Gone are the days of simple peanut butter and jelly. Toast spreading options used to be pretty limited, but with the European invasion of Nutella, Biscoff and the like, there are now many ways to coat your toast in delicious spread. What’s your favorite? No jams or jellys are included here – I figured comparing [...]

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It’s Monday, which means it’s time for another Eating Styles poll. The season for chili cook-offs is just around the corner. In my family, my dad is the chili chef. He’s mostly concerned with getting rid of whatever’s leftover in the fridge, though, so there’s no telling what sort of meat, vegetable or condiment might [...]

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The hard cider craze is beginning to taper off, but there’s no doubt the sweet, bubbly adult version of apple juice has carved out a solid niche for itself on tap listings and menus nationwide. Now that hard cider is a mainstay, we’re seeing various brands put out different varieties and styles in order to [...]

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Hey all, it’s Monday and time for another Eating Styles poll. We’ve already asked you whether you bite or lick your ice cream cone and whether you prefer your ice cream in a cone or a bowl. This week we’re continuing with the ice cream-based questions with another one from reader TSW: do you prefer [...]

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It’s Monday, which means it’s time for another Eating Styles poll. This week’s question comes to us from reader TSW: do you prefer ice cream in a cone or a bowl? A couple years ago, we asked if you were an ice cream cone biter or licker, naively assuming everyone ate ice cream out of [...]

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It’s Monday, which means it’s time for another Eating Styles poll. This week’s question, posed by my sister Geena, is one that surprised me because I hadn’t thought about it a lot. She asked, “What’s your favorite mint flavor?” When it comes to gum choices, I usually think “minty or fruity?” without actually stopping to [...]

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