Food and Drink

Bring in the dancing lobsters, and get ‘em while they’re hot.

The Double Big Mac comes just as you’d expect, with special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles and onions — and not two, but four beef patties.

Dairy Queen is celebrating its 80th anniversary with a BOGO deal on its famous Blizzards.

Waffle House officials say the employee worked on March 1 and has a confirmed positive test for the virus.

As the spread of coronavirus continues, one restaurant chain is taking a proactive approach to fighting off the coronavirus.  The Sichuan Impression restaurant greets every would-be customer by taking their body temperature at the door, so any potential for spreading the coronavirus would not occur at their establishment. If the infrared thermometer reads more than 100 degrees, the would-be customer is politely asked to leave.

Between March 14 and March 17, participating Krispy Kreme locations throughout the country will debut “greenified” versions of the chain’s popular doughnuts.

Pizza maker Basil Street says it plans to roll out pizza vending machines this April.

A technical fault at an Italian winery caused water to displace the water supply of a nearby village.

White Claw Hard Seltzer has rolled out three brand new flavors: Tangerine, Watermelon and Lemon.

Dunkin' Donuts is offering a free donut to customers with the purchase of any beverage for the entire month of March. But you have to order through the app.

For the first time in years, Germany's winemakers won't be making any ice wine, because it didn't get cold enough for the grapes to freeze.

Olive Garden will give four free desserts to people who were born on a Leap Year for all the birthdays the person missed.

Check out some of the best deals available on Feb. 29, before they, too, disappear for another four years.

Dunkin's new "Snackin' Bacon" comes with eight half-slices of bacon, glazed with sweet black pepper seasoning and served in a french fry sleeve.

Coca-Cola recently announced that, while they have contingency plans in place, the situation may impact their long-term supplies of artificial sweeteners.

The FDA released a warning letter directed at the chain alleging the company sold vegetables linked with five outbreaks in the past seven years.

You can get breakfast for free Tuesday, Feb. 25 – and maybe even forever.