Food/Beverage
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According to a new study drinking wine at meals, may lower your type 2 diabetes risk. The study of over 300,000 adults for an average of 11 years didn’t find benefits of beer or liquor. Drinking with meals, as opposed to without food, was associated with a 14% lower risk of type 2 diabetes. That […]
Remember in the quarantine era wherein ordering food you could order alcohol to go? Well, it looks like Governor Kathy Houchl wants to bring that option back for New Yorkers. Yesterday morning, Governor Hochul not only her proposal to make booze takeout permanent but also discussed how they’re trying to streamline businesses getting their liquor […]
With Valentine’s Day on the way a new report by the National Retail Federation reveals that just over half (52 percent) of adults in the U.S. will celebrate Valentine’s Day this year. Collectively a total of $21.8 billion will be spent on gifts for partners, friends, pets, and more. Researchers found that those celebrating plan […]
With the Big Game around the corner! According to Wells Fargo, the cost of food for one of the biggest parties of the year will cost about 8% to 14% more than 2021. While the cost of chips and dips, vegetables and other appetizers are up approximately 2% to 5%. Chicken wings are up 14% to […]
Jay-Z, Meek Mill and other artists including Fat Joe, Big Sean, Kelly Rowland and Robin Thicke are asking lawmakers to sign the “Rap Music on Trial” bill and turn it into law. The proposed New York State law would block lyrics from being used during trials. The bill aims to limit the admissibility of a […]
Starting today New York movie theaters can apply for a liquor license. The State Liquor Authority is allowing them to sell beer and wine and allowing movie-goers to drink in the theater, rather than before the movie in designated areas. The Liquor Authority’s vote Wednesday was unanimous and it takes effect immediately for cinemas that […]
Memorial AME Zion Church is hosting its first holiday food drive this season. The church is collecting non-perishable holiday foods that will be used for holiday baskets. The community can to drop off the items they buy on Saturday, Nov. 6 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 549 Clarissa St. Beyond the Sanctuary is looking […]
If you have purchased onions recently from the grocery store, you may want to have another look at them. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a salmonella outbreak is impacting 37 states, and sickening over 600 people in the US, which is all being linked to certain imported onions. The onions […]
You might have seen this all over the internet in bigger cities, but now this new potential wave of the future has hit our beloved Rochester. Yesterday, food service robots were put into action at Henrietta Restaurant Supply. These food service robots can deliver food to tables and use elevators to help places remain efficient […]
Wednesday marked National Coffee Day, and to celebrate America’s favorite coffee chain had a big celebration. Dunkin’ celebrated its “day” by donating nearly 300 pounds of coffee to Foodlink. The big donation from Dunkin’ stems from the “Runs for Coffee” initiative between Dunkin’ and the Rochester Red Wings. In this initiative, Dunkin’ pledges to donate […]