We sampled popular flavors from major brands including Red Bull, Monster, and Celsius, to find the tastiest energy drink ...

0-calorie sweeteners are a fantastic tool in modern cooking and health management. They offer the sweetness of sugar without ...

Kohlrabi: Kohlrabi belongs to the cabbage family. It has about 27 calories in one cup but is loaded with fiber, vitamin C, and potassium. Watercress: This nutrient-rich option contains vitamins A ...

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1. Alternate alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks to save calories. The savvy dieter finishes one cocktail, glass of wine or beer, then has a "mocktail" -- a nonalcoholic, preferably zero-calorie ...

Try a shot of vodka (40% ABV) with seltzer or club soda and a splash of lemon or lime for 97 calories in eight ounces. Both mixers have zero calories. Dry white wines, such as sauvignon blanc or ...

PlayStation showed off new (and old) games at the company's latest showcase From Beetlejuice to Edward Scissorhands, the legendary director with an iconic visual identity has given us some ...

Soup season is officially here. With the temperatures dropping and the skies turning grey, many of us are cranking up the heating to fight off the chill. But there's another comforting way to warm up.

The British Nutrition Foundation is launching a concept called the "quality calorie", to make people think more about the types of foods they eat. While most adults consume more than they need ...

Walmart's shelves are now even more versatile, featuring several new chef-inspired products and cozy fall staples.

Unlike that classic monster, both halves of the turnip end up being rather nice to have around ... One cup of cooked, mashed turnips has only 51 calories but provides 27 milligrams of vitamin C, ...

Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson eats 5,500 calories a day, regularly having a meal of beef, rice, and eggs called "monster mash," according to a personal trainer who designed his diet.