The New York Post may receive revenue from affiliates and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase There really is a meal kit out there for everyone. Is EveryPlate for you? I wanted to find out for myself, and after testing 23 different meal kit companies over four years, it […]
The high cost of cocoa is a fear for Halloween sweets
The price of chocolate can make you feel bad about buying sweets. Instead of filling buckets with copious amounts of chocolate, kids will go home with gummies and more fruit-flavored treats and tarts. Cocoa prices are rising, prompting companies to shift gears from chocolate confections this season to candy-centric ones. Cocoa prices are rising, prompting […]
The world’s first and only Michelin Taqueria is coming to NYC for a limited time
it’s tacos the city. A Mexico City taqueria made history in May when it was awarded its first Michelin star, and now the taco stand — still the only one in the world with the coveted price tag — is coming to the Big Apple for a limited time. The humble, family-owned El Califa de […]
These are the retailers charging you up to 92% more for the taste of fall
It is spice that has a price. Every year, Americans look forward to pumpkin spice season, but it turns out they’re often spending a lot more money on the beloved fall flavor. A study by LendingTree has uncovered the “pumpkin spice tax,” revealing that pumpkin-flavored products cost an average of 7.4% more than non-pumpkin alternatives […]
Cash-strapped Gen Z has a weird new status symbol: ‘Affordable booze’
Young Americans are hungry to assert their social dominance—and they’re using food to do it. Expensive foods are the latest status symbol for cash-strapped Gen Z members who can’t afford traditional indicators of wealth, including expensive cars and designer clothes. $19 fruit smoothies from upscale supermarket Erewhon and $45 fries are among the most coveted […]
Ozempic may treat opioid and alcohol use disorder: new study
They are exploiting the potential of Ozempic. Researchers from Loyola University Chicago are adding to growing evidence suggesting that medications like Ozempic can treat substance abuse. Ozempic – which mimics the body’s natural GLP-1 hormone to make people feel full and eat less – treats diabetes and may promote weight loss. An estimated 6.1 million […]
Standing desks may increase risk of circulatory problems: study
Standing desk fans may want to sit down for this news. A new study finds that long-term standing does not improve cardiovascular health compared to sitting, and may actually increase the risk of circulatory problems, such as varicose veins and blood clots in the veins. deep. “The bottom line is that standing for long periods […]
Food retailers aren’t sharing food facts online: study
Deal with this – a new analysis of 10 grocery websites found that retailers provided nutrition facts and other relevant information online only 35% of the time. “The government has clearly intended that you should be able to know some things about your food,” said the study’s senior author and Tufts University professor Sean Cash. […]
Body by Mark makes New Yorkers share their fitness secrets
If Mark Langowski marks you down on the sidewalk, it’s a good thing. The 44-year-old stops New Yorkers who look especially fit and asks them what they do to stay in shape. Doing so yields great social media fodder — he has 1.5 million followers on Instagram and several hundred thousand more on TikTok and […]
The hottest restaurant on Instagram isn’t real
If it seems too delicious to be true – it probably is. Ethos’ social media is filled with great images of aesthetically pleasing, ‘gram-worthy dishes, from delicious chicken wing bouquets and indulgent honeycomb donuts to intricate creations of dinosaur-shaped croissants and Moo Dear Deng from the Internet. But the seemingly popular restaurant in Austin, Texas, […]