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These are the obscure and amazing foods the Bon Appétit staff buys on Amazon. You're welcome.
Alex Delany
Desiree Linden is proof that athletes should be sponsored by beer, not sports drinks.
Alex Beggs
Ryan Lochte's Olympic training diet is something to behold. 7,000 calorie days packed with protein, French vanilla coffee, water "with drops in it," and the occasional flavor twist Frito. This is Ryan Lochte we're talking about.
Alex Beggs
Sort of amazing, sort of baffling: Is this restaurant seriously serving raw cookie dough and charging $8 for it?
Elyssa Goldberg
Ross also has a thing for a snack you might expect more in a second grader's lunch box than an Olympian's gym bag.
Alex Beggs
There's a pool of sprinkles. Enough said.
Seth Weil is living proof that you can achieve athletic success thanks to tacos.
Alex Beggs
Gabby Douglas tells us about the good luck dinner she has every night before a big event, and her favorite training snacks for the Rio Olympics.
Alex Beggs
10 yogurt options and a steady supply of pizza and pasta are crucial for hungry athletes in the Olympic Village.
Amanda Shapiro
The (mis)fortune of creating a dish that's a runaway viral hit.
Elyssa Goldberg
Gayle King takes a 3:00 a.m. bubble bath, Robin Meade has a protein mug cake, and more morning routines of the news anchors who have the early shift.
Alex Beggs
Get ready for a lot of cachaça consumption.
Angela Almeida and John Surico
The ultra-healthy "American Ninja Warrior" superstar uses protein shakes as coffee creamer and snacks on protein chocolate chip cookies.
Christina Chaey
Food start-ups are challenging the border between food and not-food. Anyone care for a nutrition bars with crunchy crickets?
Adrienne Rose Johnson
Strained peaches make a hell of a Bellini, and more unexpected recipes featuring Gerber's finest.
Callie Wright
Do you know the difference between Kobe and Wagyu steak? Plus, how to tell if your restaurant is lying about where their beef came from.
Larry Olmsted
Your favorite restaurants are as obsessed with Pokémon Go as you are.
Elyssa Goldberg
We're all just solo gluten-free eaters that don't have time to sit down for a meal, or even cook anymore. Sigh.
Sophie Egan
How one baker went from selling hand pies on the stoop of her home to selling them in Starbucks across the country.
Julia Bainbridge
Chipotle's latest ad wants to pull at your heartstrings. But there's a whiff of desperate rebranding in the air that's undeniable.
Alex Beggs
The Star Trek Beyond star on eating 80% gluten-free and the one food she can't resist.
David Walters
Tour de France riders can burn up to 8,000 calories a day. So what do they eat on those bikes, anyway?
Amanda Shapiro
What did hot dogs do to deserve this treatment?!
Alex Beggs