Sandwiches don’t really need much more fanfare or exposure.

Human beings like to believe we are highly evolved, wholly sophisticated, technologically advanced, and fundamentally superior both to other members of the animal kingdom and to our own human foreb

The U.S. government’s dietary guidelines call for adults to consume 1.5–2 cups of fruit and 2–3 cups of vegetables per day.

At a moment when convenience is king, consumers’ quality standards continue to escalate, and innovation can upend entire industries in the blink of an eye, it stands to reason that quick-serve oper

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, per capita fish consumption worldwide increased from an average of 22.2 pounds in the 1960s to about 44 pounds in 201

In November, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) threw a rotten tomato at Americans’ paltry fruit and vegetable intake.

Let’s get this out of the way right up front: We know an awful lot about coffee already.

Until fairly recently, when people wanted cakes, cookies, croissants, cobblers, pastries, pies, popovers, muffins, or mille-feuilles, they had absolutely no expectation that the item in question wo

The roughly two-dozen nations bordering the Mediterranean Sea have long enjoyed an embarrassment of culinary riches, thanks in part to the region’s prominent role in the spice trade.

In 1980, Americans consumed an estimated 48 pounds of chicken per person each year. This year, the National Chicken Council projects that figure will reach an astonishing 92 pounds.