Fri, July 4, 2025

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: MSNBC

New reporting on Palestinians killed while waiting for food

"It has been one of the most obscene and depraved undertakings I have ever seen," says Chris Hayes on reporting that Israeli soldiers and private American contractors have been firing into crowds of hungry Palestinians who had posed no threat.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: WAVY

Norfolk food pantry expands to Portsmouth

PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) The Salvation Army Portsmouth Corps is expanding across Hampton Roads as the food pantry a service that has always been available in Norfolk is now also in Portsmouth. Salvation Army area Commander Major Chris Flanagan said this expansion comes as demand remains high for the services across Hampton Roads. [ ]

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: Essence

EFOC 2025: The Bosses At The Table Panel Inspired Our Audience To Lead With Vision And Impact | Essence

These influential bosses in the food and wine industries are intentionally leading with their culture and history top of mind.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: fox17online

Grand Rapids Foodie Fest brings food and community together

With the Fourth of July holiday weekend approaching, the Grand Rapids Foodie Fest gives those staying home for the holiday a chance to explore West Michigan's culinary diversity.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: WYFF

Lawsuit saga: Upstate restaurant still giving food away

Last month, we told you how Angelina's, a restaurant in Fountain Inn was serving food for free because the city wouldn't grant it a business license. Now the restaurant is suing the city, because they say they still don't have a license.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: Chowhound

Wait, Can You Go To An Airport Just For The Food?

The airport isn't a place you usually visit if you don't have a flight, but if there's airport food you have to have, you might wonder if you can visit anyway.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: HuffPost

Republicans' Absurd Food Benefit Policy Could Reward States Who Waste Money

A plan to make states share the cost of food benefits got warped by an apparent effort to win over Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska.).

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: WGAL

Lower Paxton Township celebrates Independence Day with fireworks and food trucks

Families could have peace of mind as they sat back and enjoyed the night, and the clear skies in Lower Paxton Township made for a perfect night to celebrate the nation

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: WSOC

Monroe presents economic development check to Tyson Foods

The City of Monroe presented an economic development incentive check to Tyson Foods Inc. on Tuesday at the company's Monroe facility, according to a release from the company.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: CNET

Still Sipping That Open Bottle of Wine? You Might Want to Read This

Opened wine doesn't last forever, but smart storage can keep it tasting great for days.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: BBC

Yorkshire Dales Food and Drink Festival in Skipton is cancelled

Guest chefs pulled out of event before organisers admit it will no longer go ahead.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: Oregonian

Newspaper corrections for July 5, 2025

The Oregonian/OregonLive corrects significant errors of fact.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: Forbes

Why You Need To Know About This Wine Lover's Retreat Up In The Italian Mountains

Brixen in South Tyrol combines Alpine beauty, food, wine, and easy access to vineyards, hiking trails, and culture for a relaxing short break in northern Italy.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: GOBankingRates

4 Affordable Frozen Foods To Always Stock Up On

What frozen foods are best to stock up on while on a budget?

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: Parade

Food Network Star Speaks Out on Being Shot: 'Rehab Has Been Rough'

A beloved Food Network personality is speaking out about learning to walk again after being shot in an attempted robbery.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: Newsweek

List of fast-food chain hours for the Fourth of July

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: Today

42 Fourth of July Food Deals Worthy of Celebration

Save big on Independence Day with these tempting deals on food and drinks.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: Mandatory

Meghan Markle Was 'Careless' for Launching as Ever Wine on a Big Day, Says 'Expert'

Meghan Markle's As Ever wine launch on Princess Diana's birthday seemingly drew criticism from netizens and even Prince Harry. Reports previously mentioned that the Duke of Sussex was against her releasing her new ros on July 1, which marks his late mother's birthday. Markle, however, went ahead with the launch on Tuesday, which a royal expert dubbed [ ] The post Meghan Markle Was 'Careless' for Launching as Ever on a Big Day, Says 'Expert' appeared first on Mandatory.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: KTVI

Urban League combats food insecurity with free meals in STL

According to the Urban League, families across St. Louis can receive hot meals every Saturday in July from noon to 3 p.m.

[ Fri, Jul 04th 2025 ]: Entrepreneur

Canned Food Company Del Monte Foods Files for Bankruptcy | Entrepreneur

Del Monte Foods is entering Chapter 11. The 138-year-old canned vegetable and fruit maker will stay operational during the sale.
Thu, July 3, 2025

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: WHTM

Over $21 million awarded to Pennsylvania farms and food manufacturers

(WHTM) Pennsylvania announced more than $21 million in federal grants for 77 farms and food manufacturers on Friday. Millions will benefit operations in Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster and other counties. The funding comes from PA's Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure program, a partnership with the United States Department of Agriculture. "Pennsylvania is investing to [ ]

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: Jerry

Panthers News: Tepper Family Makes Eye-Opening $10 Million Food Bank Donation

David and Nicole Tepper's foundation donates $10 million to food banks in the Carolinas amid rising food insecurity.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: Fortune

Chuck E. Cheese launches Chuck's Arcade, a food-free spin-off business

Expansion will blend retro games and new offerings.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: WDAF

Kansas City offering grants to farmers to expand access to healthy food

Kansas City, MO is offering PLANT grants to invest in farms and gardens and improve access to fresh, healthy food. Applications are open.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: Vox

Ultra-processed foods: A patriotic American tradition!

July Fourth is a cacophony of dietary chaos.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: purewow

Every Olive Garden Soup, Ranked & Reviewed by a Food Editor

It'd been years since I'd been to Olive Garden, so when I returned in January to taste a few new menu items. I was so excited to try the steak gorgonzola Alfredo that I'd forgotten all about the Italian chain's real claim to fame: soup, salad and breadsticks. The server had all three on the table moments after I sat down, and I wasted no time getting my dunk on. When I returned to rank and review all of Olive Garden's appetizers, I knew I had to save room for the essential starters, too. Having

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: KARK

Watson Chapel School District receives grant worth up to $200,000 for food court improvements

The Watson Chapel School District received a grant worth up to $200,000 to improve the school cafeteria experience for students and staff.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: People

Bobby Flay Pays Tribute to Anne Burrell by Sharing the 'Greatest Gift' He Received from the Late Food Network Star

Bobby Flay is remembering Anne Burrell after her sudden death at the age of 55.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: TheBlast

Fans Lament How Food Network's Anne Burrell Looked 'Healthy' and 'Vivacious' in Final Selfie

Questions continue to abound about the mysterious circumstances surrounding celebrity chef Anne Burrell's death.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: KOIN

Kohr Explores: Cherry season arrives at Sugarpine

Sugarpine Drive Through is partnering with Northwest Cherries to celebrate sweet cherry season.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: WJAX

California fast-food chain Fatburger coming to Orange Park

Fatburger opened its first restaurant in Los Angeles 70 years ago and is best known for its cooked-to-order burgers which can be customize with a variety of toppings, including bacon, eggs, chili, and onion rings.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: BBC

Chef James Martin drops out of food festival

The TV star and two other guests say they have withdrawn from the event in Skipton.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: Parade

Is Whole Foods Open on Fourth of July?

Everything you need to know about Whole Foods' July Fourth hours.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: Mashed

The Favorite Breakfast Foods Of 14 U.S. Presidents

Every U.S. president has brought their own unique political views to the White House - and, it seems, different preferences for their morning meal.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: Delish

The Fourth Of July Recipes Our Food Editors Make Every Year

Looking for inspiration on what to make for the 4th of July this year? Check out this list of our editor-picked recipes that are consistent holiday favorites.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: Chowhound

14 Regional US Fast Food Chains That Need To Be Everywhere

The best burgers, chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, and more are constricted to corners of the US, but we argue that these famous chains should go nationwide.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: CNET

Experts Say These Are the Best Foods for Headaches

Dealing with a headache or migraine is never fun, but doctors and dietitians say these foods may offer some relief.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: Forbes

Asheville's Food Scene Is Staging Its Comeback After Hurricane Helene

Last fall, Hurricane Helene walloped the city of Asheville, but it's open for business again, and the food scene is thriving. Here are some restaurants you should visit.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: Patch

Westport Restaurant Honored With 2025 Wine Spectator Award

The annual awards program recognizes the world's best wine lists.

[ Thu, Jul 03rd 2025 ]: KTVU

Oakland women busted for allegedly stealing 71 bottles of liquor from Safeway

Articles and videos about Oakland women busted for allegedly stealing 71 bottles of liquor from Safeway on KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco.
Wed, July 2, 2025

[ Wed, Jul 02nd 2025 ]: AZFamily

Arizona food banks sound the alarm on proposed cuts on food stamps, Medicaid

The new bill could reduce the benefit by $100 for approximately 3% of SNAP households. The average Arizona family on SNAP gets $181 per family member monthly.

[ Wed, Jul 02nd 2025 ]: Grist

What does climate change mean for agriculture? Less food, and more emissions

New research sheds light on how rising temperatures are squeezing farmers and raising prices for consumers.

[ Wed, Jul 02nd 2025 ]: Oregonian

Queer Wine Fest brings the fun for a great cause

The annual wine event benefits Wine Country Pride and helps build a community.

[ Wed, Jul 02nd 2025 ]: Forbes

Drinking Tequila And Tuscan Wine With Nick Jonas

In between a busy Broadway schedule, a Jonas Brothers reunion tour and a film with Paul Rudd, Nick Jonas still finds time for tequila cocktails and great Tuscan wine.

[ Wed, Jul 02nd 2025 ]: WMUR

Del Monte, a canned food company, seeks bankruptcy protection

The 139-year-old canned fruits and vegetables brand faces financial challenges as as consumers shift to healthier or cheaper options

[ Wed, Jul 02nd 2025 ]: purewow

What's New in Food This Month? 4th of July Doughnuts, Summer Ice Cream & Snack Wrap Mania

I don't blame you for rarely straying from your usual drive-thru order (I'm the same way, TBH). But summer is prime time for new launches from all the major chains, and if you're hungry for change, allow me to present 16 of the most exciting new menu items at fast food chains in July. They range from the long-awaited return of McDonald's Snack Wraps to Sonic's pickle-themed lineup to an unexpected collab between Sydney Sweeney and Baskin-Robbins. Read on for the latest and tastiest. The Best Fas

[ Wed, Jul 02nd 2025 ]: MLive

39 of the world's top restaurants for wine are located in Michigan

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[ Wed, Jul 02nd 2025 ]: NewsNation

Guy Fieri's restaurant sued by former Food Network contestant

Guy Fieri's restaurant is being sued by a former Food Network contestant for breach of contract.

The Favorite Breakfast Foods Of 14 U.S. Presidents

Every U.S. president has brought their own unique political views to the White House - and, it seems, different preferences for their morning meal.

The article titled "Favorite Breakfast Foods in 14 U.S. Cities" from Yahoo Lifestyle delves into the diverse and vibrant breakfast culture across various cities in the United States. The piece highlights the unique breakfast preferences and popular dishes that define the morning meal in each of these cities, offering a culinary journey that reflects the local flavors, traditions, and innovations.

Starting in New York City, the article notes that bagels with cream cheese and lox are a quintessential breakfast choice. The city's fast-paced lifestyle has made grab-and-go breakfasts popular, but there's also a deep appreciation for sit-down meals like the classic New York-style deli breakfast. The article mentions iconic spots like Russ & Daughters, which has been serving traditional Jewish delicatessen fare since 1914, and Ess-a-Bagel, known for its oversized, chewy bagels.

Moving to Los Angeles, the article highlights the city's health-conscious culture, with avocado toast and acai bowls being top breakfast choices. The influence of Hollywood and the entertainment industry has also led to a proliferation of trendy cafes and juice bars. The article mentions popular spots like Sqirl, known for its innovative breakfast dishes, and Urth Caffé, famous for its organic and sustainable offerings.

In Chicago, the article focuses on the city's love for hearty breakfasts, with dishes like the Chicago-style deep-dish pizza and the classic breakfast sandwich being favorites. The city's diverse population has also led to a variety of international breakfast options, from Mexican chilaquiles to Polish pierogi. The article mentions beloved local spots like Lou Malnati's for deep-dish pizza and Bangers & Lace for a unique breakfast experience.

Moving to New Orleans, the article emphasizes the city's rich culinary heritage, with beignets and café au lait being iconic breakfast choices. The influence of French, African, and Caribbean cuisines has created a unique breakfast scene, with dishes like grits and grillades and pain perdu (French toast) being popular. The article mentions Café du Monde, a historic spot known for its beignets, and Willa Jean, a modern bakery offering innovative breakfast dishes.

In San Francisco, the article highlights the city's famous sourdough bread and the classic San Francisco-style breakfast burrito. The city's proximity to the ocean has also led to a love for seafood-based breakfast dishes, like the Dungeness crab omelet. The article mentions popular spots like Tartine Bakery, known for its artisanal bread and pastries, and The Sentinel, famous for its breakfast burritos.

Moving to Austin, the article focuses on the city's vibrant food truck scene, with breakfast tacos being a staple. The influence of Tex-Mex cuisine has led to a variety of creative breakfast options, from migas to breakfast enchiladas. The article mentions beloved local spots like Torchy's Tacos, known for its innovative tacos, and Veracruz All Natural, famous for its authentic Mexican breakfast dishes.

In Seattle, the article highlights the city's love for coffee and the iconic Seattle-style breakfast sandwich. The city's proximity to the Pacific Northwest's bountiful produce has also led to a focus on fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. The article mentions popular spots like Paseo, known for its Caribbean-inspired breakfast sandwiches, and The Fat Hen, famous for its farm-to-table breakfast dishes.

Moving to Denver, the article focuses on the city's love for the classic Denver omelet, made with ham, onions, and green peppers. The city's outdoor lifestyle has also led to a focus on hearty, protein-packed breakfasts, like the breakfast burrito. The article mentions beloved local spots like Snooze, an A.M. Eatery, known for its creative breakfast dishes, and Sam's No. 3, famous for its classic diner fare.

In Miami, the article highlights the city's vibrant Cuban and Latin American influences, with dishes like the Cuban sandwich and the classic Miami-style breakfast being favorites. The city's beach culture has also led to a focus on light, refreshing breakfast options, like the tropical fruit bowl. The article mentions popular spots like Versailles, known for its authentic Cuban cuisine, and The Salty Donut, famous for its innovative doughnuts.

Moving to Nashville, the article focuses on the city's love for Southern comfort food, with dishes like biscuits and gravy and the classic Southern breakfast being favorites. The city's music scene has also led to a focus on lively, communal breakfast experiences. The article mentions beloved local spots like Biscuit Love, known for its creative biscuit dishes, and The Pancake Pantry, famous for its classic Southern breakfast fare.

In Portland, the article highlights the city's reputation as a foodie haven, with innovative breakfast dishes like the Portland-style breakfast sandwich and the classic Portland-style doughnut being favorites. The city's focus on sustainability and local ingredients has also led to a variety of farm-to-table breakfast options. The article mentions popular spots like Tasty n Alder, known for its creative breakfast dishes, and Voodoo Doughnut, famous for its innovative doughnuts.

Moving to Atlanta, the article focuses on the city's love for Southern comfort food, with dishes like the classic Southern breakfast and the Atlanta-style breakfast sandwich being favorites. The city's diverse population has also led to a variety of international breakfast options, from Ethiopian injera to Korean bibimbap. The article mentions beloved local spots like The Silver Skillet, known for its classic Southern breakfast fare, and The General Muir, famous for its innovative breakfast dishes.

In Boston, the article highlights the city's love for the classic New England breakfast, with dishes like the Boston cream doughnut and the classic Boston-style breakfast sandwich being favorites. The city's rich history and cultural heritage have also led to a focus on traditional breakfast options, like the classic New England boiled dinner. The article mentions popular spots like Mike's Pastry, known for its classic Italian pastries, and The Paramount, famous for its classic diner fare.

Moving to Philadelphia, the article focuses on the city's love for the classic Philadelphia-style breakfast sandwich, with the iconic Philly cheesesteak being a popular breakfast choice. The city's diverse population has also led to a variety of international breakfast options, from Vietnamese banh mi to Puerto Rican mofongo. The article mentions beloved local spots like John's Roast Pork, known for its classic Philly cheesesteaks, and Reading Terminal Market, famous for its diverse breakfast offerings.

In conclusion, the article provides a comprehensive overview of the favorite breakfast foods in 14 U.S. cities, highlighting the unique culinary traditions, local flavors, and innovative dishes that define the morning meal in each of these cities. From the classic bagels and lox of New York City to the vibrant breakfast tacos of Austin, the article showcases the diverse and delicious breakfast culture across the United States.

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https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/articles/favorite-breakfast-foods-14-u-113300966.html


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