“Between Jan. 1 and Feb. 7, the average American had earned enough income to pay for his or her family’s entire 2005 food supply. According… Read More »Americans spend 10.7% of disposable income on food
“For the monthly subscription price of $4.95, you will receive a weekly e-mail newsletter with five tried-and-true recipes each week (one for each week-night dinner).… Read More »The Six O’Clock Scramble
“It began as a solution to that All-American holiday problem — what to do with the leftover turkey. But executives at C.A. Swanson & Sons… Read More »At 50, TV dinner is still cookin’
“Low carb. The U.S. supermarket scene in 2004 can be summed up in those two dreaded words. Not since the fear of fat in the… Read More »The best, worst of new grocery products in 2004
“Frozen food has been voted the most important grocery invention of the past century, according to a survey published today. The ability to store food… Read More »Frozen Food ‘Most Important Grocery Invention’
“Charlottes growing urban lifestyle has continued to surge through its hip array of museums, bars, restaurants and condo living. But the young adults and empty… Read More »Harris Teeter: Urban in Charlotte
“…the websites and weblogs they visit, create, and update on a daily basis all share a single fetish — for food, with a capital ‘oo.’… Read More »Food bloggers chronicle their delicious obsessions
There are a lot of them — and a lot of very good ones — quite the phenomenon. And much more interesting than reading about… Read More »High-quality foodblogs, I
Benjamin Christie, a chef from Down Under, has been kind enough to recommend a couple wines to go with my steak (and dessert). Can’t wait… Read More »Now I need to grill some steak
About.com’s Home Cooking section links up the Grocery List Collection: “This is a rather strange non-blog of a blog. It’s a collection of scanned (usually… Read More »Food blogs (and us!)
Automatic Grocery Lists For Betty Crocker Recipes | “As you find recipes on BettyCrocker.com, add them to your Grocery List. We’ll create a complete list,… Read More »Thanks, Betty!