Joy Saha is a Staff Writer specializing in culture and food. With a diverse portfolio, Joy has written for Yahoo News, Salon Media Group, Inc., and has been featured in publications such as Knowledia and BioRxiv. Joy covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, celebrity news, food trends, and societal issues.
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It may be time to ditch the cookbooks and online guides...and ask AI
By: Joy Saha
Prepping, cooking and storing your turkey can be tricky. The USDA is here to help make that easier!
The famed burrito chain has increased its prices six times between 2021 and the beginning of this year
By: Joy Saha
DatingNews.com polled 3,000 American men nationwide, asking them what their ideal fast-food first date spot was
By: Joy Saha
On her new podcast, the former "Food Network" star chatted and commiserated with Chef Anne Burrell Staff Writer
By: Joy Saha
Several groups are fighting to change childcare in America for the better Staff Writer
Poor diet remains the leading cause of mortality among adults in the U.S. Food pharmacies can help fix that
By: Joy Saha
Last November, Hani Almadhoun mourned the deaths of his brother Majed, his sister-in-law and three of his nephews who were all killed by the Israeli army in Gaza.
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol told ABC News that the chain will not increase its food and drink prices
Cracker Barrel said it fired the general manager and two servers at its Waldorf restaurant location
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