Peter Burke

What initially seemed to be an announcement about an ice tea being discontinued wound up an early April Fool's Day prank. Lipton's social media posts prompted plenty of reaction.

A content creator paid £265 – which equates to more than $340 – for coffee in London but was left disappointed. He said he couldn't tell the difference between his coffee and his friend's $5.18 latte.

Four types of frozen meals have been voluntarily recalled after the "potential presence of wood-like material." The recall by Nestle USA impacts specific batches of these products.

A "hero" grocery store driver for a food chain wound up saving a woman's life when he realized something was wrong and trusted his gut instincts when he arrived at her house.

A California mother has created a social media brand called "A Little Less Toxic" and is the author of a cookbook. She says a health crisis led to her changing the kind of foods she was eating.

The FDA announced the recall of two food products from two different companies in the past 24 hours due to "undeclared eggs." Customers are urged to check lot numbers.

A brand of coffee creamer that is sold in 31 states has been recalled after the manufacturer "received complaints of spoilage and illness" from customers who used the product.

McDonald's is the No. 1 fast-food restaurant in America based on the average number of monthly Google searches, according to a recent study. It was the most-searched chain in 22 states.

Several fast-food restaurant chains have announced some hot new menu offerings and deals, ranging from St. Patrick's Day-themed specials to a pizza charcuterie board.

A cardiac surgeon in Savannah, Georgia, has created a series of videos in which he shares what he cooks for dinner. One of his most popular videos is about chicken salad and protein pudding.