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8 in 10 Americans now dine out to connect, and new data shows the format built for that was never American to begin with

The Spanish figured out something about eating that much of the world is still catching up to: a meal shared in pieces is better than one consumed alone. World Tapas Day on June 18 celebrates the tradition that made passing plates, trying a little of everything and having a conversation

More than half of Americans now celebrate Juneteenth, and the food on the table carries a West African history most people have never heard of

At the edge of Gadsden’s Wharf in Charleston, South Carolina, a shallow pool catches the harbor light. Look down, and the floor comes into focus: hundreds of engraved human figures, packed together in the configuration of a ship’s hold. The Tide Tribute sits beneath the International African American

13 breakfast ideas that make mornings worth getting up early for

Getting out of bed feels a little easier when something good is waiting in the kitchen. These 13 breakfast ideas offer plenty to choose from, whether the morning is rushed or moving at a slower pace. One of these might be exactly what your usual routine has been missing. Some

11 cookies that don’t survive long enough to cool down

Warm cookies can be hard to leave alone long enough to cool, especially when a sweet craving hits at home. These 11 ideas are for bakers who want dependable treats without spending forever deciding what to make. With plenty to choose from, one of these cookie recipes could become the

15 sheet-pan dinners for the busiest weeknights

Busy weeknights leave little patience for juggling several pots, pans, and cooking times. These 15 sheet-pan recipes keep most of the work in one place, with choices ranging from glazed chicken and salmon to fajitas, quesadillas, pizza, and hearty nachos. You can cook a complete dinner, serve it straight

Old family recipes make a big comeback

Food costs jumped again in April, nearly 3% higher across the board than in April 2025. Experts say between escalating gas prices and ongoing global conflicts, consumers should expect their grocery bills to keep climbing. That sent millennials and Gen Z on a quest to raid grandma’s recipe box

Bozeman summer meal sites open June 15 for kids and teens

BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Human Resource Development (HRDC) council announced free summer meals would return to open community sites across the Gallatin Valley beginning Monday, June 15, for children and teens who lose school meals during summer break. The organization reported meals were available at no cost for anyone 18 and