Across grocery freezer aisles and farmers’ markets alike, the breaded vessels for nostalgia are being reimagined as health foods, wholesome snacks, and convenient fast-food substitutes

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Solid cocktails have entered the bartender chat—and you can throw away those Dixie Cups.

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Ye olde pubs, taverns, and beer halls aren’t the only places to catch the big game anymore.

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Some of us are crying in H Mart; some of us are mourning in Costco.

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The century-old tortilla press works great for masa and, as the internet has proven, so much more.

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Often overlooked, the Ecuadorian food diaspora is raising its own profile

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Not too long ago, the physical cookbook seemed to be heading toward the same fate as the compact disc. What happened was just the opposite.

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Why small food brands are turning to online overstock markets to bring their innovative, boutique goods to the masses.

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Restaurant voyeurism is all the rage, and open-concept kitchens are changing how restaurants function. But will they change the labor structures that comprise the industry?

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As worries emerge about the future of what has become known as the world’s best cinnamon, growers are deciding the fight ought to be an international one.

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The birthday and quinceañera staple has a storied history—and an uncertain future

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A global history of the world’s oldest edible luxuries.

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Consumers ask more than ever of refrigerators, and manufacturers keep enabling.

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