These Tuna Brands Get Top Marks For Dolphin Safety Tara Lambourne/Shutterstock By Elaina Friedman/Feb. 23, 2022 3:14 pm EST Tinned fish is hot right now. As a darling of the pandemic, the canned seafood market “is expected to surpass US$ 82.1 [billion] by the end of 2032” according to a report from Future Market Insights, and a recent roundup in Eater features 13 New York City restaurants whose menus feature it front and center....
This Is Why Warren Buffett Really Eats So Much Fast Food J. Kempin/Getty Images By Naveena Vijayan/Updated: Feb. 3, 2023 12:06 pm EST Warren Buffett eats in a way few would consider healthy. “I am one quarter Coca-Cola,” he joked at the Berkshire Annual General Meeting in 2016. Out of the 2,700 calories he consumes per day, 700 come from the fizzy drink. With each can, the body undergoes a sugar spike and then a crash....
What Olympic Athletes Really Eat Shutterstock By Kitty Jay AND Meg Walters/Updated: Feb. 2, 2023 7:09 pm EST When you’re a world-class, Olympic athlete, it’s your full-time job to keep your body in peak condition. And whether you’re hitting the slopes, the pool, or the mat, managing your nutritional needs becomes just as important as training for a medal-worthy athletic performance. Olympic athletes often maintain not just rigid exercise and training routines but incorporate special diets into that training....
What You Need To Know About Jon Bon Jovi’s Restaurants Ron Adar/Shutterstock By Jennifer Mathews/July 24, 2022 4:59 pm EST The adage, “You should never meet your hero,” doesn’t seem to apply to Jon Bon Jovi. The “Living on a Prayer” rockstar and 1980s heartthrob seems to be a good person in a field littered with lousy behavior. With his blond-streaked, grown-out mullet, the frontman of the band “Bon Jovi” is not only a musician, but also a philanthropist....
Why Giada De Laurentiis’ Daughter Doesn’t Want To Be A Chef s_bukley/Shutterstock By Gina LaVecchia Ragone/Updated: Jan. 31, 2023 3:35 pm EST Many children of celebrity chefs follow their parents into the “family business.” For example, Wolfgang Puck’s son, Byron Puck, was recently named general manager of two restaurants, Merois and Ospero, in the Puck empire in Los Angeles (via Los Angeles Magazine), and Puck’s youngest son, Oliver, has shown he can scramble an egg like a master — and even handle a Tomahawk steak (via Instagram)....
Why Instagram Roasted Gordon Ramsay For His ‘Raw’ Roast Beef Rob Kim/Getty Images By Vedran Maslovara/July 25, 2022 12:10 pm EST For anyone living in the U.K. and Ireland, one day of the week is especially beloved for all who like to eat well. Yes, it’s Sunday, and the meal is known as Sunday roast. Incidentally, it’s the classic British meal that the famous singer Adele makes every Sunday. The tradition of roasting meat on Sundays dates back centuries and the type of meat can vary — beef, pork, lamb, and chicken are all equally good, but roast beef is the most popular option (via The Spruce Eats)....
Why One New Zealand Watermelon Cost Almost $70 Flaffy/Shutterstock By Vedran Maslovara/June 8, 2022 8:33 am EST Summer is just around the corner, but the temperature for June tells us that this month is already “hotter-than-average” (via Climate). And with the warmer weather, you might want to prepare a refreshing fruit salad for yourself or your loved ones. However, if you live in New Zealand, you might be stunned if you attempt an amazing way to use up a watermelon and use the leftover juicy pieces for your fruit salad....
Why Some People Think Root Beer Tastes Like Medicine kungverylucky/Shutterstock By Aimee Lamoureux/March 20, 2022 10:37 pm EST Soda just isn’t as popular as it used to be in the United States. Consumption of the fizzy beverage has been steadily declining since the year 2000, hitting an all-time low of 38.87 gallons per person in 2018, according to Statista. And while this trend appears pretty consistent across the board, some types of soda are faring worse than others....
Why Watermelons Are Popular Hostess Gifts In China Yellow Cat/Shutterstock By Gina LaVecchia Ragone/Updated: March 31, 2022 9:12 am EST As the weather gets warmer and invitations to barbecues, pool parties, and other summery events start rolling in, would you ever consider skipping traditional host or hostess gifts such as flowers or wine, for a watermelon? As unusual as it might sound to Westerners, and while large fruit never took off as a present in the United States, watermelons are actually a welcomed and traditional gift for hosts and hostesses in China (via Reader’s Digest)....
15 Things You Should Be Putting On Your Salad But Aren’t nadianb/Shutterstock By Steven Luna/May 31, 2022 2:22 pm EST Salad has long been saddled with a reputation as a boring dinner guest, a bowl of rabbit food that needs to be drowned in dressing to even be palatable. If salad were an algebra problem, it would probably be something simple like lettuce + vegetables + dressing = meh. The mental image conjured up by diners who eschew salad is usually the diner-style dinner starters that feature a handful of iceberg lettuce, fourteen carrot shreds, and a few pale tomato slices....
Easy Turkey Meatloaf Recipe Ashley Schuering By Ashley Schuering AND Mashed Staff/Updated: March 24, 2022 4:01 pm EST A second generation recipe passed down from mother to daughter is perfect to warm you up on a chilly night or when a light yet filling meal is desired. Easy turkey meatloaf combines a variety of ingredients to yield a tasty dinner that’s super easy and quick to fix, too, in just 10 minutes....
Ferrero’s Chocolate Recall Just Got Bigger Walter Cicchetti/Shutterstock By Elaina Friedman/April 8, 2022 1:29 pm EST It’s only been a few days since the multinational confectionary Ferrero cleared its Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs from UK shelves after salmonella was detected in one of its European facilities, reports CNN. The recall prompted an investigation from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, which is currently responding to “dozens of reported and suspected” salmonella cases in “at least nine” European countries, including Britain, France, Ireland, Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Sweden, and Norway....
Frosé Season Arrives Early With Giada De Laurentiis’ Fruity Recipe s_bukley/Shutterstock By Karen Hart/March 13, 2022 10:22 pm EST Daylight light savings time may have you feeling like you’re dragging. The adjustment to springing forward is rough. In fact, according to The Atlantic, Facebook looked at its community in 2014 and found that 25% of users added “feeling tired” to their status the following Monday after moving clocks ahead an hour....
Has Tom Brady Really Never Eaten At Subway? Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images By Aimee Lamoureux/Updated: July 26, 2022 9:44 am EST Tom Brady’s dietary restrictions are almost as famous as the man himself. The star quarterback, formerly of the New England Patriots and now of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, adheres to a strict diet known as the TB12 diet, which is a plant-based, high-protein, gluten-free plan that is meant to reduce inflammation and improve athletic performance....
Instagram Is Tearing Up At Duff Goldman’s Cake Shop Anniversary Tribute Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images By Boshika Gupta/March 4, 2022 8:42 am EST For celebrity chef and Food Network star Duff Goldman, being in the kitchen is a passion that showed up early in his life. According to The Culinary Institute of America, Goldman was only 4-years-old when his mother found him “watching Chef Tell and swinging around a meat cleaver.” He continued exploring his love for food and started working in the culinary world as a teenager....
Jennifer Garner Pays It Forward With A ‘Little Act Of Kindness’ At Starbucks Jamie Mccarthy/Getty Images By Karen Hart/March 2, 2022 10:58 am EST Jennifer Garner has long been called America’s sweetheart, a moniker that suits her well because she is just that nice. You would be hard-pressed to find anyone who has anything negative to say about Garner. “Juno” director, Jason Reitman told the Hollywood Reporter, “She’s unabashedly sincere in a way that you just don’t see anymore....
Krispy Kreme’s Mother’s Day Donuts Are Almost Too Pretty To Eat Facebook By Aimee Lamoureux/May 3, 2022 4:25 pm EST Mother’s Day is coming up on Sunday, May 8, and some people might still be scrambling to find the perfect gift to show the mother figures in their lives that they care. While some might go for the traditional flowers, chocolate, or brunch, there are plenty of other ways to spoil moms on their special day....
Mistakes Everyone Makes When Eating Korean BBQ Foto by KKK/Shutterstock By Anita Surewicz/Updated: June 10, 2022 4:20 pm EST Historically, Korean barbecue is believed to have originated in Central Asia among the Maek nomadic group who cooked seasoned meat over an open fire (via Korean BBQ). Since then, the preparation has taken the world by storm, and there are plenty of good reasons why. Consisting of a lineup of side dishes called banchan and flame-grilled strips of meat cooked right at the table, Korean barbecue is more of an adventure than a meal....
New RX Bars Bring Convenience To A Better-For-You Breakfast Facebook By Aimee Lamoureux/June 7, 2022 3:48 pm EST You’ve probably already heard the old saying that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It turns out, there is some science behind it. Eating a healthy breakfast can help kickstart your body’s energy and give your brain an extra boost of power by replenishing glucose levels after a night of fasting, according to Better Health Channel....
Old Fashioned Pancakes Recipe Kate Shungu/Mashed By Kate Shungu AND Mashed Staff/May 27, 2022 1:21 pm EST Calling pancakes “old fashioned” is perhaps redundant, as the basic recipe has been around for ages. A timeline from Betty Crocker suggests that they may date back to ancient Greece, but were more or less in the form we know them today by the 19th century. In fact, the most recent game-changing pancake the company notes was the baked pancake, introduced to mainstream U....
