Food & Drink

The research found beer consumers have lower-quality diets, are less active and are more likely to smoke cigarettes compared to those who drink wine, liquor or a combination. 

When it comes to pickles, you either love or hate the snappy snack — there’s really no in-between.

Health officials said there no longer appears to be a food safety concern, and McDonald’s has resumed selling Quarter Pounders with slivered onions at the affected locations

A study from the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases found beer drinkers usually have less healthy lifestyles than drinkers who prefer wine, liquor or a combination of alcohol types.

Food and beverage manufacturer Kraft Heinz said Tuesday that it no longer is serving the Lunchables meals it created for U.S. schools.

Red Lobster is rolling out new menu changes in an effort to excite seafood lovers —  including those on TikTok.

The Chicago-based burger chain hinted at a potential new collaboration in a mysterious Instagram post, and social media has lots of guesses.

Krispy Kreme just announced that the first 500 guests who visit a participating shop across the country on World Kindness Day, Nov. 13, can get a free dozen Original Glazed doughnuts

Spicy food is delicious, but is it healthy? Experts explain what spicy food does to the body, benefits, risks, and how hot is too hot.

Just last week, foodies celebrated National Sandwich Day. Now, a delightful breed of sandwiches is getting its own breakout holiday.

Burger King is celebrating an important November holiday — and it isn’t Thanksgiving.

Savencia Cheese USA is recalling several of its soft ripened cheeses after finding that processing equipment at its Lena, Illinois, facility may have been contaminated with listeria, a type of bacteria.

One of McDonald’s most popular menu items is about to get spicier — at least in some cities.

Whether you’re hitting the polls on Nov. 5 or you already cast your ballot, many restaurants are rewarding voters with freebies and sweet discounts.

Starting Nov. 7, the Starbucks announced that its highly-anticipated holiday cup designs will be arriving in stores.

The Ohio-based fast-food chain made the announcement on an earnings call — while also revealing a fan-favorite menu item is coming back.

McDonald’s often maligned, seemingly perennially-broken ice cream machines could soon become a thing of the past.

The newbie joins a long line of Frosty flavors that have debuted in recent years.

The new rule goes into effect Nov. 7 and could save some customers more than 10% on their beverages, Starbucks said.

New CEO Brian Niccol has pledged to simplify the Starbucks menu.