Food and Foodways

Nuns at a Dutch convent were stuck with 20,000 bottles of wine canceled by KLM until a local website helped them out.

Passing through a lakeside resort, PHeymont ran into two noticeable if not notable food spots.

One of the first 'revived' downtowns, Market Street is full of history and daily life.

A shuttered resort hotel in India has turned its oversize swimming pool into a temporary fish farm, hoping to replace some of its lost revenues.

Cafés that were allowed to expand into street space will now be able to keep their extensions operating until next summer.

The New York State Fair is canceled for this year, but the butter sculpture will happen anyway, via livestream.

The town of Olten, Switzerland had a chocolate snowfall last week, an event that might be thought possible only in a Willie Wonka movie. But Olten's event was real, if accidental. A malfunction in a cooling system at a nearby Lindt chocolate factory that was producing chocolate nibs resulted in a fine powder of chocolate shavings being deposited for several blocks around by brisk winds. Although the company quickly offered to pay for any necessary cleanup, it was reported that no one had...

Fall will be here soon, and Dallas Arboretum is already getting ready for a huge pumpkin-based celebration

Stuck with tons of nuts that were meant to fly, a Texas vendor turns to the internet to sell nuts originally packed for American Airlines.

Balancing agriculture and environment, Portugal bans machine harvesting of olives at night.

A family of cheesemongers is helping Belgian cheese take on a new popularity with fine restaurants and picky customers.

Despite its status as a classic comfort food, chocolate has not fared well during the world's lockdowns.