Today is National Junk Food Day and a new report reveals America’s favorites.
Casinos.com analyzed Google Trends and search data for the last year to determine that Sour Patch Kids are the favorite junk food in the U.S., topping the list in seven states.
Kit Kat is the top candy bar, and Skittles, Pringles and Starburst are also favorite junk foods in multiple states.
Gummy Bears win in two states: Colorado and Hawaii.
National Ice Cream Day is coming up this Sunday, July 16th and a new report reveals the Best Cities for Ice Cream Lovers.
LawnStarter ranked the 200 biggest cities in four categories: access to ice cream, froyo and gelato, consumer ratings, popularity and contest awards rank.
Based on all that, Miami, Florida has been named 2023’s Best City for Ice Cream Lovers.
Australian sailor Tim Shaddock and his dog Bella survived two months adrift in the Pacific after their catamaran was damaged in a storm on their journey from Mexico to French Polynesia.
They were rescued after a helicopter from a fishing vessel spotted them.
The pair are reportedly in good shape despite surviving on rainwater and raw fish and living under a makeshift canopy.
Staying active is good for you and a new report reveals the best and worst cities in the country for recreation.
WalletHub compared the 100 largest U.S. cities across 48 key metrics in the categories of entertainment & recreational facilities, cost of living, quality of parks and weather.
Honolulu has been named one of the best city for recreation, while Chula Vista, California, is the worst.
Google search data reveals what Americans have on their menu for the Fourth of July.
When it comes to BBQ sauce, many folks are going DIY, as searches for “homemade BBQ sauce” top the list in most states.
The most searched red, white and blue foods include cheesecake, salad, and a trifle, while the most popular searches for sides are pasta salad, baked beans and coleslaw.
Celebrating the Fourth of July can be a lot of fun, but not for dogs who get scared by the loud fireworks going off at all hours.
Veterinarians say there are some things you can do to keep your dog calm during the holiday noise, including setting up a distraction with background noise or long-lasting chew toys.
You can also try a weighted blanket or jacket, and talking to your vet about anxiety meds.
The Fourth of July holiday weekend is almost here and new research reveals how people plan to celebrate.
According to the National Retail Federation, 87% of Americans plan to celebrate, and cookouts and fireworks are the most popular ways they’ll be doing it.
People will be spending an average of $93.34 on food for the holiday.