years to come.

by: ABC

Gazan children wait for food in long lines as starvation looms

As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to exacerbate, children sat in lines on the side of the road on Tuesday waiting for any food.

by: BuzzFeed

Celebrities Are Sharing Their Favorite Foods, And OMG These Look Delicious

"I love that concept of soul food because food is actually so important to us."

by: Today

Don't Put a Cork in It: The Leftover Wine Hack You Need to Know About

All you need is a Mason jar and the will to hold off on finishing the bottle.

by: Forbes

Great Pinot Noir Wines Made By 2nd-Generation Oregon Farmers Turned Wine Producer

A new Oregon wine producer is making thrilling Pinot Noir wines that are rooted in their connection to top vineyards.

by: Eater

Where Your Favorite Chefs and Food Experts Eat When They're Off the Clock

Now you can find their recommendations in the Eater app.

by: Investopedia

Best Food Truck Insurance Companies of 2025

Huckleberry tops our food truck insurance picks for its high liability limits, broad coverage, and low complaints. We reviewed 13 providers to find the best company.

by: Bustle

White Wine Is The New Black

After years of experimentation with funky oranges and sea-monkey-inflected naturals our tastes are going back to the basics. Read: white wine.

by: Chowhound

25 Worst Party Foods Absolutely No One Will Touch

Some party foods are best reserved for eating at home. Here are 25 of the worst ones you could serve to your guests (and should therefore be avoided).

by: Reuters

Food trucks in Gaza raided, underscoring aid distribution problems

CAIRO/JERUSALEM (Reuters) -U.N. trucks delivering food to Gaza were stopped and looted overnight, Gaza residents and merchants said on Wednesday, hours after desperate Palestinians overran a distribution site run by a U.S.-backed group trying to start delivering aid. The incidents underscore the problems getting supplies to hundreds of thousands of Palestinians facing worsening hunger and starvation after a weeks-long Israeli blockade. On Tuesday, Israeli troops fired warning shots as crowds rushed to a distribution point run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a U.S.-backed group that began supplying aid under a system which Israel hopes will prevent aid reaching Hamas.

by: Newsweek

Beach clubs offering first-class service, food and views

The world's best beach clubs offer a combination of top-quality service, dining and views
Tue, May 27, 2025

by: NewsNation

MAHA report insights 'extraordinary' for the public: Food influencer

"This is a beginning step on getting the information out to the American public in a way they could easily digest it."

by: Patch

Opening Date Set For New Whole Foods Market

The long-awaited opening of the Whole Foods in St. Charles is set for June 25.

by: People

Mary Lou Retton Had Bottle of Wine in Passenger Seat and Was Slurring Her Words During DUI Arrest: Reports

Mary Lou Retton reportedly had a bottle of wine in her passenger seat when she was pulled over by police and subsequently charged with a DUI in West Virginia on May 17.

by: 13abc

13 Action News Big Story: Food Insecurity

Some big changes to federal food assistance are on the way and they come as more people are turning to food banks for help.

by: WMUR

Rossen Reports: This gift card hack will score you free food

Shoppers can enjoy significant savings on restaurant meals by purchasing discounted gift cards from Costco and Sam's Club.

by: WKRG

Mobile Museum of Art hosts Food Truck Festival

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) The Mobile Museum of Art is set to host their Food Truck Festival to bring together the community in celebration of art and local food. The event will take place on Thursday, May 29, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Mobile Museum of Art, located at 4850 Museum Drive. [ ]

by: Foodie

Give Empty Wine Bottles A New Lease On Life In Your Garden

If you find yourself with multiple wine bottles, repurpose them as handy garden waterers this season. Here's how it works and what you'll have to consider.

by: purewow

18 Insomnia Cookie Flavors, Ranked and Reviewed by a Food Editor

If you were a college student in the early aughts, you likely had your fair share of Insomnia Cookies. Known for delivering warm confections to dorms into the wee hours of the night, the brand's treats are beloved by coeds (and everyone else) for their gooey, chewy splendor. Even better, they're pretty affordable, compared to some other online cookie brands (college students are famously broke, after all). To find out which treat reigns supreme, as I've only ever had the pleasure of eating their

by: Medscape

Do Ultraprocessed Foods Deserve a Bad Reputation?

Join the conversation on ultraprocessed foods, where nutrition experts argue for a more balanced understanding of their health effects.

by: PBS

PBS39 News Reports | FOOD | Season 2019

Lehighton Area School District receives food from Second Harvest Food Bank.

by: CNET

Here's How You Can Cook Delicious Food at Home With Apple News Food

Apple News Plus and some Apple One subscribers can access tons of recipes, restaurant reviews and more at no additional cost.

by: BBC

Steak drives food inflation to highest level in a year

The British Retail Consortium says the annual rate of food price rises hit 2.8% in May.

by: dw

Hitler's food tasters inspire new film - DW - 05/27/2025

Italian filmmaker Silvio Soldini's "The Tasters" is a fictional version of the story of a woman who worked as Hitler's food taster. But how much of it is true?

by: abc7NY

Employee accused of killing customer over food order dispute in Florida

An argument over a food order at a restaurant escalated into a deadly shooting, authorities said.
Mon, May 26, 2025

by: SHEfinds

6 Foods You Should Avoid If You're Looking To Shed Pounds

Now that the summertime is upon us, more people are trying to work on their 'summer bodies,' and want to lose some excess weight before squeezing into their bathing suits. While it can be tempting to grab any food item that "looks h...

by: BBC

Food bank seeing 'steady increase' in demand

Trussell Trust figures show nearly 245,000 emergency food parcels were given to West Midlands families last year.

by: SheKnows

Food Editor's Favorite Giada DeLaurentiis Recipes

After nearly a decade of being a food editor and testing recipes, tweaking ingredients, and tasting my way through countless cookbooks, I've developed some strong opinions about what actually works in the kitchen. And here's one I'll shout from the rooftops: Giada DeLaurentiis knows what she's doing. Sure, her sunny California vibe and perfectly tousled

by: Oregonian

This Rogue Valley festival will allow you to taste your new favorite wine

More than 50 Rogue Valley wineries will be pouring small-batch and best-selling vintages June 13-14 at Savor Southern Oregon in Jacksonville.

by: ABC

Doctor details Gaza famine: 'We're not asking for miracles. We're asking for food'

A senior Palestinian pediatric doctor described the humanitarian crisis in Gaza as "unbelievable," witnessing children dying from hunger and preventable injuries.

by: Chowhound

16 Foods That Benefit From A Dash Of MSG

MSG may get a bad rap in some culinary circles, but this umami-boosting ingredient makes a great addition to everything from dessert sauces to a juicy burger.

by: Newsweek

List of Fast Food chain hours for Memorial Day 2025

Most fast food restaurants will be open normal hours on Memorial Day this year.

by: KTVU

Fast food prices continue to rise. They're the most expensive in this Bay Area city

Fast food has historically been considered a cheap option for people on a tight budget, but a new analysis suggests those meals are becoming increasingly out of reach for many Americans, with one Bay Area city ringing up the highest prices in the nation.

AT&T, food vendors team up for STL tornado relief

A partnership with the food truck association and AT&T provided hundreds of meals.

The article from Yahoo News discusses how T-Mobile and STL Youth Jobs are collaborating to support food vendors in St. Louis by providing them with free mobile hotspots and tablets. This initiative aims to help vendors, particularly those from underrepresented communities, to better manage their businesses through improved access to digital tools. The program not only offers technological support but also includes training on how to use these devices effectively. This effort is part of a broader commitment by T-Mobile to enhance digital equity and support local economies.

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