Food And Drink
Back in charge, Smith wins toss and bats against England
More than three years after he was fired as Australia captain and three hours after new skipper Pat Cummins was ruled out because he was exposed to a person with COVID-19, Steve Smith has won the toss and elected to bat against England in the second test of the Ashes cricket series
LA begins enforcing strict mandate requiring proof of vax
Enforcement began in Los Angeles for one of the strictest vaccine mandates in the country
President, VP and spouses to help food kitchen for holiday
President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, plan to help a local food kitchen prepare Thanksgiving meals for the needy before they leave town like millions of other Americans
Michigan city declares emergency over lead; governor visits
Michigan's governor has visited Benton Harbor to listen to residents who have been urged to use bottled water because of elevated levels of lead in their tap water
FDA spells out lower sodium goals for food industry
Food companies are coming under renewed pressure to use less salt
Trisha Yearwood on making jerky, bacon straws and wontons
Wontons stuffed with collard greens and a cake colored to look like camouflage are features of country star Trisha Yearwood’s fourth cookbook, “Trisha’s Kitchen: Easy Comfort Food for Friends and Family.”
Emily Ratajkowski
Amazon to open 2 cashier-less Whole Foods stores next year
There will be something missing at two Whole Foods stores opening next year: the rows of cashiers
A hurricane-hardened city coping 'the New Orleans way'
When Ida knocked out power and dumped buckets of rain in their streets, hurricane-hardened residents of New Orleans did what they always do: They banded together to help each other out
Bojangles closing eateries for 2 days; workers won't be paid
The North Carolina-based Bojangles chain of restaurants says it will close all of its company-owned establishments on two upcoming days, portraying it as a chance to provide its thousands of employees a “well-deserved break.”