Food & Drink

Yep, it’s still free, too: The Carpinteria celebration is an October-starting music bash with eats aplenty.

In many cities, there’s another way to break the “what’s for dinner” rut without breaking the bank: shopping at international food markets.

Surfer Boy Pizza, a tasty tribute to “Stranger Things,” is on the line-up, as well as an Ozzy-inspired Prince of Darkness Cake.

General Mills said Wednesday it has removed artificial colors from all its U.S. cereals, including Lucky Charms and Trix.

They’re delicious, they’re hardy – and they’re horribly invasive. New England crabbers are working to find ways to combat the invasive European green crab by encouraging restaurants to serve as many as possible.

Enjoy “the single that put Irv’s on the map” for under a dollar at every Irv’s location.

A Chicago woman has filed a lawsuit against Wendy’s, alleging she became ill after eating a meal from the fast-food chain that was delivered via DoorDash and resulted in more than $90,000 in medical bills, according to a court complaint.

The number of people receiving SNAP food aid has fallen more than 13% in a year as changes to the biggest U.S. food aid program start to kick in.

Some Ninja Creami users are finding that their homemade sweet treats made with the viral machine are attracting unwanted diners.

The annual pick-your-own event has become a popular draw for home cooks and anyone who loves a tangy tom.

The prices kick off at $5 for the mid-September celebration, and over a dozen eateries are participating.

Plus, it’s offering two campfire-inspired treats to pair with the new sandwich.

Lunches start at $15 and the plethora of plate-packed participants? They span Southern California, deliciously.

McDonald’s is saying hello to not one but two iconic pop culture figures with its latest Happy Meal.

Insomnia Cookies is opening the doors to “Insomnia University” and welcoming 30,000 incoming college freshmen with a pretty sweet welcome package.

Pink’s Hot Dogs is planning to open its first restaurant in Japan by the end of the year.

High Hill Ranch in Placerville jumpstarts the flavors of fall well before the season officially arrives.

“It’s just a coffee. I didn’t think somebody would literally go that far,” the person who filmed the act, Kingsley Ifedi, tells TODAY.com.

The Exposition Park museum’s eatery will be open to museum guests and the public; “classic American fare” is the theme.

The obsessed-over cookies will make their nummy Newport Beach debut.