Hannah Sampson

With announcements, lanyards, buttons and reprimands, flight attendants implore passengers: Please don’t touch us.

It’s a situation that unfolds so frequently on planes that some cabin crew wear patches, lanyards or decorated aprons with the “no touching” plea.

Forty years after the first cookie, guests keep showing up — sometimes just for the chocolatey, walnut-packed treat.

By Michelle Montez, a flight attendant for 20 years, said barely a flight goes by where someone doesn't poke, tap, prod or otherwise touch her.

Lucas Spence did not see the cookie coming. He was surprised last year when the front-desk worker at the DoubleTree by Hilton he was checking into in Boston asked if his group liked cookies.

Americans are eating so many berries. Specifically, American children. And parents are struggling to keep up.

Kristen Fox remembers when she brought home a Costco haul of fruit meant to last her 3-year-old twins a week.

Summer travel is miserable in most every way. Early-morning flights can help.

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