Food News

If you’re one of the many Halo Top fans that can’t seem to keep from devouring a whole pint in one sitting, you’re in luck.

The low-calorie, high-protein ice cream company announced on Tuesday a new portion-controlled way to consume their creamy treats in moderation: Halo Top Pops.

The restaurant chain announced this week that they will reward a year of free pizza and tickets to next year’s Super Bowl to whoever has the first baby after kickoff on Sunday.

The press release states the parents of the newborn need to tweet their good news with a photo of their game-day baby, the exact time of birth, tag Pizza Hut and use the hashtags #PizzaHutSpecialDelivery and #promotion in order to potentially win the grand prize.

Boxes of chocolate are so last year and, let’s be real, candy hearts kind of taste like chalk. This Valentine’s Day, show your loved ones how you really feel with a heart-shaped box of chicken.

Update: Good news, cookie lovers.

Both the Reese's Cookie Heart Skillet Kit and the Hershey's Brownie Heart Skillet Kit are back on Target shelves. Instagrammer @junkfoodonthego shared a post showing off the goods earlier this week. This year, they're selling for $6.99.

Whether your house is walking distance from a Waffle House or an Olive Garden is a quick drive away, you likely live near a chain restaurant that serves familiar, consistent meals. And we feel that there is no better day to eat a big chain restaurant meal than on New Year’s Day.

The new “State of the Dinner Plate” survey by Nielsen, conducted on behalf of the meal kit service Plated, found that people are cooking at home more than eating out, and that social media plays a role before, during, and after the process of meal prep.

Another year, another slew of lists, ranking everything from fast-casual chain restaurants to cheese trends. This December, we learned that Americans' love for Chick-Fil-A has grown even more intense, and that everybody loves Portillo's.

These emotional support animals won’t ruffle any feathers.

Popeyes announced on Tuesday that they are launching “Emotional Support Chickens” to help offset some of the stress that comes with traveling during the holidays—but it’s not exactly what you think.