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Why I Don’t Drink Budweiser…and Why I’m Not Alone

Budweiser has always been far more about marketing than beer. The founder of Anheuser Busch, Adolphus Busch, refused to drink his own brew, calling it “that slop” (he was German, of cou…

What Is the Difference Between Chow Mein and Lo Mein?

If you’ve ever opened a box of Chinese take-out and it turns out to be not exactly what you ordered, you may have mixed up your meins. That’s right, there is a difference between these two popular Chinese dishes—however, the difference is probably not what you think. While it may be easy to assume that the type of noodles is what makes the dish difference, we all know what happens when you assume. Yes, you’re actually incorrect on this oneSo, if not…

10 Incredible Food Documentaries On Netflix

Hell’s Kitchen not exactly cutting it for you tonight? Here’s a menu of the most powerful food documentaries available to stream.

10 New-School Jewish Delicatessens and Eateries

These 10 modern delis and eateries are part of the resurgence making Jewish grub so cool it’s hot.

What Happens to Your Body When You Eat Farmed Salmon

Even though fish farms get a bad rap for "breeding nastiness," as one dietitian put it, what actually happens to your body when you eat farmed salmon?

What Your Beer Choice Says About You

The highly unscientific opinions of these three BuzzFeed Fellows who drink a lot of beer.

The rules for tipping on takeout and delivery — and some other tips, too

Do you still tip 20 percent if you’re bringing your food home? Throw in a little extra for curbside pickup? Here are the etiquette commandments of COVID-era takeout and delivery.

Thoughts from Abroad: What Defines A City?

When you think of any city in the world, what comes to mind? Is it the physical buildings themselves, the architecture, or do you think of the people and the culture itself that surrounds it? IR…

101 small ways you can improve your city

The least you can do to make a big difference where you live.

Can you guess the city from its blueprint?

A Philadelphia based computer coder has created a blueprinted map of the world. Can you use it to find your city?

Is Your City Made for You?

Urban populations all over the world are soaring, with cities expected to add up to 2.5 billion more people by 2050. While cities are booming as economic and social centers, resources and opportunities are too often concentrated in high-income areas—pushing less affluent communities farther and farther away from the city center and from basic services …

Five apps for functioning in a city you don't know

Here are some free apps to help you summon a cab, locate fast food and coffee shops, and learn about local attractions when you're on the road.

What makes people attached to a city?

Katherine Loflin, a placemaking expert, explained the latest research at a gathering in Minneapolis.

Your city and home may not be ready for you to get old

Something as fundamental as crossing the street can be difficult for older people, kids, and others. But design can help.

Country? Or City? Which would u rather b

UN's World Cities Day: How would you brand your city?

On World Cities Day, brand and marketing experts weigh in on the positioning our metros should take

6 ways you know you are a city mom

You know the best places to play, dine and work out in the city.