National Beer Day: 5 fascinating facts about the beloved brew

As Americans gear up to celebrate National Beer Day on April 7 with their favorite alcoholic beverage, here are the top five interesting facts about beer.

10 surprising facts about peanut allergies, according to a pediatric immunologist

Dr. Rani Maskatia, a pediatric and adult allergist and immunologist in California, shared with Fox News Digital 10 surprising facts about peanut allergies.

Americans must open their hearts to end Haitian horrors

Haiti has become a nightmare of violence and starvation. American Christians should help our neighbors and join with Mission of Hope to move those in need beyond the horror.

Buffalo, New York celebrates solar eclipse with sunny mustard 'totality wings'

"Wing King" Drew Cerza of Buffalo, New York, created a new wing sauce to celebrate the total eclipse over the city and raise money for a charity founded by NFL legend Jim Kelly.

Gardening for beginners: Fruit and vegetable growing tips from the Master Gardeners

Certified Master Gardeners weigh in on how to start a garden. A few simple considerations can make all the difference in the success of your plants.

Raise 500-pound pumpkins in your backyard: 5 tips from America's world-record gourd grower

Travis Gienger of Minnesota offers 5 tips this spring for growing giant 500-pound backyard pumpkins by fall. Gienger grew the largest pumpkin ever recorded, a 2,749-pound goliath, in 2023.

Food aid arrives in Haiti after police recover hijacked cargo ship

Haitians continue to suffer under extreme gang violence, internal displacements and food shortages as humanitarian aid groups work to deliver food supplies to Haiti.

World’s oldest man, age 111, shares secrets to living a long life

John Alfred Tinniswood of England is the world's oldest man at 111 years old. Tinniswood said he mostly credits his longevity to "pure luck." But he does have a special meal he eats each week.

Restaurant combines an amusement ride with unforgettable fine dining

Eatrenalin is a restaurant in Germany with a Floating Chair innovation that makes the 17,000-square-foot venue feel like an amusement park.

Tips for making sourdough starter that you can use in recipes for years to come

Sourdough starter is what is used to make the bread rise. It's made by combining water and flour. Making your own starter can be intimidating since it does take time and care.

Arizona woman pleads guilty to poisoning Air Force husband's coffee with bleach

An Arizona woman has pled guilt to two counts of poisoning drink after she was caught pouring trace amounts of bleach into her husband's coffee machine

Advanced gardening: 12 tips for a bountiful vegetable harvest

Vegetable gardens benefit from a consistent watering schedule and gardeners can help prevent weeds by adding a layer of mulch. Here are 12 tips for a successful garden harvest.

Carnie Wilson’s doctor warned against Ozempic for weight loss: 'I didn’t want to take a chance’

Carnie Wilson talked to Fox News Digital about her views on weight loss drugs, 20 years of sobriety and her new AXS TV show, "Sounds Delicious with Carnie Wilson."

How an Iraq War veteran coped with PTSD by using taste mindfulness and bourbon

U.S. Army veteran Fred Minnick became a world-renowned bourbon expert following his tour in Iraq. Minnick returned home to the U.S. with PTSD and trauma — and used mindfulness to heal.

Georgia peanuts: How a lowly legume became a culinary staple

A look at how the state of Georgia became known for its peanuts, a delicious legume "superfood" that is native to South America. The peanut is the state crop.

NBC offers glowing coverage of Walmart, Pepsi as news chief serves as board member for both companies

NBCUniversial News Group Chairman Cesar Conde is facing intense scrutiny for serving on the board of directors for both Walmart and PepsiCo, raising journalistic ethics questions.

Banana-focused food truck in New Jersey serves up fruity, frozen treats: 'Clean and refreshing'

Co-owners Steven DiPasquale and Amanda DiPasquale run a food truck called Amanda Bananas in Hoboken, New Jersey — and shared details of their health-focused, soft-serve frozen snacks.

Rare wolf's fate revealed, an upcoming cicada invasion and more trending Lifestyle news

In case you missed these in Lifestyle this week, soak up these top headlines — including stories about tasty American cuisine, faith, family, American ingenuity and much more.

Candy tours of America: 5 delectable destinations for sweet family memories

Five destinations around the U.S. offer explorations of the world of candy while making sweet family memories, from Jelly Belly in California to world's largest candy store in Ohio.

Gordon Ramsay’s pub taken over by brazen squatters who threaten legal action if evicted

A $16.1 million pub and hotel owned by celebrity chef Gordan Ramsay has been taken over by squatters who are refusing to leave and threating legal action against eviction.

New York weighs ending post-Prohibition law, potentially making state's dry towns a thing of the past

A New York bill, if passed, could require dry communities to sell alcohol, effectively putting an end to a post-Prohibition law that some say hinders business.

Tamales are hot today, yet savory wraps are as old as civilization

Tamales are surging in popularity, with digital visibility up 47% last year and sold in 34,000 U.S. restaurants. Tamales are actually one of the oldest known prepared foods.

Jewish group for Passover introduces 'Ten Plagues of Antisemitism' in its haggadah this year

JewBelong, an organization dedicated to "supporting joyous Judaism and confronting antisemitism" has a new twist on the Passover seder to start conversations about antisemitism.

California restaurant owner fears $20 wage hike will put him out of business: 'Increase prices or close'

A Los Angeles restaurant owner slammed the state’s newly enacted $20 minimum wage law, saying it could put him and others out of business as employees expect similar salary increases.

American diner lingo existed in patriotic era when 'Burn the British!' meant toasted English muffin

Diner lingo was an organic language that sprouted up in American diners, mostly in the Northeast, in the early 20th century. Comedic and risque, some of these phrases still used today.

Fitness drinks: Scientists weigh in on the benefits and potential risks of ingredients

Functional beverages, which offer mental or physical benefits beyond hydration, are gaining popularity worldwide. Here is what science has to say about their ingredients.

Your favorite coffee may be more than half a million years old

Researchers have discovered the ancient origins of arabica coffee, the world's most popular type, tracing its lineage back about 600,000 years through genetic analysis.

Fruits and vegetables ripe in spring and how you can incorporate them into yummy seasonal dishes

There are an abundance of fruit and vegetables that thrive in the spring. Take advantage of these fruits and vegetables seasonal in spring for a fresh bite.

Perfect pie crust today includes lard, which has returned to glory after years of bad publicity

Lard, essential to the human diet for centuries, suffered a wave of bad publicity in recent decades. It's enjoying a sudden rebirth, thanks in large part to pie makers.

Drinking 100% orange juice is linked to surprising health benefits, study finds

A study by Toronto Metropolitan University researched the effects of drinking 100% orange juice vs. sugar-sweetened orange beverages on appetite, food intake and glycemic response in adults.

6 energy boosters to help beat the midday slump, from a nutrition expert

Dr. Christopher Rhodes, a nutritional biologist in California, shared six tips for keeping energy levels high throughout the day and beating the midday slump.

Meat pie, spiders and a toupee: Uber dishes on weird things left behind in rides this year

Uber's annual Lost & Found Index reveals popular and surprising items left behind by riders. Here are some of the most unique finds reported to the rideshare company.

Super Bowl champ Bill Belichick makes surprising revelation about drinking habits

A cup of coffee is a big part of the morning routine for millions of Americans. But former NFL head coach Bill Belichick prefers to drink orange juice or tea, not coffee.

Short questions with Dana Perino for Griff Jenkins

National correspondent Griff Jenkins tells Dana Perino about his standout reporting assignments, the most adventurous thing he's ever done and the three presidents he'd invite to a dinner party.

Having trouble sleeping? It could be for this surprising reason, experts say

What you eat can have an impact on your sleep. Two sleep experts shared foods that promote sleep, foods to avoid, and how to know if your dietary choices are keeping you up at night.

Experience Louisiana's rich culture, irresistible charm with these tourism locations

Louisiana holds many attractions that tourists might not know about, like nearly two dozen state parks, 10 state museums and festivals all year round.

Passover brisket: Holocaust survivor's recipe holds 'special significance' amid Jewish holiday

This brisket recipe from “Food, Hope & Resilience: Authentic Recipes and Remarkable Stories from Holocaust Survivors" is a mouth-watering meal to make at Passover.

NBC News chief being paid by Walmart, Pepsi 'clearly a problem' as network's ties to both companies go deep

NBC News chief Cesar Conde's financial ties to Walmart and Pepsi are fueling questions among critics, including one insider who says it doesn't "smell right."

Crawfish, gumbo and cicadas? New Orleans serves up array of insect-based treats

The upcoming emergence of trillions of periodical cicadas is not just a nuisance but also an opportunity for culinary exploration, according to some in New Orleans.

Washington state travel guide: Breathtaking national parks, the bustling city of Seattle and beyond

When traveling in Washington state, visitors can hike, whale watch and try fresh shellfish. But there is more to Washington than Seattle and the parks on the state's western half.

Clean these 5 things around your house regularly to keep your home smelling fresh

Certain areas of your home need to be cleaned more than others in order to maintain a fresh scent. Carpets, garbage disposals and bedsheets are just a few examples.

Spinach vs. kale: Which is 'better' for you? Nutritionists settle the great debate

When it comes to healthy leafy greens, is it spinach or kale that comes out on top? Each vegetable has nutrition benefits, including sources of fiber, vitamins and more, experts say.

The legend and drama behind 'Buckeye Balls,' plus a history of chocolate and peanut butter combos

Reese's cups and "Buckeye Balls" are two unique treats that combine peanut butter and chocolate to make a sweet but savory dessert. The combo is popular among Americans.

2024 Earth Day: 12 eco-friendly ways to celebrate the planet and soak in all its glory

April 22 marks Earth Day, an occasion focused on helping the environment. There are many ways you can celebrate and establish habits to protect the planet.

Toddler milk is ‘potentially harmful,’ AAP warns amid calls for stricter regulations

Experts warn that toddler milk might not have the benefits that marketers claim even as this milk has become a huge worldwide business. Here is nutrition insight from all sides.

American Culture Quiz: From pop performers to popular pups, how well do you know our nation?

The American Culture Quiz tests readers each week on their knowledge of U.S. heritage, history, culture and people. This week's test includes everything from pop music to popular pups.

Israel's favorite comfort food, shakshuka, is a hot taste trend rich in tradition, global influences

Shakshuka is the "heart of Israeli culture," Israel-American chef Avi Shemtov told Fox News Digital. Shakshuka is a savory tomato stew popular in both Israel and the United States.

Tabasco put spice in American life: Here's the surprising origin of Louisiana heat

Tabasco, founded in Avery Island, Louisiana, in 1868, is one of the world's most popular hot sauces. It was conceived by an Irish-American banker amid privation that followed the Civil War.

Bird flu virus found in grocery store milk, but no risk to customers, FDA says

Bird flu virus has been found in samples of pasteurized milk on grocery store shelves but there is no risk to customers, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said Tuesday.

Olivia Dunne, LSU teammates celebrate national championship at Raising Cane's

To celebrate their first national title in program history, Olivia Dunne and other LSU gymnasts worked a shift at a local Raising Cane's.

5 women’s health tips to prevent and detect strokes, according to cardiologists

One in five women between the ages of 55 and 75 will experience a stroke in their lifetime. Parag Shah, MD, a cardiologist in Jacksonville, Florida, shares tips for women to reduce their risk.

Ramen revolution: How Japan's iconic noodle dish has conquered hearts and bowls worldwide

Ramen, a beloved Japanese dish, entices locals and foreigners alike with its spicy, steaming bowls of noodles. In Tokyo, lines winding around corners are common.

5 food trucks to know about in 2024: 'Wonderful support'

Food trucks are commonplace now in the United States, and serve a variety of dishes. Here are five notable restaurants on wheels to check out across the United States.

Tasting Germany: A look at some must-try foods, from Berlin to Bavaria

Rich in variety, local flavor, and even history, a hands-on experience with German food is an understandable must on most foodies' travel itineraries.

For National Pretzel Day, a 'warm, buttery' homemade pretzel sticks recipe

April 26 marks National Pretzel Day 2024. Celebrate the occasion by snacking on this delicious, soft, baked pretzel sticks recipe that was shared with Fox News Digital.

From salmon to shark, here are the best and worst fish for your health, according to experts

What is the best fish to eat for your health? Experts offer a list of the fish with the most benefits — from salmon to sardines, oysters and more — plus which fish to avoid and why.

Bread king of Paris rises to the top in annual baguette contest: 'A lot of love'

Xavier Netry, of Utopie bakery in Paris, was recently named the winner of the 31st annual "Grand Prix de la baguette" contest. The contest seeks to find Paris' best baguette.

Amid bird flu spread, experts reveal if it's safe to drink milk: 'Indirect concern'

Traces of bird flu have been detected in pasteurized milk, leaving many people wondering if it’s safe to drink. Doctors offered their insights about the potential risk.

Hot headlines: Teen reels in monster catch, America's tastiest food stories and more in Lifestyle this week

In case you missed it in Lifestyle this week, soak up these top headlines — including stories about wild nature, delicious American eats, noteworthy travel destinations and much more.

Travel hotspots include 5 quirky museums celebrating barbershops, mustards, spuds, Spam and superheroes

Here's a look at five niche and boutique museums around the nation that chronicle the minutiae of American life, from favorite foods to pop culture superheroes.

5 fruit-friendly facts for National Blueberry Pie Day: 'Healthy' and 'tasty'

National Blueberry Pie Day is celebrated each year on April 28. Here are five fun facts that you may not have known about blueberries and blueberry pie.

Budweiser, Corona, Bud Light: A history of America's most popular beer brands

Corona, Bud Light and Budweiser are the most popular beer brands in the United States, with a unique history dating back centuries. Here is a deeper dive.

'Seinfeld' set stage for sitcom gold in NYC diner, tourists still flock to eateries that played a part

Celebrated sitcom "Seinfeld" was famously set in a fictional New York City diner called Monk's Cafe. Two real diners are now tourist attractions for their role in TV lore.

World Central Kitchen, known for providing wartime food aid, to resume work in Gaza after staff deaths

World Central Kitchen is resuming operations in the Gaza Strip following a temporary halt after seven of its workers were killed in an Israeli air strike.

Oklahoma Native American community sees yearly return of popular wild onion dinners

In the springtime, Native American communities in Oklahoma harvest wild green onions for use in community dinners that are often used as fundraisers.

Cancer immunity gets a boost from one common nutrient, study finds: ‘Intrigue and optimism’

Vitamin D could be a surprise weapon against cancer, new research suggests. A doctor weighed in in on the nutrient's impact on immune response and tumor growth.

US health experts recommend less alcohol as new research challenges benefits of moderate drinking

A growing number of public health experts say if you choose to drink alcohol, you should drink as little as possible. Guidelines vary from country to country.

Alcohol-free beer is booming: 5 brands and 3 reasons behind the no-buzz buzz

Non-alcoholic beers are one of the lone bright spots in an industry suffering stagnant growth recent years. Here are five beers, plus three major trends, driving the trend.

A travel guide to Louisville ahead of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs

Tourists from across the country travel annually to Churchill Downs to watch the Kentucky Derby. The highly anticipated race is first in the Triple Crown series.

Bon appétit: A look at the foods Olympic athletes will be served in Paris this summer

Athletes in the 2024 Paris Olympics can indulge in a culinary experience featuring gourmet dishes crafted by renowned French chefs, according to officials.

Coffee vs. matcha tea: What does your morning drink choice say about you?

Morning beverage of choice: coffee or matcha tea? A study found that the two drink choices come with certain types of characteristics and traits — find out what they are.

Potatoes retain USDA classification as vegetable, not grain, in bipartisan effort

The USDA tossed a hot potato to DHHS Secretary Becerra Tuesday by qualifying the spud as a vegetable instead of a grain thanks to bipartisan efforts in the Senate.

Mochi donuts are colorful, whimsical, Instagrammable: Japanese-American sweet treat trending in US

Mochi donuts, a fusion of Japanese and American culinary traditions, are colorful, whimsical, Instagrammable and surging in popularity in the United States.

Salad combos that take the cake: Here are top choices, plus some really wacky ones

Americans ranked their favorite types of salads, dressings and toppings in a new survey. For National Salad Month, some even added some off-the-path foods to their healthy meal option.

Elderly Texas restaurant owner attacked by suspects who refused to pay bill and are still on the loose

A disturbing video has been released showing the moment an elderly Texas restaurant owner was attacked by a group of deadbeats who he says refused to pay for their meals at his eatery.

Mexican beer the most popular in US: Cinco de Mayo will fiesta to the flavor of these cinco cervezas

Modelo Especial, brewed in Mexico, is the top-selling beer in the United States following years of growth and in the wake of the Bud Light Dylan Mulvaney disaster.

Eating one type of fruit regularly could reduce diabetes risk in women, study suggests: 'Incredibly healthy'

A new study found a correlation between avocado consumption and reduced diabetes risk in Mexican adults. Several dietitians weigh in on the fruit's nutritional benefits.

Liver, insects, sardines — oh my!: 8 'gross' foods that nutritionists say you should eat

Foods such as cottage cheese and sardines may seem unappetizing to some, but experts say the health benefits outweigh the gross factor – with many foods being rich in vitamins and protein.

Poachers nailed after hiding fish in strange places, a first-ever bird species sighting and more hot reads

In case you missed it in Lifestyle this week, soak up these headlines — including stories about wild nature, delicious American eats, unique discoveries, faith, family and much more.

Amazing mint julep recipe from Paula Deen for Kentucky Derby Day

Just in time for the Kentucky Derby in Louisville, Kentucky, on Saturday, May 4, 2024, chef Paula Deen shared a delicious recipe for her mint julep drink.

2 teens charged for dumping trash into Florida sea in viral video

Authorities in Florida have charged two teens following a viral video that showed people on a boat dumping drums full of trash into the water off the coast of Boca Raton.

Conservative beer brand plans 'Frat Boy Summer' event celebrating college students who defended American flag

Ultra Right Beer Company will host an event at a UNC-Chapel Hill fraternity house to celebrate the actions of the students who defended the American flag from anti-Israel protesters.

Cinco de Mayo: Facts, meaning and celebration of the holiday

Cinco de Mayo honors Mexico's resistance to the invasion by the Second French Empire during the Second Franco-Mexican War in the late 19th century.

Cinco de Mayo celebrated as taqueria chef taps into Aztec tradition for sophisticated, modern Mexican flavor

Chef-owner Scott Koshnoodi of Parklife, a modern Mexican taqueria in New York City, makes masa for his tortillas inspired by a primitive cooking technique used by the Aztecs.

Foster care system ‘great’ thing about America, Cousin T’s founder says: ‘Every child deserves to be loved’

May is National Foster Care Month in the United States, and the founder of Cousin T’s says the system that saved his life is one of the "great" things about America.

8 important health stories to know about in case you missed them

As you look to the week ahead, check out some of the top recent stories in Health that you may have missed, or have been meaning to check out — here are 8 key developments.

Mother's Day gift guide: Quirky, hilarious gifts to get your mom this May

Try finding a gift for your mom this Mother's Day that will make her smile or laugh every time she uses it, such as goofy kitchen supplies or funny lawn ornaments.