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Everything Julie Powell learned from cooking through Julia Child's Mastering the Art of French Cooking.

Thanks to social media and a sustainable ethos, Liquid Death has become the new drink of a generation.

Over a thousand people attended the New York City Fungus Festival, where delightfully odd mushrooms were on display. Here’s a look at them.

Plus more October winners (and some losers) from Trader Joe's, reviewed.

Plus, mashed potatoes attack a Monet painting and a woman slices butter with her teeth.

You might not need that kitchen island, a big fridge isn't always better, and make sure your sink and stove aren't too far apart.

Invented in the 1920s, the battered, deep-fried pork loin burger is a cult-favorite dish.

Plus, could Kit Kats be filled with... other Kit Kats?

Between 48-hour shifts and weekend camping trips, here's how he eats.

Our musical theater nerds offered up a few unsolicited song suggestions: "Into the Tent," "It's a Ruff Puff Life (For Us)," and more.

The chef, TV host, and mayor of Flavortown loves courses, chili crisp, and putting anchovies on ice cream.

Natural wine is all over restaurant and bar menus these days. What happens when something so avant-garde goes mainstream?

Olivia Wilde’s special salad dressing. James Corden’s yolk-only omelet at Balthazar. If you’re familiar with these words, I am sorry.

For author Hua Hsu, a single-use appliance brought along a beloved weekend ritual.

Two Just Stop Oil protestors threw a can of tomato soup on Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” painting in London’s National Gallery. Here’s why.

They're just nuts and bolts. Why do people find them so cute?

Plus, Martha Stewart and Liquid Death launch a creepy candle and sbagliato continues its viral reign.

Grab that hot cocoa and kettle corn and indulge in cozy food shows.

In an excerpt from Savor: A Chef’s Hunger for More, the former Top Chef contestant shares the story of her first time cooking in a New York City kitchen.

This year, people are worried over rainbow fentanyl in Halloween candy. Experts say the risk is unlikely.

Clichés and butchered Spanish aside, the episode feels like a missed opportunity.

Because of her illness, she’s mostly housebound and can’t dine out. She and her husband live on a single income.

Also, Emma Chamberlain shows off her corn-shaped stools and Balenciaga makes a clutch shaped like a bag of Lay’s chips. 

At the foundation of Waitrose Duchy Organic is the humble oaten biscuit.

A new study says yes, but some dietitians have a beef with the findings.

Plus, the Try Guys are down a guy and M&M releases a new color.

It’s 2022, but there’s a reason people are still talking about this.

Pumpkin spice season is on full blast.

The biography, Down and Out in Paradise, is being criticized by some of the late chef’s friends and family for being inaccurate

And how she snacks and meal preps between busy hospital rounds and lectures.