Fri, June 20, 2025

by: Reuters

General Mills to remove artificial colors from all its US cereals and foods

The Cheerios maker also said it would remove synthetic dyes from all its U.S. cereals and foods served in K-12 schools by summer 2026. General Mills added the change will impact only a small portion of the K-12 school portfolio, as nearly all of its school offerings are made without certified colors while 85% of the U.S. retail portfolio is made without artificial colors. Earlier on Tuesday, Kraft Heinz said it would not launch products with artificial colors in the United States effective immediately, and would aim to eliminate synthetic dyes from existing items by the end of 2027.

by: Delish

Food Network Stars & Celebrity Chefs Share Heartfelt Tributes To The Late Anne Burrell

A round up of all of the celebrities and chefs who have commented on the sudden passing of chef Anne Burrell as of June 18, 2025.

by: CNET

Stop Cooking These 10 Foods in Your Instant Pot

Pressure-cooking these 10 foods can, at best, lead to disappointment and disaster. Read this to find out which 10 foods and dishes you should not make in an Instant Pot.

by: Allrecipes

Marie Callender's 7 New Frozen Dinners Are Pure Comfort Food

Stock your freezer with convenience.

by: legit

New data shows 10 most expensive states to buy food, despite drop in inflation

The National Bureau of Statistics has revealed that Nigeria's inflation rate dropped again in May, however, there are states with the highest food inflation rates.

by: KWQC

Food Truck Fight to feature no duplicate cuisines

Organizers said for the first time ever the food truck lineup has no duplications in food items.

by: Patch

Landmark Food Brand Opens New MA Headquarters: Food Week

Plus: Local restaurants and bakeries on Martha's Vineyard are gearing up to celebrate the 50th anniversary of "Jaws."

by: KIRO

Donations needed at Whatcom Humane Society pet food bank

The Whatcom Humane Society pet food bank is seeking donations.

by: WCMH

Kellogg sues the Ohio food truck L'Eggo My Eggroll

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) - An Ohio food truck is facing a lawsuit from Kellogg over claims that its name plays off a trademarked slogan owned by the multibillion-dollar company. On June 3, Kellogg filed a lawsuit against the Findlay-based food truck L'Eggo My Eggroll in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. Kellogg [ ]

by: MyNewsLA

Temecula Valley Balloon and Wine Festival Kicks Off - MyNewsLA.com

The Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival in Winchester will get underway Friday and run through the weekend, featuring a legendary country band, barbecues, carnival fare and balloon rides overlooking Wine Country. The event a tradition going back to 1983 is slated to open at noon Friday and continue until Sunday evening within [ ]

by: People

Chef Andrew Zimmern Gives Emotional Tribute to 'Trailblazer' Anne Burrell: 'Such a Beautiful, Gifted Soul'

Chef Andrew Zimmern gave a touching tribute to his late friend Anne Burrell at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, Colo. on June 19. Zimmern honored Burrell as a 'trailblazer' and said that the food community is not 'doing enough' to help one another in his speech following Burrell's death on June 17.

by: CNBC

Trump deportations are a headwind for this fast food stock, Stifel warns

Stifel lowered its rating on the stock to hold from buy.

by: BBC

Girl dies in food poisoning outbreak in northern France

Eight children have been admitted to hospital as officials scramble to find the root of the outbreak.

by: Forbes

Cyberattack On Whole Foods Supplier Disrupts Supply Chain Again

A June 2025 cyberattack on United Natural Foods Inc., the primary distributor for Whole Foods Market, caused widespread delivery disruptions and empty shelves in the US.

by: KTVU

This Bay Area city just got a new Chick-fil-A, as the fast-food chain expands in the region

Chick-fil-A is expanding its presence in the Bay Area, with another grand opening this week.

by: Parade

Andrew Zimmern Shares Beautiful Tribute to 'Gifted Soul' Anne Burrell

The chef took the stage for a special tribute at this year's Food & Wine Classic in Aspen.

by: Neowin

BBC threatens Perplexity with legal action over content scraping

by: WGME

General Mills to remove artificial colors from cereals and US foods

General Mills, popular cereal brand, will remove all artificial colors from all U.S foods by 2027.

by: Chowhound

[PUB BY 6/19] Here's Why Red Food Is Traditionally Eaten On Juneteenth

Juneteenth celebrations are marked by bright red velvet cakes, vibrant watermelon salads, and crimson hibiscus teas. But why is the color red so significant?
Thu, June 19, 2025

by: abc13

Mom accused of leaving kids home alone with wine bottle denies it to ABC13 cameras

A mother is accused of leaving her 4-year-old child home alone with an open bottle of wine. ABC13 spoke to the accused woman, who said that it wasn't her.

by: WBRE

28/22 News volunteers at Weinberg Food Bank

JENKINS TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) An annual tradition of 28/22 News giving back to the community is alive and well again this year. Dozens of workers "in front of the camera" and "behind the scenes" are packing boxes of food for those in need. It is part of our parent company Nexstar's annual Founder's Day [ ]

by: WHIO

Area farm ordered to stop selling food, thousands reach out in support

An area farm was hit with a restraining order to keep them from selling food.

by: TheNewsCenter

New WV Day Food Truck Festival to be held in Downtown Parkersburg on Friday

WV Day Food Truck Festival to be held in Downtown Parkersburg on Friday.

by: WIVB

WIVB News 4 helps pack food at FeedMore WNY for Day of Caring

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) WIVB News 4 employees stepped out of the newsroom Thursday to lend a hand at FeedMore WNY. As part of our parent company Nexstar's Founder's Day of Caring, the team helped fill backpacks with food and pack boxes to support local families and children in need. Founder's Day of Caring is [ ]

by: Newsweek

Stray dog's way of "paying" for food on beach leaves viewers in tears

by: KRON

Congress budget proposal threatens Bay Area food bank's operations

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) As Congress debates passing a new spending bill, one Bay Area agency said if it gets approved, it could have sweeping effects and hurt its efforts to provide food for those already facing financial hardships. The San Francisco-Marin Food Bank, established in 1987, serves 53,000 households weekly and distributes 67 million [ ]

by: WGNO

Dream House Lounge and why we eat red food

Dream House Lounge opened four years ago as a healing space in New Orleans and the first sober bar in New Orleans. It appeared out of the dreams of business owner David Wallace and showcases wellness events attended by the thousands.

by: CNET

Omega-3s: Benefits, Drawbacks and Foods to Add to Your Diet

You've probably heard that omega-3s are good for your health, but this is what you should know about the potential benefits and side effects.

by: Parade

Fans React to Food Network Star Anne Burrell's Untimely Death

Get your tissues ready.

by: KOIN

Portland's first-ever Thai food festival returns for second year

'Taste of Thailand' is billed as Portland's first-ever food festival focused on Thai cuisine.

by: WJW

Anne Burrell, celebrity chef and Food Network host, dies at 55: Reports

Anne Burrell, a celebrity chef and popular reality television host on the Food Network, has died, according to reports.

by: GEEKSPIN

Kraft Heinz to Finally Remove Harmful Dyes from US Foods

For years, the vibrant, artificial hues in our favorite Kraft Heinz products have been a silent concern for many, but a monumental shift is on the horizon! Kraft Heinz, a titan in the food industry, has officially committed to removing harmful synthetic dyes from its entire U.S. lineup by 2027. This groundbreaking move, detailed in [ ] Read the original article here: Kraft Heinz to Finally Remove Harmful Dyes from US

by: Forbes

5 Best Sparkling Wine Houses In Northern California

We raise a glass to our favorite spots in Napa Valley for unbelievable bottles of bubbly. These modern California sparklers are on par with their French counterparts.

by: Oregonian

Cities let housing permits age like 'fine wine,' lawmaker says. A new law seeks to speed approvals

A new law restricts Oregon cities' scrutiny of house designs and delay of development plans.

by: BBC

Social media broadening food horizons, says chef

Chef and foodie Naveen Jaspal has been posting recipes on social media for about 18 months.

by: Salon

Chef Anne Burrell, beloved Food Network star, dies at 55

The "Worst Cooks" host became a fan favorite with her platinum hair and passion for teaching

by: WBUR

Local farmers, food organizations in limbo after federal food grant program ends

Now without that federal money at the start of the summer harvest season, farmers and food organizations are worried about how businesses will survive and how residents in need will access fresh food.

by: PBS

KLRU News Briefs | East Austin Farm Cultivates Sustainable Local Food

Ten Acre Organics, founded by two friends in 2012, was created to pioneer sustainable agri

by: KRIV

Mom arrested after child found with bottle of wine at Houston apartment

After finding that no adults were in the home, the deputies called for assistance. While waiting, they say one of the children appeared holding an open bottle of wine.

by: Patch

New App, Markets Aim To Provide Atlantic County With Farm-Fresh Food

The Atlantic County Economic Alliance and Communities Revolutionizing Open Public Spaces are trying to enhance food equity locally.

by: Chowhound

Culver's Might Have 2 Of The Cutest Fast Food Mascots Around

Culver's is the place to go for mouthwatering ButterBurgers and frozen custard. It also happens to have two of the cutest fast food mascots ever.

by: People

Anne Burrell, Food Network Star and 'Worst Cooks in America' Host, Dies at 55

Anne Burrell the beloved chef known for her trademark spiky platinum hair, larger-than-life personality and culinary expertise died on the morning of Tuesday, June 17 at her home in Brooklyn, New York. She was 55.
Wed, June 18, 2025

by: Oregonian

Housing permits age like 'fine wine,' lawmaker says. A new law seeks to speed approvals

A new law restricts Oregon cities' scrutiny of house designs and delay of development plans.

by: Newsweek

Three states ban junk food from SNAP benefits: What to know

Soda and candy purchases are being limited in Arkansas, Idaho and Utah starting in 2026.

by: Forbes

Naya-It's Not Just Middle Eastern Cuisine; It's Lebanese Food

At Naya, guests can customize their own meals with a protein, sauce and unlimited toppings, founder Kfoury suggests.

by: CNN

Anne Burrell, popular Food Network chef, dead at 55 | CNN

Anne Burrell, a chef and television personality whose joyful demeanor made her a beloved fixture on the Food Network, has died, according to the network. She was 55.

by: fingerlakes1

Cayuga Lake Wine Trail launches summer of live music | Fingerlakes1.com

Sunset concerts, brunch-time beats, and lawnside acoustics are setting the tone this summer on the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail. Member wineries are hosting live music nearly every day of the week, transforming the region into a seasonal hub of sound and wine. The performances span from mellow Thursday evenings to vibrant Sunday afternoons, offering locals MoreCayuga Lake Trail launches summer of live music

by: BBC

'Food shop is my biggest expense after the mortgage'

Food accounts for 23% of basic spending, which includes housing, clothes, health, transport and education, NI Consumer Council finds.

KLRU News Briefs | East Austin Farm Cultivates Sustainable Local Food

Ten Acre Organics, founded by two friends in 2012, was created to pioneer sustainable agri

The video from PBS, titled "KLRU News Briefs: East Austin Farm Cultivates Sustainable, Local Food," focuses on Springdale Farm in East Austin, Texas, which is dedicated to sustainable agriculture and providing locally sourced food. The farm, run by Glenn and Paula Foore, emphasizes organic farming practices and community engagement, offering fresh produce to the local area through farmers' markets and a community-supported agriculture (CSA) program. The piece highlights the farm's role in promoting environmental stewardship and supporting the local economy by reducing the carbon footprint associated with food transportation. Additionally, the farm serves as an educational resource, teaching visitors about sustainable farming techniques and the importance of supporting local agriculture.

Read the Full PBS Article at:
https://www.pbs.org/video/klru-news-briefs-east-austin-farm-cultivate-sustainable-local-food/