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Plus, Gwyneth Paltrow drinks boring water and Pizza Hut Taiwan launches a “flavorless” pizza.

He works at two bars, has opinions on drink combos, and cooks chicken tagine and homemade hummus.

They’ve lost their golden sheen, but they don’t need “rescuing”—they’re worthy just as they are.

For budding chefs and food creators, the app has been vital for their career. They’re worried about what would happen if a ban becomes reality.

Plus, Florence Pugh says she’s working on a new cooking show and Kourtney Kardashian eats cake in the bathroom.

Starbucks has a lot of messy things going on right now, but it’s still able to drop a brand-new gimmick. Here’s what it tastes like.

There are two types of cooks: Those who clean as they go and those who let it all pile up for later.

Water sommeliers taste and collect expensive bottled water as if they’re fine wines. What does it mean to elevate water to this level of luxury?

Plus, Pizza Hut debuts cilantro pizza and Sofia Coppola’s daughter tries to make vodka sauce pasta.

She cooks dal, barbacoa, and chicken curry for her family. Her salary is $225K, and she lives in dual-income household with her husband and two small children.

The origins of ice cream scoops, citrus juicers, and egg beaters can all be traced to 19th century African American inventors.

Would the famously nosy FYP know exactly what I wanted to cook and eat?

The best way to eat meat is straight off the bone or out of the shell—with your bare hands, BA’s Serena Dai writes.

The British comedian, actress, and antithesis of Matt Lucas will co-host the next season.

Before or after a comedy show, every single time she's in the city.

Plus, people are putting everything in their waffle irons and a “Vanderpump Rules” restaurant feels the latest cheating scandal’s effects.

Rotisserie chicken lovers say the meat tastes “soapy” and “chemically.” BA jumped down the rabbit (chicken?) hole to find out why.

After the Trail of Tears, Bradley Dry’s family settled in Twin Oaks, Oklahoma. And that is how Appalachian cooking traditions arrived there, too.

The essays, travel guides, and recipes in this package are a reflection of the sprawling region's diverse food and culture.

“The best thing I ever ate came from a creased, brown paper sack, folded over and left to keep warm on the dashboard of a late-model Chevrolet pickup.”

For my mother, victory meant her in laws' approval—and acceptance.

Plus, people are selling Girl Scout cookies for $100 on eBay and SunnyD releases a spiked seltzer.

I make king cake and ravioli for students at a public elementary school. My salary is $17K, and my husband makes $300K.

The internet is divided over people ordering catering from chains like Chipotle to hack their weekly meal prep. We crunched the numbers.

Plus, KFC’s Double Down returns and a man gets a single banana as his “vegan” in-flight meal.

In his latest show ‘Next Level Chef,’ Gordon Ramsay does the same bit he has for decades. It's time for something new.

Plus, Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams debuts a Ted Lasso flavor and Starbucks releases olive oil coffee.

Millennials had Edward Fortyhands. College students are mixing alcohol with water and Pedialyte.

She’s plant-based and makes enfrijoladas, jackfruit rendang, and vegetable tempura. And she has opinions on tacos in central Texas.

As the shoplifting debate heats up, one Whole Foods worker tells staff writer Ali Francis why she looks the other way when customers steal.