FOOD

FOX Business' Grady Trimble joined "Varney & Co." Thursday from famous Chicago pizza chain Lou Malnati's to hear from employees on how withering wheat crops could affect their classic deep-dish style pies.

Dollar General has announced that it plans to hire 50,000 people between July and Labor Day – Sept. 6.

Panda Express’ signature menu item, Orange Chicken, will now be sold with Beyond Meat at select restaurants.

ConAgra is cutting its fiscal 2022 outlook due to rising costs, which the food company will try to offset by boosting prices.

Kellogg’s is going to get “creepy” and “kooky” with limited-edition “Addams Family” cereal and snack boxes.

Pepperoni doesn’t grow on trees.

Subway Restaurants CEO John Chidsey addressed the tuna controversy on Tuesday, saying sandwiches contain “100% tuna.”

A LEGO fan has submitted a wildly popular product design that’s inspired by the GameStop investment storm from earlier this year.

A popular taco restaurant in Folsom, California, was forced to explain to customers that service could be a little slow due to “government and state handouts” that make it difficult to attract new workers.

There’s nothing more delicious than charity.

Applying for work just got more social.

Taco fans finally have a reason to watch basketball.

The New York City Office of Nightlife has proposed pilot programs for 24-hour nightlife zones that would abolish "last call" at some bars and clubs.

Donut giant Krispy Kreme launched its second IPO on the Nasdaq Thursday and CEO Mike Tattersfield vowed on "The Claman Countdown" that this second time going public will be one to count on.

Trader Joe's is voluntarily recalling its dark chocolate almond butter cups.

Google is launching “Find Food Support” Tuesday— a “one-stop-shop” website for Americans experiencing food insecurity to find resources and assistance within their communities during their time of need.

Big-box retailer Walmart is using artificial intelligence to aid customers and personal shoppers and better handle still-surging online demand for groceries amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Shoppers may find the Pearl Milling Company breakfast products at supermarkets nationwide a year after Quaker Oats promised to discontinue its Aunt Jemima packaging for being "based on a racial stereotype."

Subway said a recent New York Times report claiming lab tests found no tuna DNA in its sandwiches is an "unreliable methodology for identifying processed tuna."

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is lifting the COVID-19 state of emergency as New York and the rest of the country bounce back from the pandemic, but that also means the end of to-go booze and other temporary measures that were implemented to help struggling restaurants and bars.