Eating

OpenTable just named the 100 best brunch restaurants for Mother’s Day, and 11 are in Illinois. While Chicago gets most of the love, one suburban spot cracked the list too.

Sometimes you just need a jumpstart to your weekend with good laugh. Videos of little kids and dogs are the best and certainly the funniest. The video featured below has been done before, but this is very well done and looks so real. Have you ever watched a dog eat peanut butter?

Nutella has my two favorite things, hazelnut and cocoa. I remember the first time I tried it - one of my students offered it to me. I thought, 'What in the world?' It looked too good and after I tasted it, I realized it tasted too good as well. This stuff could get you into trouble - like 30 or 40 extra pounds trouble. I know without a doubt that I could eat a entire jar and then another jar and t

I think it is pretty fair to say that any clam on the kitchen table is probably meant to be eaten - not to eat. The below video is very strange and has gone viral. You can see the clam on a table surrounded by salt, when it appears the tongue of the clam emerges and begins to eat the salt, but according to scientists, that is not at all what is happening...

If you knew that a chicken dinner was going to cost $500, I guarantee you would not eat in the car because that is not what the meal itself actually cost, but that's what it cost an Ottawa, Canada man when he was ticketed for eating a rotisserie chicken while driving. He was weaving all over the road and was contstantly reaching for something when cops lit him up.

Kerri Dowdswell, 23 years old of London,  has a rare and mysterious condition that causes her stomach to look pregnant woman every time she eats. After eating, people think she is several months pregnant. Her stomach always shrinks back until she eats again. She has to we...

The food pyramid, which since 1992 has demonstrated the proper amount of grains, fruits, vegetables, dairy and meat a person should consume per day, is no more. On Thursday, the USDA rolled out the government's new food icon: A plate divided into two larger sections of grains and vegetables, two smaller sections of fruit and protein, with a glass of dairy on the side...