Thanks To Dunkin', Ina Garten Can Never Look At A Doughnut Again
Ina Garten once found herself in a pinch, and, of all places, Dunkin' Donuts played a key part in her rescue. Though it did turn her off the treat.
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How To Prepare Your Pantry And Fridge For The Port Strike
The port strike that began on October 1 involves tens of thousands of dockworkers on the East Coast and will lead to shortages of certain foodstuffs.
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Kamala Harris' Hack For Eating In The Car Is Both Genius And Relatable
Kamala Harris is a busy woman, often eating on the go. Luckily, she has a helpful trick for dining in the car without making a mess of her outfit.
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Are Texas Roadhouse's Beloved Rolls Really Shrinking?
Speculation about Texas Roadhouse is sizzling across social media. Videos posted on TikTok question the size of the steakhouse chain's bread.
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Review: The New PB&J M&M's Only Deliver Half Of What Is Promised
M&M's has announced that it will release a PB&J variety this December. Let's see if this new M&M flavor has earned a spot in this season's candy bowl.
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Nothing Says I Love You Like A $10K, 28-Ounce Lobster Engagement Roll
In Boston, one restaurant is offering its patrons a chance to profess their love to their special someone with an extremely expensive lobster roll.
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How To Get A Wendy's Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger For 1 Cent This Week
Wendy's is offering a juicy deal for National Cheeseburger Day. From September 18th through 22nd, you can get a Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger for 1 cent.
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Starbucks' New Pecan Drink Packs Cozy Vibes, Not A Lot Of Crunch
Starbucks' new Pecan Crunch Oatmilk Latte is hitting stores September 19. The Takeout is here to let you know if it's worth the coffee run or not.
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Kevin Hart's Vegan Restaurant Suddenly Closes After 2 Years
Hart House customers will no longer be eating their "Hart Out." The vegan fast food chain owned by comedian Kevin Hart closed its doors on Tuesday.
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Campbell's Soup Company Plans To Change Its Name After 155 Years
It might not be much longer before Campbell's Soup Company makes its first big name change in over a century by removing the "Soup" from its name.
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McDonald's Is Making Yet Another Change To McFlurry Packaging (And Going Mini)
McDonald's McFlurry is getting a makeover. It's ditching its current cup with the plastic crown lid in favor of a new sustainable, all-cardboard one.
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Joey Chestnut Squashes Beef With Kobayashi As Winner Of Netflix's Unfinished Beef
Joey Chestnut not only bested Takeru Kobayashi in Netflix's "Unfinished Beef" eating competition, but he set a new world record for eating hot dogs.
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Review: The Kelce Bros' New Cereal Is A Breakfast Love Story And We Are Saying Yes
Travis and Jason Kelce will soon be at the breakfast table with you. We tried the new Kelce Mix Cereal, a blend of the brothers' favorite cereals.
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Chick-Fil-A TV: The Chicken Chain Is Hatching Up A Streaming Platform
In news we never thought we'd be covering this year, Chick-fil-A (yes, that Chick-fil-A) is flapping its way into the streaming video business.
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Starbucks' New Fall Drink Is Coming For The PSL's Throne
We tried the Iced Apple Crisp Nondairy Cream Chai and Raccoon Cake Pop to see if these fall menu items are worth ordering on your next Starbucks run.
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We Called It: This Is When The Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte Is Coming Back
Fall's officially back - at least at Starbucks. The coffee chain's beloved Pumpkin Spice Latte is coming back on the exact day we predicted.
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Fans Alarmed By Alicia Silverstone Eating Toxic Fruit On TikTok
Alicia Silverstone filmed herself eating an unfamiliar fruit while visiting England. Her fans identified the fruit as a toxic Jerusalem cherry.
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Perdue Issues Recall Of Over 167,000 Pounds Of Frozen Chicken Products
Perdue Foods is recalling over 167,000 pounds of frozen chicken tender and nugget products that may be contaminated with pieces of metal wire.
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Famous Amos Cookies Founder Wallace Amos Jr Dead At 88
Wallace Amos Jr., the founder of Famous Amos cookies, has died at home after a battle with dementia. His wife, Carol, was at his side when he died.
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Hellmann's Mayo Cologne Is Enjoyable For All The Wrong Reasons
Hellmann's has decided to bottle the smell of its signature mayonnaise in a classy cologne, and we tried it. It wasn't as disgusting as you'd think.
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Palmer Candy Issues Nationwide Recall For Severe Health Risks
Palmer Candy has issued a recall of a wide variety of its products because of potential salmonella contamination in its white confectionery coating.
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A Hot Cheetos Lawsuit Was Just Filed And Things Are Getting Spicy
Richard Montañez has filed a lawsuit against Frito-Lay that alleges the company defamed him by claiming he did not invent Flamin' Hot Cheetos.
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13 Costco Food Court Secrets Not Many Know
Costco food court may not have a wide menu, but there's more that goes into delivering consistent items than you'd think. These are Costcos food court secrets.
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The Kelce Brothers' Cereal Is Worth The Wait (But Luckily You Don't Actually Have To)
The Kelce brothers are releasing a signature cereal, but it's not coming out until fall. Fortunately, you can make a DIY version of Kelce Mix Cereal.
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Why Starbucks' Mobile App Isn't Working
If you've had trouble ordering Starbucks through your app today, it's not just you. An IT issue has temporarily shut down Starbucks mobile ordering.
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Taco Bell's Cheesy Street Chalupas Are All Bread And No Bite
Taco Bell's new limited-time Cheesy Street Chalupas are supposed to be a tribute to street tacos, but their flavor is overwhelmed by too much starch.
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Burger King's New Fiery Menu Only Delivers A Few Sparks
With five new menu items, Burger King's Fiery line promises escalating levels of heat. We tried each item to see if they deliver, and the line came up short.
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