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Five adults sit on the back of a pickup truck, smiling. Four hold red cups, and one holds a football toward the camera. It is daytime and they are outdoors.

New research explains why some tailgate foods survive the heat, and some don’t

Tents go up hours before kickoff, folding chairs come out, coolers double as seats and the food gets unpacked before the first snap. Some of …

A vendor hands vegetables in a paper bag to a smiling customer at an outdoor market, with another person standing nearby.

There Is a Scientific Reason September Produce Tastes Different, and It Happens Overnight

Farmers market tables in September look a lot like August, but what’s underneath the skin has changed.

A man in a helmet receives a paper bag from a woman at an outdoor market stand with fresh produce; another man stands in the background.

There is a scientific reason September produce tastes different, and it happens overnight

September can be one of the best months at farmers markets in many parts of the country, and the reason goes beyond variety. Cool overnight …