Food stalls offering ready-to-eat foods and drinks have long been embedded into American culture. Though previously banned at the start of 18th century America, street food which was sold through stalls, eventually gained popularity and became a staple of New York streets around 1910 selling everything from hotdogs to snacks. [...]

Grocery shopping is one of life's shared necessities. Some people love it, others find it to be a chore. Personally, I find the weekly ritual to be both soothing and fun. This probably says something about my middle-aged suburban life right now, but that's a story for another post. Since [...]

Who doesn't like cake?! Unlike its desert counterparts, chocolates and candies, cakes appeal to more people, sweet tooth or not. Typically baked, cakes used to be just an alteration of bread. In 2019, the value of the global cake market was nearly $43 billion with projections for annual growth through [...]

The care package was inspired by the humanitarian aid given by CARE, or the Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere. CARE is an organization that was developed after the 2nd World War to support people affected by the war. The organization eventually evolved into an NGO helping people around the [...]

While rice is a staple for about two-thirds of the world’s population, in the United States consumption of the food item is not as large. Produced in just four regions of the U.S. - Arkansas Grand Prairie; the Mississippi Delta; the Gulf; and the Sacramento Valley – each region specializes [...]