Andrea Piacquadio on PexelsEating alone can be a polarizing experience. Some days, it feels like freedom: no negotiating over where to go, no waiting for someone else's appetite to arrive, and no forced conversation when…
Pavel Danilyuk on PexelsYou’ve had dinner, cleaned up the kitchen, and settled in for the night, when all of a sudden, it hits you. That need for something salty and crunchy. Sure, you just ate…
Food Gets Weird Fast. Some foods don’t seem like they’re hiding much. You see a cracker, a cheese, a canned meat, or a spoonful of peanut butter, and your brain files it under snacks, pantry…
Alena Darmel on PexelsYou get home after a very, very long day. What’s one of the first things you do? Sure, you might decide to shed those uncomfortable work clothes or lie in bed for…
The Road Trip Staples. Gas station food gets written off until you’ve got your own regular order, your own stop off the interstate, and one item you’ll go a little out of your way for.…
The Slices, Pretzels, and Sugar Bombs That Made the Mall Trip. For a lot of kids who grew up in the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s, the food court was a part of the mall…
Diana Polekhina on UnsplashIf the workout routine you perfected in your twenties hasn't been doing its job, you’re not imagining it. A lot of adults find that weight loss starts feeling less predictable in their…
Sander Dalhuisen on UnsplashYou finish lunch, get back to work, and not long after, you’re already thinking about a snack. You may not have a name for it, but we do - rebound hunger. This…
Matheus Bertelli on PexelsSmall-town America rarely gets attention from the city-dwellers, but that doesn't mean it's not loved. A lot of the time, the community bonding shows up in smaller, more meaningful ways. One of…
