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A picnic spread on grass with sandwiches, cheese, crackers, fruit, coleslaw, lemonade, a basket with baguettes, and bowls of grapes, olives, and strawberries on a checkered cloth.

Classic picnic staples still dominate as convenience shapes food choices

Classic picnic staples hold their ground, and no amount of grocery store innovation seems ready to knock them off the blanket. As National Picnic Day …

A beautiful snack board featuring rolled ham, sliced pickles, shredded carrots, sauerkraut, rye bread, garlic, and a small bowl of white dipping sauce.

Snack boards expand as flexible eating replaces traditional meals

Snack boards, once tied to entertaining, are moving into everyday use as more consumers shift away from structured meals toward flexible, build-as-you-go eating. What started …

A wooden platter with potato chips, bread crisps, onion rings, grissini, peanuts, and a bowl of red dipping sauce, surrounded by bowls of chips, crisps, and peanuts.

Are traditional meals over? Here’s what Americans are eating instead

More than 7 in 10 Americans skipped a traditional meal last month. Snacking and late-night eating are filling the gap.

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