
American Snacking Habits Are Transforming the Restaurant Industry
Chains are rolling out smaller and cheaper options for customers who just want a little treat.

Chains are rolling out smaller and cheaper options for customers who just want a little treat.

Caffeine-boosted soda, once marketed mostly to young men, is showing up in new, more pastel versions.

Americans are eating candy in disguise.

The Trump administration’s “real food” campaign will go only so far as the offerings at your local mini-mart.

The Agriculture secretary suggests one corn tortilla, one piece of broccoli, one piece of chicken, and one inscrutable last thing.

Will the dairy wars ever end?

This has gone too far.

The salad chain is in free fall, along with a certain kind of optimism.

Tamar Adler’s food writing doubles as a philosophy of kitchen scraps.

We don’t need to do this every year.