Food and Drinks

Ted Handler told FOX Business about the challenges of returning to the civilian workforce after 20 years in the Marine Corps.

Nespresso is launching its very first Puerto Rican coffee in an effort to revive the Puerto Rican coffee industry-- an industry pummeled by two monster hurricanes in 2017. 

DŌ allows its customers to safely eat and make raw cookie dough.

The U.S. quick-service restaurant will expand the offering to more than 9,000 Dunkin’ restaurants across the U.S. beginning Nov. 6.

Thousands of restaurants are experimenting with these virtual spinoffs tucked inside their own kitchens.

The vegan Mex wave now seems to be sweeping Arizona.

Some ready-to-eat pork and turkey products sold under Walmart’s Great Value brand are being pulled off the shelves due to a possible salmonella contamination.

The restaurant opened just 10 days ago, but The Oracle mall in Reading said it will not extend Chick-fil-A's six-month lease.

The new variety of apple is expected to be a game changer in the apple-growing industry.

Hamburger meat sold at ShopRite supermarkets has been recalled this week after reports of a potential E. coli contamination.

A recent study says that chocolate chip cookies are addictive like cocaine "but can even be more rewarding and attractive."

Coke-and-coffee is proving itself a surprise growth engine for the over-performing beverage giant.

A former Netflix promo creator has started his own bottled water startup that appeals to alternative-minded consumers intent on avoiding plastic.

To be clear, I like the Impossible Burger and have lauded Beyond’s attitude about the future. But consumers should know the facts before choosing these products for health or environmental reasons.

Anheuser-Busch says MillerCoors wanted the recipes to retaliate for Anheuser-Bush's Super Bowl ads.

Taco Bell is being sued by a New Jersey couple for false and misleading advertising.

Just 500 “seasoned tickets” were made available to the public, and they didn’t last for long.

A business of the world’s largest brewer is set to bringing cannabis-infused drinks to the Canadian market—soon.

The effects of exposure to trace amounts of neurotoxins increase with every snack, the study says.

The U.S. military chose this burger to serve at its Air Force bases.