Food News

Chaodong Wu of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences -- Texas A&M University System -- and a group of researchers tried to answer in a recent study.

A North Carolina man is suing the state claiming a law requiring a license to dispense diet advice violates his right to free speech.

Children could win the chance to see their pizza creations served up to customers during this summer's Kingston Food Festival.

Orange juice maker Tropicana markets its brand as fresh from the grove, but a series of lawsuits nationwide claim the company's juice is so heavily processed it shouldn't be called "natural." In approximately 20 lawsuits, the first one filed in New Jersey, lawyers claim the company adds chemically engineered "flavor packs" to its juice, making it ... (more)

This August, Michelin-decorated Chef Masa Takayama will introduce the first teppan concept to his extraordinary culinary repertoire.

Romeo Langlois, who was captured by FARC 33 days ago and released today, criticized the rebels for using his release as propaganda, but also empathized with their plight.

Fruit seller Adam Corbally's dream of winning The Apprentice went pear-shaped after his team lost a luxury product task.

Summertime in our household means being outside -a lot. Between grilling, gardening, biking and many other activities, keeping hydrated is a priority.

A New York City tourist landmark has created the most expensive burger in the world, with a price tag of $295. Hide your wallets! New York's Serendipity 3 restaurant has invented the world's most expensive burger according the Guinness Book of World Records, clocking in at a shocking $295. The burger, invented in honor of National Hamburger Month , ... (more)

A kibbutz in the mountains of northern Israel might seem an unlikely source for some of the world's most expensive gourmet food.

This is not a good time to be a duck with a fatty liver in California, though better times lie just ahead.

In this May 16, 2012, photo, veterinarian Sara Gilbertson performs a chiropractic adjustment on a dairy cow in Cleveland, Wis.

A diabetic blogger who says he was trying to help other diabetics get healthy is suing a North Carolina agency, claiming it attempted to censor his advice column.

Those looking for evidence of the March 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in Japan may need search no further than their next plate of sushi, Stanford University researchers report.

County music singer Randy Travis is accusing his ex-wife of divulging confidential information about him in order to damage his reputation and career.

CNN is hiring a chef. The news network said Tuesday it is bringing chef Anthony Bourdain in to be the host of a weekend show on food and travel.

Britain's treasury has caved in to popular pressure over its plan to impose sales taxes on freshly-baked goods, handing a victory to supporters of the humble pasty.

In this Oct. 5, 2011, file photo, first lady Michelle Obama gets help from fifth grade student Sterling Zapata in filling a basket with peppers in the White House garden in Washington.

The British government is ditching plans to introduce a tax on Cornish pasties and other hot snacks after critics accused it of targeting working families.

The celebration of all things charcoal run from May 28 until June 3 so make sure you bust out your barbecue.