Onion soup recipes have been found as far back as 1393, in Le Ménagier de Paris, with an early version also appearing in ...

The Limerick Diner in Limerick, Pennsylvania, isn’t just another roadside eatery with a neon sign – it’s a culinary institution where locals have been known to engage in heated debates about which is ...

Many of these classic soup recipes have been passed down through families. If you didn't get the handwritten recipe card, we ...

There’s something almost mystical about driving through Wisconsin’s rolling countryside, rounding a bend, and spotting a stone-faced building with a simple sign that reads “Lehman’s Supper Club.” ...

If you've ever wondered where people got their recipes before the days of Food Network shows, these vintage cookbooks were ...

Campbell’s soup has been a staple of American childhood, sick days and holiday casserole recipes for decades. This week it’s also at the center of a debate over its ingredients. The company fired an ...

Accusations are making their rounds after a Campbell Soup Company executive allegedly made disparaging comments regarding the company’s customers and employees. The executive was secretly recorded ...

It's been a tough November for food pantries and soup kitchens who have tried to meet the extra demand for food when Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits were delayed by a week or so.

Jennifer Broadstreet Hess of Marion has a featured story in Amy Newark’s latest book in the Chicken Soup for the Soul series. This book focuses on pets and includes 101 personal short stories from ...

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — With the government shutdown still going on and uncertainty about how long it will last, local soup kitchens are stepping up to lend a helping hand to those in need within ...

Ready to break away from the daily grind? Sip Easy, Marion's newest coffee shop, is open for business beginning Thursday, Nov. 6. The cafe, at 122 S. Main St., brings a European-inspired menu with ...

The writer who turned “no soup for you” into one of the most quoted catchphrases in sitcom history recalls how The Soup Nazi became a thing. By Benjamin Svetkey and Julian Sancton, Editors All it took ...