Earth Eats: Real Food, Green Living
The questionable beef lawsuit was dropped, and the "Outside the Bun" company is seeking revenge.
Online search feature takes the guess work out of determining if the food in your pantry has been recalled.
Could banning toy giveaways reduce the allure of fast food restaurants for kids?
Move over, saccharin and sucralose! "Bitter blocker" GIV3616 is supposedly more potent than other artificial sweeteners.
The FDA might soon weigh on on whether or not added food dyes contribute to hyperactivity.
A new study has found that organic chickens have significantly fewer cases salmonella than their conventional counterparts.
A new study says mashed potatoes, macaroni & cheese, and meat loaf might actually make you less lonely.
Michelle Obama will come out with a book in 2012 about the White House garden.
A restaurant in France is being charged for involuntary homicide after a customer died of food poisoning after eating their food.
According to a CNNMoney, more Americans in the upper tax bracket are eating fast food.
Five second rule may not be as sanitary as you might think.
Google's new search tool makes it easier to search for recipes.
Will eating all that processed food end up lowering your toddler's IQ? A new study seems to think so.
LYFE Kitchen will offer fast and casual dining without any butter, cream, or high-fructose corn syrup.
A new study found that eating a diet high in fiber may cut the risk of heart disease, cancer, infection and respiratory diseases.
Paper and plastic bags may now cost five cents each if lawmakers have their way.
A new study conducted in Michigan schools has found that school lunches are a risk factor for childhood obesity.
According to a new study, daily diet soda drinkers are 48 percent more likely to suffer from vascular events.
Unhealthy fats are believed to lead to biological changes in the body linked with both heart disease and depression.
To dieters who thought eating a big breakfast in the morning would stop you from eating later on, a new study says you're wrong.
Annie Corrigan is the producer of Earth Eats, and an announcer and producer at WFIU Public Radio. Learn more »
Daniel Orr is a professional chef, restaurateur, blogger, and author of a number of cookbooks. Learn more »
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