Eating

It has never even OCCURRED to me to do it.

You're looking for points, because you want prizes. I'm looking to interact with you so it's not just like I'm talking to myself for four hours every day. Well. You know what I mean. LET'S TALK ABOUT THE SURVEYS!

Americans still LOVE fast food. A new survey found the average American eats fast food at LEAST twice a week, and spends about $1,300 a year on it.

The Missouri State Fair has been here for about a week or so now, and most of us have been at some point over that time.

Wednesday has arrived, that means it's time for another edition of "Would you Rather."  Summer is officially here, I know that you have noticed the Summer heat and the humidity here recently and we haven't even made it to July yet.

Facebook may be giving people a false sense of self-esteem, leading to overspending and gluttonous behavior, according to new research.

When faced with eating something really disgusting—like, say, a cockroach—one strategy would be to think to yourself, "At least this won't kill me," before chowing down. That technique wouldn't have worked, however, for Edward Archbold. On Friday, the 32-year-old entered a roach-eating contest at Ben Siegel Reptile Store in Deerfield Beach, Florida, and won after devouring "dozens&q

To help fuel his way to a record Olympic 18 gold medals,  swimmer Michael Phelps eats over 12,000 calories a day while training and competing. Presumably, Phelps doesn’t wolf down all of these calories in one sitting. Furious Pete, a competitive eater and YouTube personality, most certainly did consume over 12,000 calories in one giant meal.

It seems that people around the world are full of good intentions in regards to the healthiness of their diets, yet new findings prove that as the day progresses, those intentions could be falling by the wayside.