Food & Drink

The War In Ukraine Is Going to Increase Your Grocery Bill

By Elizabeth Elkin and Allison Nicole Smith / Bloomberg

Mexican-Themed Restaurants May Soon Run Out of Guacamole

By Leslie Patton and Allison Smith / Bloomberg

What is Vegan Wine? A Guide for Plant-Based Wine Lists

By Elin McCoy / Bloomberg

Think Milk Is Expensive? It's Cost May Get Even Higher

By Elizabeth Elkin and Jen Skerritt / Bloomberg
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DoorDash Files Suit Against New York City Over Order Privacy

The company says the law, which requires third-party food delivery services to share customer information with restaurants, is a 'shocking and invasive intrusion of consumers’ privacy'

By Chris Dolmetsch / Bloomberg

Israel Warns Unilever Chief Over Ben & Jerry’s Boycott

—Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett warned Unilever Plc Chief Executive Officer Alan Jope that Ben & Jerry’s plans to halt sales in Jewish West Bank settlements and areas of east Jerusalem will have “serious repercussions,...

By Alisa Odenheimer / Bloomberg

The Pacific Northwest Heat Wave Has Wineries Worried

"[T]his definitely isn't the best place to grow grapes and it’s just going to become more and more difficult and maybe not even doable"

By Megan McCluskey

Will Coronavirus's Disruption of Big Ag Have Lasting Change?

From fast-food restaurants to grocers, the impact of meat shortages ripples through America's food systems

By Emily Barone

The Long History of Drinking Games—And How to Win Them

The first guide to drinking is a Latin poem published in 1536

By Michael Fontaine / History Today

Quaker Oats: Aunt Jemima Brand 'Based on a Racial Stereotype'

Quaker Oats announced Wednesday that it will change the packaging for Aunt Jemima syrup and pancake mix, acknowledging that the brand’s name and image “are based on a racial stereotype.”The pancake brand, which originated in...

By Katie Reilly

Here's How Restaurants Are Keeping Diners Safe in Hong Kong

Hong Kong hasn't recorded a cluster of coronavirus cases related to restaurants since late March. Here's how eateries are protecting customers

By Amy Gunia / Hong Kong

Beef Prices Will Remain High for Months, Executive Warns

“I do not expect that the industry will get back to anywhere near full capacity until at least the end of June," said Tim Klein, who heads National Beef Packing

By Tatiana Freitas / Bloomberg

The Coronavirus Baking Boom's Flour Shortage Isn't the First

As the government urged Americans to cut back on wheat consumption, bakers came up with creative solutions

By Emelyn Rude

Dairy Cows Are Being Sent to Slaughter as Demand for Milk Plummets

American dairies could reduce their herd size this year by 80,000 to 90,000 amid a glut of milk

By Jen Skerritt and Michael Hirtzer / Bloomberg

Cooking in Quarantine With Top Chef Host Padma Lakshmi Means Tasting Many Nations

Once quotidian aspects of our lives can now feel like high-concept challenges thought up by malicious reality TV show producers. Dating without being able to touch is akin to Love Is Blind. Jockeying for the...

By Eliana Dockterman

U.S. Meat Shortage Leaves Some Wendy’s Without Hamburgers

North America’s meat-supply chain has fallen apart as outbreaks shutter slaughterhouses

By Sebastian Tong / Bloomberg

Trump to Order Meat Plants to Stay Open

The President plans to declare them critical infrastructure as the nation confronts food supply disruptions

By Jennifer Jacobs / Bloomberg

Flavorful Whipped Milk Is the Latest Photogenic Beverage That People Are Whipping Up

Move over, Dalgona coffee, there are new whipped drinks taking over Instagram

By Melissa Locker

A Guide to Expert-Tested Cooking and Baking Substitutes If You Can't Find Your Usual Ingredients Anywhere

As we enter the second month of stay-at-home orders around the U.S., the strain on the home kitchen is already clear; stores and vendors are adjusting to changing food demands and the supply chain has...

By Raisa Bruner

Lawsuit Alleges GrubHub, Uber Eats Are Driving Up Meal Cost

The New Yorkers behind the lawsuit are seeking class-action status

By Chris Dolmetsch / Bloomberg
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