Food News

Air travel—especially early morning air travel—is never a picnic, so you take little pleasures where you can find them. On United, one of those pleasures was the airline’s stroopwafels.

Sometimes, it feels like Krispy Kreme has gone from a doughnut shop to a doughnut tease. A big part of the brand’s strategy has been limited time only doughnuts that are practically gone before you know it. This approach has both its problems and its benefits.

The market may be saturated with flailing restaurant chains in need of a reboot, but did anyone besides the analysts know that IHOP was one of them? It's IHOP, bro. Everybody knows you go there for pancakes. The clue's in the name—International House of Pancakes.

Over 206 million eggs have been pulled from store shelves after 22 people became sickened by Salmonella Braenderup.

Rose Acre Farms voluntarily recalled 206,749,248 eggs on Friday which were distributed from a Hyde County, North Carolina, farm, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The eggs, possibly contaminated by Salmonella Braenderup, reached consumers in Colorado, Florida, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia.

On Wednesday, Diet Coke announced a major transformation to its cans, shifting to a taller, sleeker look that still holds the same 12-oz. portion of soda.

But don’t worry, zero-cal beverage purists: Unlike the recent Coke Zero makeover, there be no alterations to the flavor of the drink, which is sweetened with aspertame (“You don’t mess with a good thing,” says the company’s press release). 

Prepare to have your heart deeply warmed: M&M’s is gifting their chocolate-loving fans with a continuation of the brand’s beloved Christmas commercial this holiday season.