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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.

The Worst Ranch Dressing on Store Shelves

While it might taste great, you'll want to avoid loading up your salad with the worst ranch dressing if you're trying to make healthier choices.

8 ways to save at the grocery store without using coupons

Grocery shopping can be a hassle, and having to take time to cut coupons can make it even worse. Here’s how you can shop without coupons and still save money. 1. Pick the right store If you’re like me and find yourself shopping at different stores from time to time, you’re probably paying a different …

Why you shouldn’t judge a pet food by its ingredient list

Although ingredient lists are commonly used by pet owners and most pet food rating sites to determine the quality of pet foods, this approach has many pitfalls and usually is not a good way to select a food.

How To Stop Getting So Much Darn Plastic When You Order Takeout

Why Many Consumers Think 'Organic' Labels Are Hogwash

Survey finds shoppers believe organic labels are an excuse to charge more

How to shop smart buying food at dollar stores

With rising inflation and food costs, Jennifer Westhoven shows you how to cut your next grocery bill without compromising your health.

What’s really in your Chinese ready meal?

Some Chinese ready meals have been found to have as much salt as 11 bags of crisps

8 Real Chinese Dishes You Should Order Instead Of The American Knockoffs

Order these delicious dishes if you want to sample authentic Chinese food.

The Debonair Restaurateur Who Inspired the First Chinese-American Cookbook

Chin Foin forever changed America's relationship with Chinese food.

Water-Velvet Meat for Better-Than-Takeout Chinese Food at Home

The velveting technique is the secret Chinese food places use to make sure meat stays tender and silky (velvety!). If you don’t want to do it with the traditional oil-blanching, use water instead.

Chinese Pet Treats Linked to 900 Dog Deaths, Illnesses

Just six months after issuing its latest warning about chicken jerky dog treats made in China, the Food and Drug Administration confirms it has logged more than 900 complaints from pet owners who say their dogs either were sickened or died after eating the treats.

Are donkey meat burgers the future of Chinese fast food?

From steamed dumplings to hot pot, traditional Chinese food has often proved hugely popular in the West. Now, Chinese restaurant owners are hoping they have found the next delicacy to crack the Western market -- donkey burgers.

Chinese food helps when you’re depressed

Time and again, we’ve highlighted research showing a link between nutrition and mental healthIn 2011, researchers in China published a study in Public Health Nutrition about the effect specific diets have on mental health. This group of 8 researchers—along with public and school nurses, as well as interviewers—studied the eating habits of over 5,000 Chinese youth ranging in age from 13–21. They also measured their…

Your quest for authentic Chinese food ends here!

A small warm yellow light welcomes you to Maong’s Chinese Dine-in and Takeaway at Lawson’s Bay Colony. Your quest for authentic Chinese food ends here. Stepping into Maong, one can’t help but be struc

Language Acquisition in Babies: A Guide for Homeschoolers

Learn the science behind language development and what you can do to boost language acquisition in babies. It's as simple as conversation!

6 Weird Chinese Foods We Came to Love (And One That Wasn't For Us)

Most Chinese people don't eat cats, dogs or bugs. But, living in China, we did find some weird Chinese foods we became fond of and you could try yourself.