Food News

Food prices at the grocery store are up, following an increase in production costs and wholesale prices.

The Luau Grill Island BBQ, which had been at 1108 W. Morton Ave. since 2010, will reopen early this summer in the Diamond Plaza building at 803 S. Diamond St., the former home of Midland Farm & Home Supply.

What was supposed to be a cheap bite at a Southern California fast-food restaurant has turned into a small fortune for some customers.

The mayor of a small town in the Philadelphia suburbs can offer a guarantee to his constituents: He won't be going to bed hungry.

Nursing homes traditionally have run more like hospitals than homes, but a growing number around Topeka are changing business as usual.

Wal-Mart is promising to drive down the prices of organic food by bringing in a new company, WildOats, to deliver a whole range of additional products.

ORGANISERS of Oxfordshire's Wilderness festival have unveiled a programme of feasting and revelling for their expanded event, which they say will recapture the spirit of the raucous Wychwood Forest Fairs originally held on the site.

The Delmarva Chicken Festival is making its last run this year after 65 years on the Delmarva Peninsula.

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A college student eats more than the recommended dose of a marijuana-laced cookie and jumps to his death from a hotel balcony.

Farms stricken with a deadly pig virus must report outbreaks as part of a new program to help monitor and possibly control the spread of the disease, the federal government announced Friday.

Despite the simplicity of this tart - the only ingredients are three vegetables and a few seasonings - it delivers big flavour in a beautiful package.

Spring often feels like a re-birth, and three new cookbooks are re-introducing traditional recipes and ingredients in innovative and interesting new ways.

Chobani plans to expand beyond its Greek yogurt cups this summer as it faces intensifying competition in the fast growing category.

Four years after the Deepwater Horizon spill, oil is still washing up on the long sandy beaches of Grand Isle, Louisiana, and some islanders are fed up with hearing from BP that the crisis is over.

But Kate could not help teasing William about his disappearing follicles when the royal couple visited the prestigious Sydney Royal Easter Show.

The Mexican food chain said Thursday that it would raise prices for the first time in three years as its popularity continues to soar.

Greeks are particular about their feta. Some like theirs soft and mild; others prefer it hard and crumbly.

Farmers and agricultural officials in western North Carolina are working to assess possible damage to fruit crops from this week's freezing temperatures.

Banning chocolate milk from schools may sound like a good move for kids' health, but efforts to do so haven't turned out that way, a small study found.