Suzanne Wiley

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Suzanne Wiley

Frozen dinners have long graced (or littered, depending on what you think of them) tables and TV trays in U.S. homes, and sometimes it seems like the brands you buy now have been around forever. But the frozen-food industry is competitive, and several brands have entered the market and dropped out over the years. Yet other brands really are still around after all these decades, but some of the specific dinners the brands used to sell are long gone.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Suzanne Wiley

Trader Joe's fans, rejoice: Spring seasonal items have arrived (or are arriving) at stores, and there are a lot of them this year. Many are returning favorites, some of which are actually better this year compared to last (it's clear that Trader Joe's listens to customer comments). Others are completely new and wowing most people who try them.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Suzanne Wiley

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The sight of a long-lost favorite candy bar from childhood can bring back a flood of memories. While many nostalgia-focused websites and YouTube channels can give you a visual glimpse of the wrapper, nothing beats actually getting your hands on that candy and being able to take another bite. Some candy companies have obliged and brought back classics over time like Astro Pops and the Reggie! bar, but others remain lost to history.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Suzanne Wiley

If you love baked goods, you're not alone. Research from Innova released in 2024 showed that 54% of American consumers buy sweet baked goods, with 40% enjoying baked goods more than once per week. These comfort foods are used to celebrate holidays, birthdays, and other milestones. For many, they are simply a way to enjoy a treat or to end a delicious meal.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Suzanne Wiley

Aldi and Lidl are two German-owned grocery chains, and while the similar names might have you thinking that they're related, they're not. In fact, while they do have some similarities -- both have sections with those limited-time fun finds, for example -- they have some distinct differences that affect how you shop at each and what you'll encounter in those locations. Both Aldi and Lidl have made inroads into the U.S. grocery scene over the past several years.