More than 36million pounds of rice and ramen sold at Trader Joe's recalled

Nearly 37 million pounds of fried rice, ramen and dumplings, sold under Kroger, Trader Joe's and other top brands, have been recalled over fears of glass inside.

20 life-changing kitchen hacks

The key to simplifying cooking lies in a few little tricks. From techniques for peeling garlic to softening butter, here are 20 tips to make meal prep a breeze.

What happens to your body when you eat salad every day?

Salad is a very versatile dish. It can be eaten as a side or as a main, and there are enough ingredient options to make everyone happy. Most salads consist of a base of vegetables, but sometimes fruits, nuts, seeds, croutons, and protein sources are added to the mix. Indeed, a salad can be a great balanced meal, but would it be one you should consume every day? And if so, what will happen to your body if you do? Click through the following gallery to find out.

Why does cilantro taste like soap to some people?

Cilantro is notorious for being a love-it-or-hate-it herb. Many people adore its bright, citrusy freshness, and even go so far as to add it to every dish they possibly can. It has become a staple plant to grow in any kitchen or garden, especially since it is a relatively easy herb to cultivate. But there are some people in the world who find the herb’s flavor revolting. Indeed, few foods have elicited such a sharply divided reaction among eaters. Cilantro, also known as coriander in some parts, can possibly make or break a dish. So, why does cilantro taste so different depending on who tastes it? Click on to find out.

Scottish foods and drinks you need to try

When it comes to Scottish cuisine, there are many traditional foods to try–from haggis, the country's national dish, to the indulgent deep-fried Mars bar. If you're planning a trip to Scotland, you certainly won't go hungry, and if you're simply curious about Caledonia's culinary offerings, this gallery will get your tastebuds tingling! Click through to discover some of Scotland's most famous foods and drinks.

The best cabbage recipes

Cabbage is a versatile vegetable that’s packed with nutrients, is relatively cheap, and stores well. Here are 20 recipes from around the globe that feature this super healthy food.

The very unexpected $4.49 item Aldi shoppers can't get enough of: 'Worth every cent'

The buy only launched in Aldi stores on February 25, yet several commenters confirmed they'd already tried it - and loved it.

Sweet music! Listening to your favourite song curbs yearning for sugary foods

Never mind costly fat jabs - scientists have found a much simpler and cheaper way to lose weight.

The best place to eat a sandwich in every state

Since the 4th earl of Sandwich improved life as we know it by inventing his namesake in 1762, the humble sandwich has spawned countless varieties, and an equally infinite number of places that swear they make the “best” in town. For your convenience, we’ve identified each state’s signature sandwich, and a great place to try one.

I left a negative review at a restaurant so the owner called my boss to complain. It only got worse

An Australian diner revealed how their honest review about a subpar restaurant led to consequences they never expected.

20 foods to add umami to your cooking

For the longest time, people assumed that all tastes boiled down to sweet, salty, sour and bitter. But in 1908, a Japanese chemist identified the fifth distinctive taste, umami, which roughly translates to “deliciousness” and is strongly associated with savouriness, that taste sensation that leaves people craving more. It’s present in a range of foods, from Doritos to green tea, and is characterized by both flavour and mouthfeel, creating a subtle richness and depth to the foods it interacts with. If you want to play around with flavours and create the best version of the dishes you’re making, just add a hit of umami—you won’t regret it.

What your favourite wine says about you, according to science

Your choice of a cheap Zinfandel Rosé over an expensive Argentinian Malbec might reveal more about your personality than your palate, according to a new study.

Curious examples of the "pizza effect"

The “pizza effect” is the name given to a phenomenon where a seemingly unimportant thing in one culture becomes popular in another. This then turns into a feedback loop and popularity consequently finds its way back to the original culture. Indeed, some products, foods, concepts, dances, and music didn't become popular in their home countries until they found success elsewhere. In this gallery, we bring you some interesting examples of the "pizza effect." Click on and get to know them.

Dos and don’ts when it comes to kitchen safety

You might be great at cooking, but how aware are you of kitchen safety? This concept might seem exaggerated at first, but it's super important for your health. There's more than just washing your hands, so make sure you're aware of these kitchen safety tips to avoid any unnecessary illness. Check out this gallery to see if you're already watching out for these. If not, it's never too late to start!

The best rice dishes around the world

Rice is a staple food in many countries. While it is a very basic ingredient, it can also taste extremely delicious when cooked well. And there are so many different things that you can do with it! Take a look through the following gallery to discover the best recipes with rice around.

'Boil in a bag' funerals come to Britain: Scotland introduces technique that sees bodies dissolved

Scotland has become the first part of the UK to introduce 'boil in a bag' funerals, in the biggest change to Britain's burial rules since cremation was introduced in 1885.

Countries with the best wines in the world

The latest winners of the prestigious Decanter World Wine Awards (DWWA) were announced in 2025. The rankings provide a fresh look at the best wines from across the globe. The DWWA is considered one of the most respected competitions in the industry. Each wine is blind-tasted by a panel of top experts, ensuring selections are based only on quality. It is then classified under Best in Show, Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze categories, based on the score received from the judges From everyday favorites to rare gems, the awarded wines reflect excellence across all styles and price points. For wine lovers and curious drinkers alike, this is an invaluable guide to which labels are worth buying. Curious to know which countries have the finest wines? Click to find out.

Why I love plane food - even when it's terrible

Airline meals are rarely considered to be the epitome of culinary excellence. But some disagree - and really rather enjoy dinner at 30,000ft.

Foods you should never reheat in the microwave

For most people, a microwave is as an essential kitchen staple. It can be a lifesaver when it comes to your office lunch with last night's leftovers or a no-fuss evening meal. And while it's a handy thing to have when you need to reheat food, not everything should be heated in a microwave. Unfortunately, reheating certain dishes can put you at risk of food poisoning or worse. Also, the powerful rays inside this appliance can be too much for some food. Click on to find out which foods you should never reheat in the microwave and how to reheat them properly.

How often should you change your kitchen sponge? Scientist finally settles the debate

It's an item that most of us have in our sink. But just how often do you change your kitchen sponge?

Urgent warning issued for Gü dessert fans after cheesecakes are contaminated with deadly allergen

Gü Indulgent Foods is recalling its Gü Blonde Chocolate Cheesecake because some packs may have been mispacked with a cheesecake containing hazelnuts that are not listed on the label.

What are the most (and least) addictive foods?

A strikingly high number of people are addicted to food, and many don’t even know it. Using the Yale Food Addiction Scale, researchers at the University of Michigan studied addictive-like eating in 518 participants, asking them to rate how problematic 35 foods are for them on a scale from 1 (not addictive) to 7 (extremely addictive). A whopping 92% of participants had addictive-like eating behavior towards some foods. Click through to see what they found to be the most and least addictive, as reported by Healthline.

The world’s best vineyards, ranked

Wine enthusiasts and tourists are increasingly drawn to vineyards that offer more than just tastings. From historic estates with centuries-old traditions to modern wineries embracing sustainable practices, the global wine industry is a mix of agricultural expertise, cultural heritage, and visitor experiences. Each vineyard reflects the unique climate, soil, and grape varieties of its region, while also navigating the operational challenges of modern viticulture. In this gallery, we highlight 30 vineyards around the world that stand out for their quality, history, and visitor engagement. Curious? Click to explore them.

Cauliflower, please! Expert explains how the humble white vegetable can supercharge your nutrition

Cauliflower has been boiled into submission for decades, yet somehow it keeps making a comeback and remains a feature on our dinner plates.

Things you didn’t know about sugar

Found literally everywhere, sugar has been an important crop and commodity since ancient times. Used in many types of foods and drinks around the world, it's hard to find someone who isn't a fan of a little sweetness. And while a lot of us are trying to cut back on our sugar intake, it's still a huge part of modern life. This sweetener has become a preferred ingredient in almost every food product, and it's hard to escape it. So whether you've got a big sweet tooth or not, you need to check out these interesting facts about sugar. Click on!

What you might not know about the Last Supper

The Last Supper is detailed in the Bible as the last meal Jesus and his apostles shared. It has been depicted by numerous artists, with the most famous example being the painting by Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci. But how much do we know about the Last Supper, really? What was it, how was it, and what can we learn from the accounts in the Bible? Click on to find out.

Report reveals the cheapest grocery stores

A new report suggests that one popular budget grocery chain may not be delivering the savings shoppers expect.

Heston Blumenthal announces he is closing his two-Michelin star London restaurant

The celebrity chef revealed the 'bittersweet' decision to shut Dinner by Heston next January, exactly 16 years after it opened in 2011.

The national dishes from around the world you must try

There's really no such thing as a “national dish.” It's rare for a country to adopt a dish as it does a flag or flower. That said, many countries become associated with certain foods that visitors feel compelled to check out. How many of the following dishes have you tasted?

Are potatoes and rice healthy? The best carbs to eat - and how they can lower bowel cancer risk

Whole-food carbohydrate sources provide energy, fibre, vitamins and minerals and are consistently linked in large studies to staying a healthy weight and lower risks illness.

How to make plans that don’t involve alcohol

When it comes to socializing, many people rely on alcohol to make them feel more comfortable and to coax out an easier friendship, so much so that "going for a drink" has been embedded in many cultures' socialization. It can be a rite of passage, a post-work ritual, and it can also be more casual than a full dinner, so it has its perks, but alcohol is not the only option. There are lots of good reasons to stop drinking—to cut calories, improve your immune system, have a clearer mind, more energy, etc.—but whatever the reason, there are tons of engaging, playful, and bond-strengthening social activities that could work for you. Click through for some inspiration.

30 Midwestern recipes you need to try

The Midwest, with its sprawling farmlands and rich cultural history, serves as a melting pot of culinary traditions that have shaped its distinctive comfort food. From the creamy, dreamy depths of Indiana's sugar cream pie to the hearty, spiced layers of homemade Cincinnati chili, these recipes are a testament to the region's love for robust, comforting meals. As we delve into classics like the Chicago-style deep-dish pizza and innovative twists like tater tot breakfast casseroles, prepare to be surprised by the diversity and depth of flavors the Midwest has to offer. Click through to the gallery to celebrate the soul-satisfying, heartwarming dishes that make Midwestern cuisine truly iconic.

Munch on these mouthwatering recipes with mushrooms

Mushrooms are absolutely packed with flavor, and make a delicious ingredient in a huge variety of dishes. They can be bought fresh, tinned, or frozen, and while fresh is always best, it's hard to go wrong with the humble mushroom. Take a look through this gallery to discover 30 great recipes with mushrooms!

30 slow cooker recipes you have to try!

Cooking for the whole family or just for two? Look no further than the slow cooker to simplify weeknight dinners. This appliance takes care of all the work, while giving you a hearty home-cooked meal. Whether it's chicken, pork, or even ribs, these slow cooker recipes will have you covered. Simply assemble your dish, sit back, and let all the delicious flavors mix together!Ready? Click on for some truly unforgettable slow cooked meals.

The best English pub food

The core of the community, English pubs are a place where families gather, friends drink, and everyone can enjoy a hearty meal. Whether you’re a steak enthusiast or enjoy a wholesome pie, there’s sure to be an appealing dish for you. Let’s take an imaginary culinary tour of these fine establishments. Here’s a look at the best pub grub the country has to offer.

America's luckiest diner that keeps selling million-dollar lottery tickets - and it's on Nantucket

Old South Diner has sold four million-dollar scratch-off tickets in the past two years. The restaurant and convenience store chalk up the success to being a 'lucky place.'

Follow the most popular wine routes in the world

Wine routes allow connoisseurs and enthusiasts of this most civilized of drinks to visit wineries and vineyards in some of the most prestigious wine regions in the world. So, where would you like to uncork your favorite red or white?Browse the gallery, raise your glass, and start following these fabulous wine routes.

New burger recipes you'll just have to try

Who doesn't love a good burger? It's not by accident that it's one of the most popular foods around the world! While the traditional hamburger is very much a staple of international cuisine, there are many other recipes out there that will surely make you drool. Whether you're a meat or fish-lover, vegetarian, or vegan, we have mouthwatering recipes you'll definitely want to try. Click through the following gallery and discover new burger recipes today!

How to make the best coffee-flavored desserts

What is the 'trendiest food of 2026'? tinned fish

Social media is often rife with strange food trends, and one of the latest may have many scratching their heads.

The best foods to buy frozen

Buying fresh may seem healthier, but did you know many fruits and vegetables retain their nutrients just as well when frozen? Not to mention all the time you save and food waste you could reduce! Check out these suggestions to add to your shopping list.

You Won't Believe What These Foods Really Are: Prepare to Be Surprised

They say you are what you eat—and if that’s true, it’s probably a good idea to know as much as possible about the stuff you’re putting into your body. Even the most familiar foods you could be eating every day have plenty of surprises. Here’s 20 that are sure to be memorable the next time you sit down to snack.

The world's most popular savory fried foods

Be it a battered vegetable, a bread-crumbed cutlet, or a tender piece of dough, what doesn't taste amazing after a proper fry job? The ancient Egyptians invented the technique of frying food in hot fat, and since then each culture has taken their unique spin on it. From basic French fries to delicate tempura, nothing quite pleases the palate like a delicious crisp from a brief dip in hot oil. Ready for a mouthwatering experience? Click through this gallery for the world's most popular fried savory foods.

Sorbet product is pulled from supermarket shelves over fears it could spark an allergic reaction

A sorbet product designed to resemble a piece of fruit has been pulled from shelves amid fears of an undeclared allergen.

New Englanders revolt after RFK Jr launches war against beloved coffee staple Dunkin

Health Secretary RFK Jr boldly called out the beloved coffee chain for overly-caffeinated and sugary drinks.

Are you aware of the ingredients in your food?

Some seemingly basic foods contain strange ingredients and additives. Are you prepared to see what mysterious things are in some of your favorite dishes, sweets, and snacks? Click through the gallery to find out.

Delicious spinach recipes to make you feel strong!

Super nutritious and reasonably priced, spinach is one of those ingredients that a lot of people like to keep on hand for its versatility. It's widely available year round, and is packed with vitamins A, C, and K, and minerals like folate, iron, magnesium, and potassium. And while this healthy veggie is most famous for appearing in salads, we can create meals from simply sautéed with garlic, to stewed into a hearty chana masala, these recipes will change your view on this veg forever. So click on for some Popeye-approved spinach recipes!

You're eating cheese all wrong! Why you should NEVER store blues, cheddars, and bries together

In news that will concern fans of the moreish treat, an expert has revealed that you're probably storing your cheeses wrong.

30 great recipes with eggs

Eggs are a fantastic source of protein and essential vitamins, minerals, and healthy nutrients. They also happen to be very cheap (even the free-range variety) and, more importantly, tasty! Take a look through this gallery to discover 30 amazing recipes with eggs. Click on!

When do Americans dine? A look at dinner times across states

Mealtimes are surprisingly flexible, and history shows they’ve changed a lot over the centuries. When we eat, how much we eat, and what counts as “dinner” is shaped by culture, work routines, social class, and personal preference. These factors create fascinating variations, both between countries and within them. In the US, for instance, the average dinner time can differ by more than 90 minutes from state to state, according to the American Time Use Survey, revealing just how diverse our dining habits really are. Curious where your state falls? Click through the gallery to see the dinner-time differences across the country and the reasons behind them.