food

The article, titled, "Oh, the Food! The Happiness Walk Meets the Happiest City" is a wonderful tribute to the people of Lafayette, Acadiana, and Louisiana.

As if you needed an excuse to drink wine, there's a day specifically set aside to commemorate the benefits of Vino. In recent years, research has indicated that moderate wine consumption is beneficial to our health.

In this week's edition of Wellness Wednesday, Dr. Kevin talked about how to chose and prepare healthy options that your family will actually eat and won't bust your budget. Shop with the Doc is back!

New research has found that cheese may also help in the battle against cancer and other diseases.

These 10 recipes are quick, easy to make, and delicious!

Today may be one of the greatest days of all: National Nutella Day!

The folks at Buzzfeed served king cake to people who have never had it before. Their reactions are priceless!

Food poisoning expert Bill Marler has revealed the six foods he would never eat, and chances are one of your favorites are on his list.

We've all tasted food that made us roll our eyes, and say, jokingly, "This is addictive!" Some restaurants in China apparently take that literally...

The food in Louisiana consistently ranks among the best in the US. Lafayette has been named the South's Tastiest City. a Gallup Poll ranked New Orleans America's #2 favorite city for food. So, who's the best of the best? A recent survey by onlyinyourstate.com ranked the best po-boys in the Bayou State. Two popular Lafayette eateries cracked the top 10...

Help make a difference in the lives of the children and families of St. Jude, enjoy Ragin' Cajuns basketball, and more this weekend in Acadiana.

Come out to Cajun Harley Davidson to enjoy all you can eat chili this Saturday, January 23, 2016 from 11 AM - 4 PM.

How can you go wrong with an easy to make king cake using crescent rolls?

You may not want to watch this video while eating.

The state of Louisiana has reopened 2 oyster harvesting areas that have been closed since December.

We all know the New Years tradition, black eyed peas for luck, corned beef for health, & cabbage for wealth. I'm not fond of cabbage unless it's in coleslaw. My parents used to serve it boiled...yuk! For years, I excluded cabbage from my New Years fare. (That must be why I'm not rich.) This year, I found a unique way to include cabbage...

I think we should all be very worried...rabid animals are developing a taste for human food!

Bacon! Bacon! BAACON!

If you’ve decided to skip the feast at Grandma’s house this year, try one of these places. Merry Christmas and enjoy your meal!

She said she used to drink 10 cups of tea a day, but has learned to scale back her obsession.