The Southern Living Test Kitchen team includes a team of professionals with deep expertise in recipe development, from pastry chefs and grilling experts to nutritionists and ... And like most ...

In terms of diversity, incredible natural landscapes and a whole lot of fascinating history, South America makes a sound ...

You've been sliding the paper cover off of your yellow and red McDonald's straw since you were a kid. What a joy seeing those iconic stripes as you took a big gulp of Sprite with a smile.

Have you ever done a group project where other members didn’t do their part? When you’re starting your career and get the role you’ve been wishing for, it’s exciting. Yet you may find ...

Fearless green crusader and fast food behemoth McDonald’s is keeping up the good fight against the environmental menace of … plastic straws. Yes, the chain is moving nationally to a ...

Starbucks Coffee Japan Ltd. will replace paper straws with plant-derived biomass alternatives at its outlets from January, aiming to halve waste and emissions by 2030. The major coffee chain operator ...

1. Make the Pastry: Stir the salt into the ice water until dissolved. In a food processor, combine the 3 1/2 cups of flour and the butter and pulse until the butter is the size of peas and evenly ...

Bake the straws on the middle rack until the ends are barely browned, about for 12 to 15 minutes. Remove from the oven and set the cookie sheet on a rack to cool. Serve at room temperature. Cheese ...

The researchers discovered that people who ate cheese had a 28% lower risk of having sleep apnea than those who didn’t. Not only that, the data found that eating cheese influenced 23 biomarkers ...

The balance of the flaky, almost delicate crust with the smooth custard filling feels just right – not too sweet or heavy. Creative options like the Taro Mochi Onigiri ($8.00) and Spinach Feta Fold ...

The Straw Hat Pirates have gone from being a small crew from the East Blue all the way to being an incredibly powerful bunch who have now registered themselves among the elites of the world.

University students, Airbnb holiday home owners and even those who drink juice through a plastic straw are set to be affected by January 1 changes. More than a million Australians are getting a ...