Louisiana food

The financial news and opinion company created a list of 'The Worst Coffee Brands to Avoid,' and the New Orleans-based coffee company Folgers was found at the top of this list, crowning it the worst coffee brand. So why does 24/7 Wallstreet think Folgers is the worst?

It's no secret that Louisiana has amazing cooking, nor is it a secret that our food has been recognized quite a bit on various cooking and food shows you can see on TV.

It's no secret that Louisiana people are always finding an excuse to have people over for a meal. We always have ingredients for some sort of meal in our refrigerator ready to go just in case we need to whip something up.

We asked it to draw a Louisiana crawfish boil and explain how to boil and eat crawfish. These are the results.

The USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service has announced the recall of 35,430 pounds of Johnsonville turkey kielbasa sausage due to potential contamination with foreign materials.

Eating leftover rice can indeed lead to food poisoning if it's not handled properly. The culprit isn't necessarily the reheating process itself, but rather the conditions in which the rice was stored before reheating.

It should come as no surprise that one of the Louisiana's restaurants would make the Top 10 on any list.

Louisiana is home to over 100 locations of the fast food restaurant that was crowned as the most expensive. We initially thought Raising Canes or Chick-fil-A might grab the top spot, we were wrong.

McDonald’s made headlines on Monday with an announcement to lower prices on selected menu items in response to a dip in sales at its U.S. stores including Louisiana.

A Texas girl may be enraging Louisiana residents with this video. What do you think?

Tripadvisor has revealed its annual "Best of the Best Destinations" rankings, encompassing a wide array of travel categories, including Top Destinations, Trending Destinations, Culture Destinations, Nature Destinations, Honeymoon Destinations, Sustainable Destinations, and Food Destinations.

WalletHub evaluated over 180 of the most populous cities across the nation to determine their "foodie-friendliness" based on several key metrics. The study took into account factors such as accessibility, diversity, and quality of the local food scene, as well as affordability in terms of dining options and groceries.