A Bay Area Kids Cooking Camp Launches in the City
Sprouts Cooking Club—which has been offering cooking classes for kids in the Bay Area for the past 11 years—has launched a pilot program in New York City.
This App-Powered Planter Wants to Help You Grow Your Own Kitchen Garden
Retailing for $199, the Grow Duo planter comes with soil, seeds, nutrients and an app.
Alexa Now Gives You Tips on What to Do With Food Scraps
Chef Dan Barber and Amazon team up to help reduce food waste.
Go Camping on a Farm Upstate With This Airbnb-Like Service
Thanks to a site called Hipcamp, it’s getting easier to combine camping with a taste of life on a farm.
The Latest and Biggest Dig Inn Opens in SoHo
A favorite local fast-casual chain is set to open Dig House: its biggest Manhattan restaurant to-date.
From Midtown Hotels to Brooklyn Farms, Everyone’s Buzzing About Bees
September is awash in honey, but what’s really helping the bees?
This East Village Business Wants Kelp Jerky to Be Your New Go-To Snack
Beyond the Shoreline is betting seaweed will be the snack of the future.
A Farmers Market Where the Produce Is Free
In any given year City Harvest’s mobile markets provide more than 3 million pounds of produce to roughly 10,000 households.
Offering Meal Kits and More, Saffron Fix Wants to Be Your 1-Stop Indian Ingredient Source
The New York business is launching bazaar and e-commerce store this month where people across the country can purchase the ingredients.
This Program Helps Provide Farmers Market Produce to New York City Seniors
As part of the Fresh Food for Seniors program, senior centers and apartment buildings throughout Manhattan receive bags full of local fruits and vegetables.
This Meal Delivery Service Makes Dishes to Meet Your Health Goals
It costs about $150 a day for a breakfast, a snack, lunch, dinner and dessert from Food Matters NYC.
What Foods Will We Buy in 2042? These Products Give Us an Idea
We wish we could already buy these sustainable food product concepts from the Future Market.
