Food

Food is something we all have in common. It comforts us. Cooking and sharing food is one of the most "human" things we do. It's about connection.

They'll only be here for a limited time so you may wanna stock up. And we hear they have even more peanut butter-centric treats on the way.

If your grocery list has some of the basics on it, there's a good chance that you won't be marking them off your list when you go shopping.

It's a battle royale to have the ultimate chicken sandwich.

Thankfully, there are ways we contribute and give them the crucial support they need to keep things in the black.

First, the free pancakes at IHOP were canceled, and now this! Dairy Queen won't be giving out free ice cream next month and we have the pandemic to blame.

IHOP canceled National Pancake Day this week, but there's still a way to get a free short stack at East Texas restaurants.

It dawned on me that perhaps some of the wild creatures may be struggling to find food when the ground is covered with snow and ice. Turns out, they are.

It's never too cold for ice cream. We might eat it by the cozy fire during the winter months, but it's still top comfort food, and ice cream fans are picking one unique flavor over all the rest.

Snow ice cream, yeah, it's a thing and it's great!

Step Four: Remain as still and sedentary as humanly possible. In fact, let's pretend we're beached whales, stuck and unable to move at all.

In the past year, East Texas restaurants have adjusted in a thousand ways and customers have become more determined than ever to support them. There are seven major changes that are here to stay.