As we approach the summer months, now is the perfect time to plan an outdoor excursion, making it easy to social distance with family and friends in a festive atmosphere.

It was on this day (June 11th) in 1939 that President Franklin Delano Roosevelt treated the visiting King (George VI) and Queen (Elizabeth, the mother, not the current Queen) of England to a hotdog. This was a first for the royal couple.

Thanks to modern refrigeration, cheeses from all around the world have made their way to the United States. Below you will find several popular cheese recipes.

The hamburger, as we know it today in the United States, has many claims as to its origin. Perhaps the most popular claim is that it gained popularity in this country at St. Louis’ 1904 World’s Fair where it was served by a Danish immigrant named Louis Lassen.

Eid al-Fitr means “festival of breaking the fast.” Typically, predominantly Muslim countries celebrate this annual festival for three days.

Today, at least in the United States, a barbecue is handled much differently. Although some people might prefer preparing using the old method and exertion that goes into digging a hole in the ground, most prefer using a grill purchased at a local store.

However you want to celebrate it and for whom you want to honor, most mothers around the country will be treated to many treats to include a bouquet of beautiful flowers and a delicious meal.

Ramadan is an annual religious rite of Muslim fasting, prayer and reflection that occurs during the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and begins on the first night of a crescent moon. Ramadan is considered one of the Five Pillars of Islam and lasts for 29 to 30...

In the United States, the term Pig-in-a-Blanket first appeared at the turn of the 20th Century. But it did not gain popularity until after it appeared in The Betty Crocker Cookbook in 1957.

Quaker Valley Foods provides a wide variety of foods to include a large selection of hams.