Groceries - Page 214

Does it feel like there hasn't been a new superfruit since the first Clinton was in office?

Summer is the season of mindless activities: Blockbuster action flicks at the cineplex. Lazy afternoons by the pool. Shark Week and America's Got Talent on the tube.

These so-called nutritious picks may be derailing your weight loss efforts.

$5,728. That's how much middle-class Americans spend on food each year, according to the USDA. Yikes! That's a solid chunk of cash.

One of the reasons why Italians eat so well is that every last one of them believes it is their fundamental right to walk out of the market with the very best ingredients.

Full-fat yogurt can help you slim down if you choose one of these creamy options.

Most energy drinks are like bad online dates. The profile looks promising (so much to offer!), and at first they're super sweet. But it doesn't take long before the initial rush wears off and reality hits: they're devoid of any goodness whatsoever and you're left feeling jittery and sick.

There's something distinctly retro about frozen dinners. It's safe to say every kid who grew up in the 60s and 70s with parents that weren't filthy rich remembers eating a Swanson dinner at one point in their childhood.

For vegetarians, navigating the barbecue scene can be tricky—for more than one reason.

Americans spend more than $7 billion a year on chips—and we've got our waistlines to show for it.

The number of calories has nothing to do with it. Some of these foods are high in calories, some are low. The common denominator: they're nutritionally void.

You want to lose weight rapidly, but you only have 10-minutes a day to whip up healthy meals. Problematic? Not at all.

Just because you're on a diet doesn't mean you have to ditch the dairy—just opt for one of these slimming picks.

Processed foods are the bad guys and gals on the block: You know they're no good, but you just can't stay away.

These snacks are made for people with celiac disease, but they're delicious enough for everyone.

When it comes to added sugars, you know the obvious offenders, like sodas and candies. But you may be shocked to discover where else these sweet sabotagers lurk—and what the cost to your body may be.

Read this list before your next trip to the supermarket—your health depends on it.

Looking to get the most out of your glass of water? We take a closer look at water enhancers to find the best and worst.

Smart snacking on the go isn't a superpower.

Think you're doing your bod a favor by brown-bagging it? Think again. Deli meats, the kind you pile high between two slices of heart-healthy fiber-rich multi-grain bread may be putting your life at risk.

Keep your kitchen stocked with these weight-loss wonders!

Well, the Girl Scouts have been making some major changes to their cookies. They went digital—Girl Scouts can now choose to sell cookies online, meaning you no longer have to face a long, hard year Tagalong-less.

With so many distractions these days, ranging from tablets to television, kids seem to have more trouble staying focused than ever before. At home, your child's inability to concentrate is likely more or less just a source of annoyance. However, this trait can have major implications at school where concentration is needed to comprehend what's being taught in the classroom.

Holy parenting nightmare! A new study from Cornell researchers suggests kids who eat chicken on the bone are twice as aggressive and disobedient than when eating food that's cut up. Apparently it has to do with biting versus chewing—and a connection with rowdy behavior.