In breakfast wars among fast food establishments, one key weapon in their arsenal is the French toast stick.
Deciding who could invite us to Taco Tuesday was finally legally settled after Taco Bell challenged the owners of the Taco Tuesday trademark.
In 1976, with The Judgement of Paris, the entire world elevated its opinion of California's white and red wines.
Knowing how all-you-can-eat economics explains the benefits of buffets, Red Lobster was surprised by its "Endless Shrimp" problem.
Unprofitable after The Great Cranberry Scare of 1959, Ocean Spray's cranberry innovation initiatives helped it survive and then thrive.
Through a Thanksgiving Top Ten List, we can use behavioral economics to explain what we eat and how much we eat during the holiday.
Hoping to encourage healthy eating habits and less obesity, Colombia has a junk food tax on ultra-processed food and sugary drinks.
Whether it's breakfast or lunch, a look at sandwich economics tells us about our food tradeoffs and our GDP spending.
Sometimes shrinkflation is a more attractive alternative when sellers want to charge more but think they can hide it.












