American food
Argentina's 'Kansas' Is No Place Like Home
In most US cities, the restaurant known as Kansas would be a classier step up from an Applebee’s—but in Buenos Aires, it’s the place to be.
How to Talk About Race Through Food
In this video, MUNCHIES Editor-in-chief Helen Hollyman sits down with Michael Twitty, a culinary historian whose work centers on the antebellum slave kitchen, to discuss how he addresses race through food.
I Went To A New York-Themed Kitsch Restaurant In Boston, England
Mortified servers doing dances with pom-poms and a menu full of over-the-top burger options might sound like your average night at Guy Fieri's spot in NYC's Times Square, but Witham & Blues is tucked into a decidedly crappy corner of England.
Obama's Burger-and-Beer Outings Might Be Legit
POTUS has recently made a habit of communing with the common folk by breaking bread American-style: with a beer and plate of barbecue.
Finding Peanut Butter Abroad Is Nearly Impossible
Just about every country has peanuts, and just about every country has blenders. Why is it so desperately difficult to find real-deal peanut butter outside of the US? Blame local tastes that just don't understand the American yen for this fatty...
