Food and Drink
The Apples Nobody Wanted Are Now Making the Most Exciting Cider in America
Varieties like Kingston Black, Harrison and Ashmead’s Kernel carry levels of tannin, acid and aromatic complexity that Fuji and Gala were never selected for.
Americans Are Pulling Out the Slow Cooker Again, and the Recipes Have Gone Global
Every fall, millions of Americans go looking for slow cooker recipes the same week school starts, so reliably that you could set a clock by it.
One 1953 Invention Quietly Reshaped What’s Now Sitting in Your Freezer Today
Swanson’s first TV Dinner came in a cardboard box designed to look like a television set, complete with dials. That was 1953.
Lifestyle
4 Massive Events Hit New York the Same Weekend, and September Is Just Getting Started
The U.S. Open championship weekend, the opening of Fashion Week, the start of Rosh Hashanah and the 25th anniversary of 9/11 all fall in the same four days.
