Food and romance are two of life’s pleasure, so why not combine them? According Hotel.com’s Valentine’s Day-themed 2012 survey, the two foods most likely to set the mood for love are…
January 26, 2012 You think you have the best Super Bowl snack? Prove it at Munchie Bowl III! Local eateries, sports groups, businesses and organizations are gearing up to compete at the third annual snack-food fest this Saturday, from 10 am- 2 pm at Beartooth Harley Davidson/Buell.
If you read food labels when grocery shopping, you’re not alone. And in some stores, they’ve made it even easier for you, displaying nutritional scores alongside prices.
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Chicken soup has long been a comfort for those feeling under the weather, but it isn’t the only dish known for its feel good factor. We’ve rounded up ten foods with true immunity-boosting powers that will keep you well all through the winter. Read
If you're like most Americans, your Thanksgiving dinner table will include at least a few basic items — turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce and the like. But have you ever thought about why we eat those foods on Thanksgiving? Or, for that matter, why turkey is called “turkey”?
In order to answer these hard-hitting questions and maybe even give you some interesting small-talk for the table, here are the stories behind the traditional Thanksgiving foods.
The man who broke into Celine Dion’s home in the Montreal suburbs earlier this week seemed to have little interest in the pop star, but his heart did go on for her stocked fridge and warm bathtub.
Neither Dion or her husband Rene Angelil, who live most of the year in Florida, were home when the 36-year-old man let himself in by using a garage door opener he found in an unlocked car on the property. Once inside the house, he took some pastries from the fridge, and started to draw himself a bath.
After months of speculation concerning their existence and a slow rollout, the absurdly decadent Triple Double Oreo cookies have begun popping up in stores nationwide.
‘Charlie Bit My Finger,’ the little-home-video-that-could, has racked up more than 366 million views on YouTube since going viral in 2007. Four years later, the clip has been purchased by baby food giant Gerber to help promote the company’s new line of finger foods (how appropriate!).
With all of the devastation in our own backyard, you may be asking yourself "How can I help my neighbors?" Right now, Nicole Grigg from KULR 8 is headed towards Lodge Grass with 4 car loads of supplies donated by their viewers. You can continue to help by bringing stuff in to the Billings Food Bank. Items needed include:
