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Imagine everything you love most about the savory portion of the Thanksgiving menu, from turkey and Brussels sprouts to stuffing and cranberries, all stuffed inside one bite. Now stop imagining, because this exists! I was introduced to the 2019 classic casserole thanks to a rerun episode of The Kitchen that aired this weekend on Food Network. It featured the hosts’ all-time favorite recipes—plus some new ones inspired by viewer votes on their personal top dishes....

legs of a woman running on a designed background Credit: Getty Images / Westend61 Running is one of the most popular ways to get exercise, and for good reason—it’s an effective way to improve your physical and mental health, you can do it anywhere, and it’s completely free. However, those of us who have made the mistake of running in ill-fitting or old shoes know that having the wrong gear can derail your progress before you even have the chance to begin....

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You’d expect that the shift to remote working during the pandemic has been good for our feet, as we’ve traded in high heels and stiff loafers for cozy socks. But not so fast, podiatrists say—especially if you don’t have carpet in your house. “Walking around in socks or barefooted on hardwood floors can cause a variety of foot issues due to lack of support, cushion and shock absorption,” says Ashley Lee, D....

Trader Joe's storefront Credit: Bill Tompkins/Getty Images Trader Joe's storefront Credit: Bill Tompkins/Getty Images Trader Joe’s storefront Credit: Bill Tompkins/Getty Images Trader Joe’s storefront Credit: Bill Tompkins/Getty Images With more than 500 stores across 42 states, Trader Joe’s has nowhere near the dominance of Kroger, which has over 2,800 stores, or ALDI, which has 1,900 stores across the country. But Trader Joe’s has launched more food trends (think: cauliflower gnocchi or everything bagel seasoning) and has more loyal fans than any other supermarket, according to a survey by the research group YouGov....

One-Pot Italian Sausage & Kale Pasta One-Pot Italian Sausage & Kale Pasta One-Pot Italian Sausage & Kale Pasta One-Pot Italian Sausage & Kale Pasta Pictured recipe: One-Pot Italian Sausage & Kale Pasta Before slow cookers and Instant Pots and super-powered blenders, there was the simple, unassuming Dutch oven. This big clunky pot with its tight-fitting lid has been cranking out stews, braises, roasts and even bread for 400 years or so....

Just in time for warmer weather, White Claw announced that they’re launching three new hard seltzer flavors: Strawberry, Pineapple and Blackberry. Like their other varieties, these refreshing hard seltzers will have 5% ABV, 100 calories and just 2 grams of sugar per 12-ounce can. They will join the existing flavor lineup and will be sold in a variety 4-pack, along with White Claw’s best-selling Mango flavor. And if the new fruit-forward flavors weren’t enough to get you excited for pool days and picnics, White Claw is also launching White Claw Hard Seltzer Surge, an 8% alcohol spiked sparkling seltzer (whew!...

collard greens in a pan Our series, Good Food for All, examines the barriers to putting healthy food on the table and what is being done to help. Growing up, my parents never policed my food and I never had an issue with my weight. In college, I discovered the power of Sbarro pizza, unlimited chicken nuggets and Pepsi. My college roommates often quip that I should be sure to tell the world I used to drink a six-pack of Pepsi every three days and didn’t know what a vegetable really was....

3 Foods to Ditch for a Healthy Gut What do sauerkraut, kimchi and yogurt have in common? They’re some of the best foods you can eat for a healthy gut. That’s because they’re all sources of probiotics, the good kind of bacteria your digestive system needs. These good bugs do all sorts of important things-like helping you absorb nutrients, fighting inflammation, protecting your intestines from infection and even turning on pathways to your brain....

By Devon O’Brien and Lauren Wicks Halloween is my favorite time of the year-I like the decor, the joy it brings and, of course, seeing my adorable niece and nephew all dressed up in their costumes. It’s also the perfect time to combine my two loves-Halloween plus food-with a food- or drink-themed costume. Save yourself some time from scouring the deepest corners of Pinterest: I already did it for you. Here’s all the food costume inspiration you need to win Halloween this year:...

Dining out is—and always has been—a luxury. When my mom was raised on a rural Iowa farm in the 1960s, she, her seven siblings and her parents would dine out once or twice a year. By the time I was growing up in a chain restaurant-studded suburban city in the ’90s, it was fairly normal for us to eat out about once a week. After working in the magazine industry in New York post-college, I moved to Des Moines and took on a side gig reviewing restaurants for the Des Moines Register, Iowa’s largest newspaper....

Many of us are resolving to actually sleep better, since it could do wonders for more than just the bags under our eyes. Getting the recommended amount of sleep (7-9 hours for adults, according to the Sleep Foundation) on a regular basis can improve our mental health, energy levels, immunity, weight management and more. We chatted with Michael A. Grandner, Ph.D., M.T.R., director of the Sleep and Health Research Program at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, to see what we can be doing to help facilitate improved sleep quality in the new year....

salmon with quinoa salad on a white plate Happy New Year! I love the motivational vibes the new year brings. The idea of a fresh start motivates me to plan new things and make the most of 2023. But rather than setting hard-to-achieve resolutions, I’m sticking to the healthy habits I already know work well: eating colorful fruits and veggies, doing exercise I enjoy, prioritizing quality sleep and frequenting my loved ones....

CBD oil is garnering a lot of attention—and media headlines—these days. It’s not surprising: the list of potential benefits is long. People are mostly using CBD to help with chronic pain, arthritis or joint pain and anxiety, according to recent research. While we don’t know how commonly CBD oil is used for weight loss, we do know it’s a topic people are talking about—there are millions of results on Google —and also one that researchers are studying....

eatingwell magazine our best fall dinners As the weather begins to cool down, it’s the perfect time to fire up the oven, take out your trusty slow cooker and get the soup pot ready to go. In this week’s meal plan, we’ve picked out some of our favorite fall dinners, like Ginger Roasted Salmon & Broccoli, Slow-Cooker Curried Butternut Squash Soup and Bacon-Wrapped Pork Tenderloin. These delicious, comforting dinners make transitioning into fall as easy as can be....

glass cup of espresso with EatingWell's "Ask the Test Kitchen" logo glass cup of espresso with EatingWell's "Ask the Test Kitchen" logo glass cup of espresso with EatingWell’s “Ask the Test Kitchen” logo glass cup of espresso with EatingWell’s “Ask the Test Kitchen” logo A great shot of espresso is all about the crema, that light-colored top layer of frothy goodness. It forms when air bubbles—created during the high-pressure brewing process—combine with oils in the finely ground coffee....

Eggs are a delicious and versatile kitchen staple that is the star of a variety of quick and easy meals. However, eggs also have a long history of being vilified as unhealthy because they are high in cholesterol. As someone with high cholesterol, you may be wondering whether it is OK to include eggs in your diet. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 11.5% of U.S. adults over the age of 20 have elevated total cholesterol levels (240 mg/dl or higher)....

Emily Hampshire Credit: Getty Images / Leon Bennett / Stringer Emily Hampshire Credit: Getty Images / Leon Bennett / Stringer Emily Hampshire Credit: Getty Images / Leon Bennett / Stringer Emily Hampshire Credit: Getty Images / Leon Bennett / Stringer Emily Hampshire is a Canadian actress known for her roles in film and television, perhaps most notably for her part as Stevie Budd on Schitt’s Creek. Her character was part of many iconic food and drink scenes, particularly one about wine preferences as an analogy for sexual preferences (spoiler: she only drinks red wine, he’s open to all)....

Kitchen sink with a garbage disposal Credit: Getty Images / Bill Oxford / Roman Kulinskiy Kitchen sink with a garbage disposal Credit: Getty Images / Bill Oxford / Roman Kulinskiy Kitchen sink with a garbage disposal Credit: Getty Images / Bill Oxford / Roman Kulinskiy Kitchen sink with a garbage disposal Credit: Getty Images / Bill Oxford / Roman Kulinskiy Your garbage disposal is a major time and and energy saver in the kitchen, since it makes your cleanup after meal prepping a whole lot easier....

3 cans of Starbucks Energy Drink Baya on a designed background Credit: Starbucks Starbucks is expanding its beverage empire with a new line of energy drinks, as part of its partnership with Pepsi. Starbucks Baya Energy is now available in grocery stores nationwide and features three flavors: Mango Guava, Raspberry Lime and Pineapple Passionfruit. According to a Starbucks media release, Starbucks Baya Energy is made with caffeine that is naturally found in coffee fruit, as well as “antioxidant vitamin C for immune support to give customers a boost of feel-good energy....