Sue Moll

2 days ago | wobm.com | Sue Moll

Cheesesteaks may be Philly’s iconic dish, they're not just delicious in PA. They're so good right here in the Garden State. New Jersey has fully embraced this savory sandwich, and for good reason. While Philadelphia takes pride in being the birthplace of the cheesesteak, New Jersey has become a hotspot for some of the best versions of this beloved meal. Pass the Cheez Whiz, please.

2 days ago | wobm.com | Sue Moll

Tossing your trash might seem like second nature, but in New Jersey, there are some surprising rules you might be breaking without even knowing it. In New Jersey, tossing out the trash isn’t as simple as it seems. Read More: Hooters is Closing Restaurants, Will NJ Locations CloseWhile it’s tempting to throw everything into your kitchen bin, the state has clear rules about what belongs in your household garbage. And what doesn't get thrown.

2 days ago | wobm.com | Sue Moll

My listener opinions are always the BEST opinions. Dinner with a view? Yes, please! The Jersey Shore has some incredible spots where the food is only part of the experience. Updated pictures of the best of the best at the Jersey Shore. It's summertime here in New Jersey. We have some of the most beautiful spots to eat a perfect meal here in Ocean County, right along our waterfront. Read More: The Summer 2025 Seaside Heights Fireworks Schedule Water views at Shore restaurants are the best.

3 days ago | wobm.com | Sue Moll

From the golden arches of McDonald’s to the late-night drive-thrus of Taco Bell, fast food is more than just a meal in the United States, fast food has become a lifestyle. While other countries may enjoy the occasional burger or bucket of fried chicken, few embrace fast food with the same passion as Americans. But what is it about fast food that keeps drawing people in? The reasons are as layered as a Big Mac and a Whopper. Americans lead busy lives.

4 days ago | wobm.com | Sue Moll

Yet again, headlines are warning of a Listeria outbreak linked to contaminated food products, this time, prompting recalls in multiple states. But why does this keep happening? Listeria monocytogenes is a hardy, dangerous bacteria that thrives in cold environments, including refrigerators and food processing facilities. Unlike many other bacteria, it can survive and grow even at low temperatures, making it difficult to fully eliminate during production, transport, or storage.