glass of gin and tonic with lime on a surface with various bottles Credit: Penelope Wall Chalk it up to my English heritage: gin & tonics are a must-have staple in our house. A good gin & tonic is just the thing to cap a long day, or to start off an evening full of possibility. If you ask: When is the right time to enjoy a gin & tonic?...
By Sophie Johnson By Joyce Hendley, M.S. @joycehendley Chipotle is one of the healthier fast-food joints: they use fresh ingredients with no processed or artificial additives. That’s pretty impressive for a restaurant chain of their size. But even though Chipotle’s ingredients are better than most, you can still rack up the calories on a typical order. We dove deeper into their menu to break down how to order—from start to finish (and save you up to 900 calories)....
Coronavirus and Your Well-Being View Series After Losing His Sense of Smell from COVID-19, an Italian Gastronomer Discovered How to Get It Back How to Know If You Should Wear a Mask, According to New CDC Guidelines Walking Can Help Boost Antibodies After Your Flu or COVID Vaccine, According to New Research Maskc Has Discounted All the Masks on Its Website by 25%—Including KN95s Just shy of 60% of Americans are fully vaccinated for COVID-19, and COVID cases are surging again....
Navigating the yogurt aisle may be one of the most challenging tasks during your grocery trip. With a wide selection of yogurt varieties to choose from—Greek, kefir, goat-milk, skyr, nondairy and more, it can be a head-scratcher to suss out what the differences are and choose the one that suits you best. The truth is that different types of yogurts offer varying tastes and nutritional profiles. But with so many types of yogurt available, don’t forget about the original: plain yogurt made from cow’s milk....
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Winemaker stands next to grapevines in her vineyard Deirdre Heekin of La Garagista Farm + Winery | Credit: Deirdre Heekin Deirdre Heekin is an author, sommelier and restaurateur, but she never thought she’d add winemaker to her resume—and especially not natural winemaker. But one day, it all made sense. Before becoming a key player in the natural wine movement, Heekin and her husband, Caleb Barber, shared a restaurant in Vermont where she curated the wine list....
‘Tis the season to be snacking! From work celebrations to friends-mases to family feasts, there are many occasions that call for festive appetizers (to fight off any holiday hangries and balance out all of the sugar from the cookies, right?!). But one can not live on crostini and crudités alone—even if they’re as cute and craveable as Giada’s crostini Christmas tree or this green vegetable ranch wreath. So Ree Drummond has come to the rescue with a savory, filling and fun treat that can play double duty as both a snack and a centerpiece....
` Good food fast logo View Series Best Prepared Meal Delivery Services Best Meal Delivery Services 5 Easy Snack Ideas You Can Pack in a Mason Jar 9 Healthy Salads to Order from Popular Fast-Food Chains A store-bought rotisserie chicken is the ultimate short-cut for quick and easy meals. It’s seasoned, tender, easy to shred and super versatile. This convenient kitchen time-saver can be used for everything from satisfying soups to quick main-dish salads and prep-ahead lunches....
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Trader Joe's storefront on designed background Getty Images / Bloomberg A simple roast chicken is the easy, comforting gift that keeps on giving. After all, it’s hard to resist a weeknight dinner that you can transform into a whole new meal for lunch the next day—we’re looking at you, Lemon Chicken Pasta and Creamy Chicken Salad. But while it’s usually pretty easy to get a simple roast chicken into the oven (or the air fryer), it does require a little bit of prep work, especially if you want to brine your bird....
An illustration explaining the cycle of carbon Credit: Muti/folioart Like many farmers in the upper Midwest, A-Frame Farm’s Luke Peterson makes the bulk of his living growing grains on the 1,000 acres he manages in Madison, Minnesota. In addition to corn and wheat, Peterson has branched out into less common crops like buckwheat, flaxseed and Kernza, a perennial grain touted for its environmental benefits. His farm has been certified organic since 2014, but lately he’s gone even further, adopting regenerative practices like eliminating fall tilling, grazing cattle on his fields, and planting cover crops and perennials (like that Kernza)....
Fiber is one of those do-it-all nutrients that most of us aren’t getting enough of. Over 90% of adults in the United States do not eat enough fiber each day, despite its health benefits, according to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Present mainly in plants—vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, nuts and seeds—fiber is a type of carbohydrate that’s primarily undigested and passes through the digestive tract. Fiber comes in two forms: soluble and insoluble, which both provide distinct benefits....
Protein is hot-hot-hot right now. Protein is a building block for muscle, as well as hormones and enzymes in our bodies. As a beauty bonus, protein helps our bodies grow healthy hair and nails and keeps skin looking good too. Protein is also very filling because it takes longer to digest and is less likely to cause blood sugar spikes than simple carbs. Most of us are eating enough protein (find out exactly how much you need to eat every day), but we may not always space it out throughout the day....
Wake up to the smell of coffee by making your morning brew at home. Whether you’re a fan of cold brew, cappuccino or just need caffeine in any form, you can easily make your favorite drinks at home. Check out these five products that will allow you to create a budget-friendly coffee shop experience from the comfort of your kitchen (and your pajamas). 5 Budget-Friendly Products to Make Coffee at Home Oaly Barista Edition Oatly!...
a side-by-side of the Beautiful Hand Mixer from the collection and then a photo of Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz Credit: Courtesy of Brand Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz aren’t just actresses and celebrity best friends, they are successful entrepreneurs and passionate home cooks, which means they have all of us covered for holiday gifting and hosting during this busy season. Both multi-hyphenates have just launched wine-inspired collections this month with their respective brands, Beautiful by Drew and Avaline, which are available to shop now, so you can cross everyone off your list in no time....
a man checking his glucose level Credit: Getty Images a man checking his glucose level Credit: Getty Images a man checking his glucose level Credit: Getty Images a man checking his glucose level Credit: Getty Images One of the latest trends in 2022 is folks checking their blood sugar. Typically, people with diabetes tend to check their blood sugar regularly, but this new trend has people who don’t have diabetes checking their blood sugar levels....
Debbie Allen Smiling outside in black jacket Credit: Paul Archuleta / Getty Images Debbie Allen Smiling outside in black jacket Credit: Paul Archuleta / Getty Images Debbie Allen Smiling outside in black jacket Credit: Paul Archuleta / Getty Images Debbie Allen Smiling outside in black jacket Credit: Paul Archuleta / Getty Images Debbie Allen has made a career out of staying active, and it shows. The joyful and bubbly 71-year-old has the energy of someone half her age, even with an overflowing plate: she’s an executive producer of Grey’s Anatomy, stars as Dr....
As the number of coronavirus cases continues to rise, it’s important to wear a face mask when you’re in a public space. According to the CDC, face masks can help slow the spread of the coronavirus, and many states now require masks (you can find out if your state requires masks here). While it can take time to get used to wearing a mask, Food52’s Adjustable Cloth Face Masks can make it more comfortable....
It’s impossible to turn on the television, listen to the radio or flip through a magazine without coming across a product that relates to aging. Whether it’s a lotion that prevents wrinkles or a roller that eases joint pain, the concept of aging, and more specifically anti-aging, is constantly brought to our attention (and if you feel like the pandemic has aged you, here are some tips to destress.) But what if we stopped searching for the elixir of life, and instead looked inward at the resources our body already has for healthy aging?...
Glass of Guinness on pub table Credit: Getty Images / Ailbhe O'Donnell Last year, as bars and restaurants around the U.S. shut down in mid-March because of coronavirus restrictions, I missed my annual tradition of going out to an Irish bar for a pint of Guinness to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. And while I am still not going to bars, I plan to pick up some cans of Guinness to raise a glass this year, and I’ll be remotely toasting my mom, siblings and extended family....
