Amy Reiter

New York

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Writer, editor, person who doesn't tweet much

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Taco Bell Is Bringing Back Its Fan-Favorite Crispy Chicken Nuggets

1 week ago | foodnetwork.com | Amy Reiter

When Taco Bell introduced its Crispy Chicken Nuggets nationwide in December 2024, people went crazy for them. So crazy, in fact, that the limited-time-only menu option sold out in less than a week. The “bold by design” nuggets — made with jalapeño-buttermilk-marinated white chicken meat and a tortilla-chip breaded coating that was the result of extensive experimentation and testing — were a major hit.
Luxury Strawberry Company Oishii Breeds Its Most Affordable Fruit Yet

1 week ago | foodnetwork.com | Amy Reiter

Berry exciting news for anyone with a deep love for fancy strawberries but without deep pockets: Oishii — the agriculture company behind the “sweet and creamy” Omakase and “subtly tart and firm” Koyo luxury berries as well as the shiny, red, flavor-optimized Rubi tomato — is releasing a third new strawberry varietal. And the new premium berry — the Nikko — is Oishii’s most affordable one yet.
The ‘Writer’s Writer’ That Everyone Should Read

1 week ago | kirkusreviews.com | Amy Reiter

Have you read Lynne Tillman’s work? Many readers have not—too many, contend the writer’s fans, who include such literary all-stars as Hilton Als, Colm Tóibín, and Fran Lebowitz. Over her long career, the New York–based writer, now 77, has published seven novels, five collections of stories, and five nonfiction books. Her work has been recognized with a Guggenheim Fellowship, the Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant, and the American Academy of Arts and Letters’ Katherine Anne Porter Award.
Cabot Creamery Recalls 1,701 Pounds of Butter

2 weeks ago | foodnetwork.com | Amy Reiter

Check the butter bin in your fridge or the crock on your countertop: More than 1,700 pounds of a popular butter brand have been recalled across seven states. And the reason for the recall is a little hard to swallow. On March 26, Vermont-based Agri-Mark, Inc.
Louis Vuitton Made an Edible Chocolate Version of Its Iconic Egg Bag

2 weeks ago | foodnetwork.com | Amy Reiter

Photo courtesy of Louis Vuitton Even as eggs start to feel like a luxury object in and of themselves, Louis Vuitton is taking the extravagant-egg concept to a whole new level. As part of the its 2025 Easter Collection, the high-end fashion brand and pastry chef Maxime Frederic are offering an edible chocolate version of the iconic egg-shaped purse — the Egg Bag.
Where Can You Try Shake Shack's Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Shake in the U.S.?

2 weeks ago | foodnetwork.com | Amy Reiter

2025-03_SHA_Dubai-Shake_Press_1920x1080 Photo courtesy of Shake Shack Burgers and crinkle-cut fries are great and all, but the most important things on a Shake Shack menu are arguably the shakes. It’s right there in the name, after all. Consequently, when the chain introduces a new shake, it’s worth taking note. And when that new shake blends two decadent dessert flavors into one big, chocolate-coated cup, it warrants getting excited.
Frito-Lay Recalls Tostitos Tortilla Chips Due To Undeclared Allergen

3 weeks ago | foodnetwork.com | Amy Reiter

1235920647 OLIVIER DOULIERY/Getty Check your pantries and snack drawers. Frito-Lay is recalling a “limited number” of 13-ounce bags of Tostitos Cantina Traditional Yellow Corn Tortilla Chips due to concern that they may contain an “undeclared milk allergen.” The recall, issued on March 26, pertains to fewer than 1,300 bags of the chips sold after March 7 in grocery, convenience and drug stores, as well as via online retailers, across 13 states.
You Can Now Get Hot Honey in Your Subway Sandwich

4 weeks ago | foodnetwork.com | Amy Reiter

JENNIFER ARCE/Photo courtesy of Subway Hot honey used to be kind of a novelty, but it has spread and spread and is, at this point, pretty much everywhere. Proof of its ubiquity: It is now at Subway. The sandwich chain is offering hot honey, which it is calling “the trending flavor of the year,” on two new “chef-created, swicy” subs.
What Is Shaq's 7-Eleven Slurpee Flavor?

1 month ago | foodnetwork.com | Amy Reiter

Shaquille O’Neal has done a lot of things in his long career — even beyond the 19 years he spent playing pro basketball before hanging up his size-22 sneakers in 2011. He’s been a rapper, DJ, an actor, a podcaster and a spokesperson. He’s dabbled in police work, mixed martial arts and pro wrestling. And the big man has had a big hand in all sorts of business ventures. Now the 7-foot-1, four-time NBA champion is notching a new accomplishment: He’s inspiring a new Slurpee flavor.
Domino’s Pizzas Are Half-Price This Week

1 month ago | foodnetwork.com | Amy Reiter

Dominos 50 percent off pizza deal Photo courtesy of Domino's You probably don’t need an excuse to eat pizza, but if you did, March would bring plenty of pretexts. This week in particular is a doozy, with many reasons to celebrate and therefore to chow down on pizza: the beginning of the NCAA basketball tournaments, St. Patrick’s Day and, on Thursday, March 20, the first day of spring, among them.