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everything but the bagel cashews almonds trader joes Credit: Trader Joe's It’s no secret that we’re obsessed with Everything but the Bagel seasoning (after all, we’ve come up with 50+ ways to use it). We love the salty, garlicky blend on everything from avocado toast to chicken tenders, and we’re not the only ones who can’t get enough of EBTB seasoning—one dedicated couple found a way to make thousands of dollars selling it online!...

a ban circle made of of weight loss pills Credit: Getty Images / Feifei Cui-Paoluzzo / Yulia Reznikov There are so many supplements on the market today—over 80,000, to be precise. Many claim they’ll improve your health in some way or another, and for some supplements, this includes claims around weight loss. We’ve all probably heard the ads or seen various weight-loss supplements at the store, but are they really worth your dollar?...

Onions are a staple of our kitchens and a foundational ingredient in nearly every cuisine across the globe. As such, we often stock up on onions in bulk for our cooking. But while these hardy vegetables can be stored for a long time, they can go through some changes as they age that might give you pause before cooking with them. But not all changes are bad or dangerous, so before you throw your onions away, check our handy tips below!...

imperfect produce Credit: Getty Images/Nataliya Kushnir Researchers at Santa Clara University recently published some bleak data about farming and food waste in California, where much of our country’s produce is grown. Across 34 farms in the central and northern part of the state, more than a third of perfectly good crops were left to rot, often due to cosmetic imperfections. In romaine heart fields, where workers discard the outer leaves to get to the plants’ more attractive centers, more lettuce was left than taken....

Hands forming a matzoh ball over a pot of soup Credit: Getty Images / patrickheagney ` Heritage Cooking Logo View Series These German Christmas Cookies Are On My Cookie Platter Every Year This Nonprofit is Providing Native American Communities With Access to Nutrient-Dense, Culturally Affirming Foods—and It’s Helping People Eat Healthier There’s a Movement to Revitalize Indigenous Cuisines and Knowledge—Here’s Why That Matters How the Comfort of German Potato Pancakes Helped Me Adjust to a New Life in Rural Pennsylvania...

While many of our favorite star chefs have been sharing doable recipes lately (see: Ina’s lemon chicken, Giada’s shrimp and veggie sheet pan supper, Ree’s entire book of “super easy meals”), chances are, you’ve seen a demonstration on a food TV show or read a recipe in a celebrity’s cookbook and thought, “Whoa, there is no way I have the [time, pantry stock and/or skills] to actually try that myself!”...

soda_cola_so10_310.jpg soda_cola_so10_310.jpg soda_cola_so10_310.jpg soda_cola_so10_310.jpg Watch: Tips to Cut Sugar from Your Diet When New York City announced a plan to ban the sale of sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces this week, it sparked debate about the health implications and even the legality of this type of public health policy. The move by the city will prevent the sale of supersized sodas and other sugary beverages, including some fruit drinks-those that are less than 70% juice-and sweetened coffee or tea at restaurants, movie theaters and street carts....

a photo of a woman exercising Credit: Getty Images a photo of a woman exercising Credit: Getty Images a photo of a woman exercising Credit: Getty Images a photo of a woman exercising Credit: Getty Images Knowing how to fuel your body for physical activity can be tricky business. Plus, add figuring out what to eat after the gym to the mix, and you’ve got a whole other layer of complexity....

holiday zodiac Credit: Getty Images It can be hard to stay active and busy in the winter. The cold air and lack of sunshine can make snuggling up at home in a blanket with a cup of hot cocoa seem way more appealing. While there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that, there are actually a ton of other fun activities to do during those colder months to keep your spirits high and help you stay connected to loved ones....

Looking to jazz up your breakfast smoothie or post-workout shake with protein powder but feeling overwhelmed with the plethora of protein powder supplements available? Here we focus on whey protein, one of the most common types of protein powder available. Read on to find out what it is, its benefits and downsides, the different types of whey protein available and how to choose a whey protein powder that best suits your needs....

red wine bottle with blank label Credit: Getty Images / Maren Caruso red wine bottle with blank label Credit: Getty Images / Maren Caruso red wine bottle with blank label Credit: Getty Images / Maren Caruso red wine bottle with blank label Credit: Getty Images / Maren Caruso Walk down the aisles at the grocery store and you’ll notice pretty much everything has a nutrition label. The exception? Alcohol. We consume alcohol and it contributes calories to our bodies, but you wouldn’t know that from reading the label on the bottle....

Gather up these 10 ingredients and you have the basics for cooking Thai at home effortlessly. Though Thai cuisine is brilliantly complex tasting and known for its amazing balance of sour, sweet, bitter and salty it’s actually easy to make at home. Gather up these 10 simple ingredients and you have the basics for getting started cooking Thai. Watch: Learn how to make healthy fried rice Pictured Recipe: Fish Sauce with Chiles 1....

` ask the test kitchen logo View Series The Best Air Fryers, According to the EatingWell Test Kitchen 3 Must-Have Kitchen Knives Every Home Cook Needs, According to Experts 5 Foods You Should Never Store in the Refrigerator Door The Best Citrus Juicers, According to Our Test Kitchen Here at EatingWell, we’re gearing up for the summer season. As many people get ready to reunite with loved ones over backyard barbecues and picnics in the park, we’re anticipating the foods and drinks that people will be filling up on....

Whether you follow for the full 30 days, or just choose a few recipes to try out, you’ll reap the benefits of the Mediterranean diet, plus recipes low in carbs (but not too low that you miss out on important nutrients) to help you meet your health and nutrition goals. Speaking of health benefits—there’s a reason the Mediterranean diet is consistently voted “best diet” by U.S. News & World Report. Research shows that the Mediterranean diet can improve heart health, reduce the risk of some cancers and protect our brains....

No-Knead Whole-Wheat Bread No-Knead Whole-Wheat Bread No-Knead Whole-Wheat Bread No-Knead Whole-Wheat Bread Each week of challenges on The Great British Baking Show is like a singular event in the decathlon. Cake recipes, breads, cookies and more utilize a unique set of skills and kitchen creativity, and we love learning from the chef-testants as they present their best bakes for all of the baking recipe categories. But due to the banana bread and sourdough renaissance of spring 2020 (or hey, maybe 2020 has just been one huge “bread week” for you—no judgement!...

When we’re trying to lose weight, it’s common to feel like it’s all or nothing—maybe some of you feel like you need to be eating steamed broccoli with a poached chicken breast for dinner each night to reach your health goals, but that’s just not the case. While a super restrictive diet might work short-term, they set us up to fail because they’re impossible to maintain. Plus, food should be enjoyed—not serve as a means of punishment or to make us feel guilty for gaining weight or developing some other sort of health condition....

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Having a family history of a brain disease like Alzheimer’s or dementia can feel a bit scary, especially if you’ve witnessed a loved one develop symptoms and progress through the disease. Like other health concerns, a family history of Alzheimer’s or dementia naturally puts you at a higher risk of developing one of these conditions. But it’s just one risk factor, meaning just because your grandmother (or parent or sibling) had dementia, it’s not all doom and gloom....

It’s fun to eat those favorite classic Thanksgiving staples but what about drinking them? Oh yes, you heard it right, we’re talking about turning those very same pies we love around this time into a cocktail! Pecan Pie Cocktails on a platter with pecans scattered around Credit: Quin Liburd Let’s take pecan pie and turn it into a delicious cocktail The base of this Pecan Pie Cocktail (pictured above) includes bourbon, maple-pecan-flavored liqueur and heavy cream....