Food Network

Food Network, officially known as Television Food Network, is an American cable and satellite TV channel. It is owned by Television Food Network, G.P., a partnership where Scripps Networks Interactive holds 70% and Tribune (FN) Cable Ventures Inc. owns the other 30%. Even with this ownership arrangement, the channel operates under the management of Scripps Networks Interactive. Food Network features a mix of special programs and regular shows centered around food and cooking. The channel's headquarters is located in New York City, and it also has offices in various cities, including Atlanta, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Detroit, Jersey City, Cincinnati, and Knoxville, Tennessee. As of February 2015, Food Network reaches around 96,931,000 households with pay television in the United States, accounting for 83.3% of all TV households.

National, Consumer

English

Television

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#2403

United States

#471

Food and Drink/Cooking and Recipes

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These Fan-Favorite Cheerios Are Coming Back for a Limited Time

2 days ago | foodnetwork.com | Amy Reiter

Image Courtesy of General Mills Popular demand does it again. General Mills is bringing back a discontinued breakfast cereal people have been clamoring for: Frosted Lemon Cheerios. “When life gives you lemons… have a bowl of cereal!” the brand says in a press release. Introduced as a seasonal product in June of 2023, this cereal “delivers a smooth, fresh-squeezed lemon taste that’s light, refreshing, and made for sunny mornings,” according to the brand.
The Best Store-Bought Coffee Creamers, According to Food Network Staffers

3 days ago | foodnetwork.com | Julia Morlino

Photograph by Michelle Baricevic For those who drink a cup (or two) of coffee daily, chances are you’ve gotten bored with your usual roast once or twice and sought to change things up. While opting for handcrafted caramel-drizzled macchiatos or frothy on-tap cold brews from your local cafe is definitely a good solution, sometimes playing barista at home is the only option for saving time and money.
10 Crowd-Pleasing Chip and Dip Sets for Every Occasion

5 days ago | foodnetwork.com | Kelsey Mulvey

Our Top Chip and Dip Dish Picks Best Overall: Lauchuh Porcelain Chip and Dip Serving Tray Best Budget: Better Homes & Gardens Melamine Chip and Dip Tray Best Versatile: Crate & Barrel 2-Piece Chip and Dip Set Best Divided: Sweese Porcelain Divided Serving Dish Platter Best Single-Serve: Uncommon Goods Handheld Ooma Bowl Best for Oven-Safe: Mora Ceramic Chip and Dip Serving Tray Best for Entertaining: SOUJOY Divided Lazy Susan Serving Tray Best for Multiple Dips: Uncommon Goods Convertible...
People Are Obsessed With This McDonald’s Drink Hack That Makes Sprite Taste Like Cotton Candy

1 week ago | foodnetwork.com | Amy Reiter

1465696797 UCG/Getty Images The world loves a fast-food menu hack. The latest proof? People are going crazy for the idea of a “secret menu item” at McDonald’s that has been dubbed “Cotton Candy Sprite.” It’s pretty simple: “Simply order a Sprite and ask your server to add three pumps of vanilla syrup,” advises food Instagrammer @mouthattack in a post that has generated 64,214 likes in a week. “The result?
Sweetgreen’s New Menu Offers a Taste of a Michelin-Starred Korean Steakhouse

1 week ago | foodnetwork.com | Adam Campbell-Schmitt

Photo courtesy of Sweetgreen Your fancy desk lunch just got a little fancier. Sweetgreen — which, in the past, has partnered with culinary heavyweights like David Chang, Dan Barber and Nancy Silverton — is launching another collaboration, this time with the only Korean steakhouse in America ever to receive a Michelin star.
SharkNinja Recalls More Than 1.8 Million Pressure Cookers

1 week ago | foodnetwork.com | Amy Reiter

Photo courtesy of United States Consumer Product Safety Commission If you have a SharkNinja pressure cooker, definitely pay attention to this newly issued recall: SharkNinja, a product design and technology company based in Needham, Massachusetts, is recalling its SharkNinja Foodi OP300 Series Multi-Function Pressure Cookers. The reason?
9 Best Store-Bought Cold Brew Coffees, According to Food Network Staffers

1 week ago | foodnetwork.com | Julia Morlino

Cold coffee season is officially upon us! Though we consider cold brew a year-round thing (our Cold Brew Coffee Maker just so happens to be one of our favorite appliances), there's something about sipping iced coffee during hot summer months that just hits differently. Whether you prefer to drink yours black or add a splash of creamer, almond, oat or dairy milk, there’s no doubt that cold brew is the queen bean.
35 Essential Jewish-Authored Cookbooks

1 week ago | foodnetwork.com | Samantha Lande

Fruit and Salad Roll and Lamb Hummus Bowl from 52 Shabbats Photo by Clara Rice for 52 Shabbats c/o The Collective Book Studio Fruit and Salad Roll and Lamb Hummus Bowl from 52 Shabbats Jewish food is rich, storied and complex. It's a melting pot of immigrant traditions with different dishes hailing from various parts of the world.
14 Restaurant Freebies and Deals for the Teachers in Your Life

1 week ago | foodnetwork.com | Amy Reiter

2202092167 Goodboy Picture Company/Getty Images Let’s hear it for our teachers, the people who show up every day to kindly and patiently educate our kids. They deserve our gratitude every single day, but each year, one particular day is set aside to pay tribute to them: National Teachers’ Day (a.k.a. National Teacher Appreciation Day), created by Eleanor Roosevelt in 1953, is now celebrated on the first Tuesday of the first full week of May.
Zwilling's New XTEND Cordless Appliances are Made for Any Kitchen Task

1 week ago | foodnetwork.com | Alida Nugent

There's something to be said about kitchen tools that make cooking tasks more efficient. And while efficiency comes in many forms, they should generally help save you space, time and make things easier, too. And trust us when we say Zwilling has tackled all three with their new XTEND line. It's three different devices — a hand mixer, a blender and a vacuum — all powered by one singular lithium battery. Genius, right?