Food

Americans eat six sandwiches a week, on average, according to a recent survey conducted ahead of National Sandwich Day.

Salted butter-stuffed dates have gone viral as a surprisingly tasty snack, but are they actually nutritious? Nutritionists have their say.

Francesca Lyon, a nutritionist, told Newsweek that turkey is a great source of an essential amino acid that the human body cannot make on its own.

McDonald's has reported a slight increase in U.S. sales for the third quarter, largely due to the introduction of value meals.

Social media is filled with people raving about the benefits of apple cider vinegar gummies, but the experts are less convinced.

As people take to TikTok to rave about the lung-health benefits of mullein, a medical herbalist explains what it actually does.

The fast-food chain has announced that its beef patties will be returning to locations affected by the E. coli outbreak, but onions won't.

"He's a little orange menace," said one user on Instagram

"We knew we did something wrong when my 'side' of broccoli was the size of my head," the poster said on TikTok.

"Sometimes I wonder do these cats tell other cats where to find food or something like 'this person is so kind,'" one user said.

As wellness influencers take sea moss on TikTok, a nutritionist and an herbalist explain to Newsweek the algae's health benefits.

Mackenzie Greene said her father's response to the imminent arrival of a Category 5 hurricane was "typical for dad."

Chicken salad has been recalled in California, Louisiana, Texas, and Washington, linked to a possible Listeria contamination,

Should we invest in herbal teas for detoxification, or are our bodies fine working it out on their own? Two experts explain.

The country singer spent over $11,000 at Gus's Chicken in Little Rock, Arkansas before his concert.

"Honestly this is a thing if I'm late home my cats are up at the window giving dirty looks and planning their revenge," said one viewer.

"We want to be sure anyone who has this pizza on hand throws it away so they don't get sick," health officials told customers.

A public health alert has been issued over meat, fish and poultry products that were illegally imported from Myanmar to the U.S.

Millions are struggling to find food and clean water as river depths shrivel by up to 90 percent.

As the FDA works to find the cause of the fatal E. coli outbreak, food supplier U.S. Foods has announced a recall of onions.

Among the 2,000 dog owners surveyed, they shared stories of their dogs eating everything from the TV remote to their Social Security card.

The outbreak involving McDonald's burgers is with "a particularly nasty strain," food safety expert Natalie Stanton told Newsweek.

Ariel Johnson had been planning an "intimate" gender reveal with just her and her partner but was left heartbroken when she checked her messages.

Nutritionist, food activist and influencer Courtney Swan tells Newsweek why she never drinks oat milk.

Tubs of Hungarian mushroom soup are being recalled by Puget Consumers Co-op due to concerns they make contain larvae.

A passenger decided to try the food available on her five-hour flight and quickly regretted it after it arrived.

The CDC has reported 49 E. coli cases across 10 states, with 10 hospitalizations and one death.

The CDC says 49 people from 10 states have fallen ill due to this outbreak, with 27 cases reported in Colorado and 9 in Nebraska.

"I thought that this was more about human decency, and all these negative comments really disappointed me," Jocelyn Carreno said.

"That is a ton of mold. That is really dangerous," YouTuber Rosanna Pansino said in a video she uploaded online.