Food & Drink

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We Taste-Tested Eight Brands of Iced Teas—Here Are Our Favorites

We taste-tested eight brands of unsweetened iced tea you’re likely to find at your local supermarket or online. To find…

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How to Turn Pantry Staples Into Vibrant Natural Food Coloring

Lately, I’ve been taken with natural food coloring — and not just because there’s been a lot of conversation about…

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21 Eco-Friendly Wines to Sip Sustainably This Year

It isn’t a role to seek out, being the proverbial canary in a coal mine for global climate challenges, but…

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How LGBTQ+ Wine Professionals Are Changing Wine Culture

Exhausted by the lack of devoted places for queer folks in New York City, sommelier Ren Peir and food and…

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Bennett Rea Eats Like a President, Sometimes to His Detriment

Back in 2019, Bennett Rea’s grandmother-in-law showed him her copy of the South Dakota Centennial Cookbook, published in 1989. It…

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7 Recipes Our Editors Can’t Stop Thinking About Making This July

It’s July, which means spring picnics are behind us and summer potluck chaos is upon us. And by chaos, I…

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Gnocchi Caprese Makes the Most of My Summer Garden

What does “feel-good food” mean? It depends on who you ask. That’s why each month our Feel-Good Food Plan—with delicious…

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Coffee Helps Prevent Muscle Loss and Frailty as You Age, Study Finds

A study in the European Journal of Nutrition found that adults 55 and older who drank two to four (European-sized)…

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This Easy-to-Use Jar Opener Is My All-Time Favorite Kitchen Gadget

Living alone is incredible. In addition to the full interior-decorative control, sky’s-the-limit creativity for hour-by-hour activities, and freedom of fridge…

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Green Chef Review: Simple and Healthy Eating Doesn’t Have to Be Boring

In New York City, grocery shopping is an endurance sport. It requires navigating crowds, long lines, and narrow aisles, then…

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