15 Father’s Day Food Deals That Dad Will Appreciate

Father’s Day is right around the corner (June 20) and if you’re still on the hunt for something nice to give your dad, you are not alone in your procrastination. For me, Father’s Day tends to be so tough because my dad (as like yours, I’m sure!) either has everything or never asks for anything. As a result, my default gift is always a good bottle of liquor or an even better meal. Who can really turn either one of those down? Not my dad!…

We Tasted 6 Doritos Chips and This Is the Best Flavor

You’ve heard your whole life dogs absolutely can not have chocolate under any circumstances, but not everyone is as well-versed as you are when it comes to what pups can and can’t eat. That’s because, as Chief Veterinary Officer of the American Kennel Club and longtime emergency vet Dr. Jerry Klein explains to me, the matter of feeding dogs “may seem like a simple topic, but it’s actually quite complex.”…

What Can Dogs Not Eat? An Expert Explains

You’ve heard your whole life dogs absolutely can not have chocolate under any circumstances, but not everyone is as well-versed as you are when it comes to what pups can and can’t eat. That’s because, as Chief Veterinary Officer of the American Kennel Club and longtime emergency vet Dr. Jerry Klein explains to me, the matter of feeding dogs “may seem like a simple topic, but it’s actually quite complex.”…

What’s Missing From Many Food Delivery Apps That Could Cost You More Calories

Order Food in Japan Like a Pro With Lonely Planet’s New Book

As visitors to Japan quickly discover, the people here are absolutely obsessed with food. You’ll find that every island and region has its own meibutsu (local speciality) that is a point of pride. Japanese food is playful and diverse, with quirky historical origins and fascinating regional differences. There’s also an etiquette associated with eating Japanese cuisine, from giving thanks before you eat to how to use chopsticks…

Takeout Food and Drink Containers Account for Bulk of Ocean Litter

A new analysis of more than 12 million pieces of ocean litter collected around the world found that the majority took the form of takeout items: bags, wrappers, containers, straws and cutlery, aluminum cans, and plastic and glass bottles. Eighty percent of all items surveyed were made of plastic…

How to Grow Your Own Food Without a Yard or Land