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Food Network Launches '12 Angry Yelpers:' Watch Out For 'Hangry' Episodes

The Food Network is giving a platform to a group of people to be “hangry” professionally as it is gearing for the launch of its new series “12 Hungry Yelpers.”

By Yves Matthew Amodia

How Many PB&J Sandwiches Americans Eat in a Lifetime

On April 2, in celebration of National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day, 1,000 people all over the country were surveyed by Peter Pan Simply Ground Peanut Butter.
Eat Prebiotic-Rich and Fermented Foods For a Healthier Gut

Good bacteria is beneficial to one's overall health. However, a scientist speculates that not enough good bacteria might reach the gut via eating fermented foods. Thankfully, another expert weigh in and offers a solution to this gut problem.
NBA Wife Ayesha Curry Talks Food Waste in Her Kitchen With Warriors' MVP Stephen Curry

Ayesha Curry, Stephen Curry's beautiful wife, shares her tips on how to prevent food waste. Ayesha Curry, the glamorous wife of 2014-15 NBA season MVP Stephen Curry, runs her kitchen much like how her high-scoring husband plays - which means nothing is wasted.
Study Says Bacon Can Lead to an Early Death

According to a study, bacon can lead to cancer and all sorts of ailments, causing an early death. Bacon, along with other processed meats, can kill. This is according to a study by the American Institute for Cancer Research.
Hourly Wage in New York, California Now $15: Restaurants Forced to Adjust

New York and California enacts the $15 minimum wage law that is sure to impact restauranteurs in the said states.
New York Says Goodbye to 'Four Seasons:' Fine Dining Restaurant to Shut Down

The date is set. New York's fine dining venue, Four Seasons Restaurant, will not be operating in the Seagram Building anymore after July 16.
Food Waste Solution: Colorado’s Heartland Biogas Project Converts Wasted Food to Renewable Energy

A Colorado facility solves the area's wasted food problem by using it as raw material for generating electricity.
Food Gap Increases in War-torn South Sudan, According to UN

According to the United Nations, food gap is increasingly becoming wide in South Sudan, spreading widespread hunger in the war-torn country.
FDA Finalizes Rule to Guarantee Food Safety During Transport

The United States Food and Drug Administration newly released a rule which ensures the prevention of food contamination during transportation.
Starbucks Signed a Letter on Transgender Issue To N. Carolina Gov: Here’s Why!

Starbucks and Coca-Cola are among 80+ companies who signed the letter that expresses CEOs' disappointment on the new regulation because they think it is 'bad for employees and businesses'.
Where to Find Soul-Soothing Persian Ice Cream in Los Angeles

The shop is quite straightforward without any fancy design on its furniture or walls. However, given to the long queues of children and adults standing at front door, this Iranian sweet treat is surely worth the wait.
OpenTable Releases List of Top 10 Restaurants in the United States

Reservation service OpenTable has announced its top 10 restaurants in the United States for 2016. Reservation service OpenTable has announced its top 10 restaurants in the United States for 2016.
LGBT Couples Can Now Get Thrown Out of Mississippi Restaurants, Says New Law

New Mississipi law allows restaurants, businesses and government employees to deny service, jobs to gay couples for religious reasons.
EFSA Commissions Study to Identify Priority Food Safety Issues

A study commissioned by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has classified as many as 28 subjects relating to food safety with a view to improve harmonization in food research throughout the continent.