Amanda Freitag doesn't want anyone to stress about cooking for guests. She shared the simple, delicious meal that's her go-to when she entertains friends.
To the delight of '90s kids who loved their share of pizza and hoops back in the day, Pizza Hut is bringing back its mini basketballs just for March Madness.
If you try combining side dishes and entrees, you may get mixed results. But Jimmy Fallon's french fry burger turned out to be a hit on the TODAY show.
If you love the convenience of ready-to-drink cocktails but want a Bloody Mary option that packs a spicy punch, you may want to check out this new beverage.
This week, another giant name in alcohol announced that it was joining the fun: Jim Beam has revealed a new line of canned cocktails called Kentucky Coolers.
Expanding into other snacks like pretzels, crackers, and yes, meat snacks, is part of a new strategy to grow the Doritos brand far beyond its core products.
Everyone has their personal preference for a martini, and for Chef Jeremy Ford, what he focuses on is not the spirit of the drink; it's something more savory.
If you shop at Trader Joe's, you may frequent the chain's salads. If so, you need to know about the recall of one of the store's most popular ready-made salads.
Bernie Sanders has been trying to get Howard Schultz to testify before lawmakers. After previously refusing, the interim Starbucks CEO has agreed to show up.
If you have trust issues when it comes to your ice cream, we can't blame you. That's why Oreo's new thief-proof ice cream freezer is all the more enticing.
Jamie Oliver is under fire for his new series on £1 meals, with some viewers saying the rationale used to price the chef's meals is deceptive and unrealistic.
Many of us likely remember SunnyD, that deliciously tangy citrusy juice pack from childhood. Now, the brand is entering adulthood with a vodka seltzer.
For those of you at-home chefs who have tried to frost cakes on their own, Pillsbury is finally launching ready-to-use frosting bags to make the process easier.
Joe Zucchero, the founder of Chicago's famous Mr. Beef restaurant that served countless sandwiches and inspired "The Bear," died on March 1 at 69 years old.