Food and Drink

Police are investigating after the customer experienced burning sensations while eating.

The tomato soup product was recalled in stores in states, including New York, Minnesota, and Illinois.

The manufacturer of Lucky Foods Brand cinnamon powder has issued a recall due to possible lead contamination. 

Six more states are banning SNAP recipients from using their tax payer funded food assistance benefit to purchase junk food.

When it comes to food delivery, Grubhub says in 2025, U.S. consumers were focused on nutrition and went all in on Foodmaxxing, with meals, snacks, drinks, and grocery orders offering the maximum nutritional value.

The recalled items were sold in multiple states, including New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.

The funds will be used to help U.S. farmers pay off their debts and plan financially for next year's planting, which will in turn ensure that they can keep producing food, and therefore stabilize the U.S. food supply.

It has been over a decade since Jordan Shipley played in a National Championship game with the Texas Longhorn football team. Since then, he has turned his focus to scooping ice cream and serving coffee, where his football career began.

A new state-by-state analysis of airport snack searches reveals distinct regional preferences among U.S. travelers.

A federal lawsuit has been filed to strike out a portion of Senate Bill 25, Texas’ new food labeling law.

The Ritz Peanut Butter Cracker Sandwich products were recalled in eight states, including New York, Pennsylvania, and Georgia.

The FDA says some ByHeart products are still being found on shelves at stores including Walmart, Target and Kroger despite the ongoing recall. Here’s what we know.

The shredded cheese was sold in multiple states, including California, Florida, Georgia, New York, and Pennsylvania.

During President Trump’s cabinet meeting Tuesday, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said the administration will stop Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) payments to Democratic-controlled states if they don’t  provide information on those receiving the assistance.

The Agriculture Secretary said the department would be withholding benefits to states because of requests for names and immigration status of aid recipients being denied.

There are around 42 million low-income Americans who receive benefits from the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP). The SNAP Quality Control system ensures recipients receive the right benefits and identifies both underpayments and overpayments.