Food
Pop-up venues provide variety for consumers, cost-efficient space for small businesses
It's not hard to spot a pop-up these days. The empty warehouse you pass on your commute is suddenly a vintage clothing store. The abandoned space on the corner is now a hip coffee shop. Whether they're open for one night or one month, one thing can be agreed on -- pop-ups are at the height of cool for consumers. And for retailers, they just make sense.
Dunkin' taking doughnut bacon sandwich national
Dunkin' Donuts putting doughnut breakfast sandwich on national menu
Drowsy drivers: Express brewing goes mobile (Video)
A new gadget lets drivers brew expresso in their cars.
Are nutritional labels coming on alcoholic drinks
Government OKs nutritional labels on alcoholic drinks; companies to decide whether to use them
New NYC ads warn about sweet tea, energy drinks
NYC takes aim at sugary drinks again as new bus, TV ads warn about sweet tea, energy drinks
Wal-Mart aims to perk up produce sections
Wal-Mart aims to address problems in produce with new steps to improve quality
Frozen yogurt may not be the best treat for summer
Dr. Oz, The Daily Dose
Review: Food talk, split families in novel's mix
3 families in mix as food-friendly novel pays homage to Southern cooking's 'odd couple'
Farmers market strawberries: Better for your health, better tasting
The summer season brings about a variety of produce, and purchasing produce locally can be healthier, tastier and less expensive for consumers.
EU recommends testing of US wheat after GM find
EU recommends testing of US wheat after Japan finds GM grains, blocks imports
Summer danger: The other 'lime disease'
It's a delicious way to spend a summer afternoon: Relaxing by a beach or pool with a refreshing beverage in your hand and a lime on the rim. But think twice before squeezing that lime into your drink. Your summer tan could turn into a nasty, itchy rash.
Beer of the Week: Bluejacket & Brasserie de la Senne Gray Jacket
You can still wet your whistle with something so dry
Freshest veggies aren't necessarily in the produce aisle
The grocery store's produce aisle is teeming with wholesome food, right? Maybe not.
French president's wine auctioned to raise funds
French president's palace puts vintage wine up for auction to raise money amid tough times
US ag sec promotes regional foods at Va. stop
US agriculture secretary Vilsack promotes regional food systems at Va.-to-DC produce hub
Local librarian's desire to learn to cook lands her in barbecue competitions
During the week, Amy Buras works as a full-time librarian. Her weekends, however, are far less tranquil. They often involve battling outdoor elements, dodging flames and sparking some serious competition.
Campaign aims to keep Va. food banks stocked
Governor's Bowl campaign aims to keep Virginia food banks stocked during summer
Meat, eggs most associated with foodborne illnesses
Foodborne illnesses sicken an estimated 48 million people a year. And while most of the nation's food supply is safe, a surprising variety of foods can make you sick.
Medical pot laws & treats may send more kids to ER
Yummy-looking medical marijuana treats may entice kids, leading to a spike in ER visits: Study
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