Food


  1. Foods Future Food Aid

    A Young Kenyan boy harvests maize in Bomet, Kenya, Thursday, Oct. 9, 2008. The U.N.'s World Food Program will spend $1 billion buying food for the hungry this year, up $230 million from 2007. Now the organization is trying to reach beyond simply handing out sacks of Western grain to help feed emaciated children. It wants to stimulate small farmers to produce more, and replace those shipments from the U.S. and elsewhere, by providing a reliable market for their local crops. (AP Photo/Katherine Houreld)

  2. Scrambling for Food

    Lynda Wheeler shops with her daughter, Jaime, 2, shortly after midnight at One Stop Food & Liquors on Chicago's South Side on May, 1, 2008. The market doors open at midnight on the first of each month for the express purpose of letting her and a dozen or so others to start shopping the instant they have access to the new month's allotment of food stamps. (AP Photo/Paul Beaty)

  3. Food Popovers

    ** FOR USE WITH AP LIFESTYLES ** Popovers with Goat Cheese and Chili, shown in this Oct. 5, 2007 photo, are cheesy with a spicy bite and make a great brunch selection. (AP Photo/Larry Crowe)

  4. FOOD WARNINGS

    California importer Frank Lettieri displays his balsamic vinegar at his office on Tuesday, Aug. 15, 2006, in Brisbane, Calif. Lettieri is being sued for not warning his customers that his balsamic vinegar contains lead. a voter-passed law in California says consumers have a right to know about lead and other harmful chemicals. "The ironic part is, it will kill you in California, but it won't kill you in Nevada," Lettieri says. "It won't kill you anywhere else in the country." Rather than wrestle with labeling laws that vary from state to state, the food industry wants Congress to prohibit states from requiring food warnings that are tougher than federal law. (AP Photo/Benjamin Sklar)

  5. Forbes does the 'food train'

    By Barbara Christiansen Daylene Paskett and Maddi Ruchti decorate the Forbes food train.

  6. Food Super Bowl

    **FOR USE WITH AP LIFESTYLES** A chili bar is seen set up in front of a television in this Thursday, Jan. 10, 2008 photo. Let your Super Bowl party guests tailor their preferences for chili with a chili bar. Toppings like cheese, jalapenos, sour cream, crackers or any other items your friends might like can help that huge vat of chili disappear by fourth quarter. (AP Photo/Larry Crowe)

  7. Food Super Bowl Salsa

    **FOR USE WITH AP LIFESTYLES** A bowl of Chipotle-bacon Salsa is seen in this Thursday, Jan. 10, 2008 photo. Salsa is not only always a hit during football, but often benefits from being done ahead of time, giving flavors time to blend. This salsa is a little unusual and intensely flavored thanks to its combination of bacon and chipotle puree. (AP Photo/Larry Crowe)

  8. Food Super Bowl Salsa

    **FOR USE WITH AP LIFESTYLES** A bowl of Chipotle-bacon Salsa is seen in this Thursday, Jan. 10, 2008 photo. Salsa is not only always a hit during football, but often benefits from being done ahead of time, giving flavors time to blend. This salsa is a little unusual and intensely flavored thanks to its combination of bacon and chipotle puree. (AP Photo/Larry Crowe)

  9. Healthbeat Food Poisoning

    Alyssa Chrobuck, who was hospitalized with E. coli during the 1993 Jack in the Box outbreak. displays a few of the many medications she takes and a photo of her as a child in her hospital bed Friday, Jan. 18, 2008, in Seattle. Now 20, Chrobuck has a host of unusual health problems that she says her doctors have attributed to that illness. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)

  10. Food Deadline Easy Valentines

    **FOR USE WITH AP LIFESTYLES** A hand made frosted heart-shaped mini-cake is seen in this Sunday, Jan. 13, 2008 photo. This dessert will really impress your dinner date. (AP Photo/Larry Crowe)

  11. Toxic Pet Food

    Stephen Miller, CEO of Chemnutra Inc., sits in his office in Las Vegas in this May 18, 2007 file photo. ChemNutra Inc. along with two Chinese companies were indicted Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2008 for tainted pet food incidents that killed dozens of animals in 2007. (AP Photo/Las Vegas Review-Journal, John Locher) **MAGS OUT, NO SALES, INTERNET OUT, TV OUT, LAS VEGAS SUN OUT**

  12. Haiti Rotting Food

    Food is unloaded from a cargo ship at the port in Port-au-Prince, Thursday, March 6, 2008. While millions of Haitians go hungry, containers full of food are stacking up in the nation's ports because of government red tape leaving tons of beans, rice and other staples to rot under a sweltering sun or be devoured by vermin. The backup of containers containing food and other supplies at this impoverished country's ports is so severe that lawmakers are complaining and it is being felt 600 miles away in Miami, where overseas cargo traffic to Haiti has ground almost to a standstill.(AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)

  13. Food Costly Wheat

    Bags of wheat flour are seen in the store at King Arthur Flour Co. in Norwich, Vt., Wednesday, March 12, 2008. The company recently posted a letter to customers apologizing for price increases. Prices the company pays for wheat have doubled during the past few months. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot)

  14. FOOD TENMINUTES TB

    A bed of lime-dressed coleslaw makes a cozy home for quick-cooking salt and pepper shrimp with a dinner on the table in 10 minutes or less. (Bob Fila/Chicago Tribune/MCT)

  15. FOOD MERINGUE243

    Pastry chef Sherry Yard elevates traditional kaiserschmarren with whipped egg whites, fromage blanc and wine-soaked raisins, then serves it with a luscious strawberry sauce. Illustrates FOOD-MERINGUE (category d) by Denise Martin and Donna Deane

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    Lemon sponge cake with Italian meringue and blackberry puree. Illustrates FOOD-MERINGUE (category d) by Denise Martin and Donna Deane

  17. Haiti Food Protests

    A man throws garbage into a burning barricade during an anti-government demonstration in Port-au-Prince, Monday, April 7, 2008. Protesters angered by high food prices flooded the streets of Port-au-Prince, forcing businesses and schools to close as unrest spread from the countryside. Witnesses said at least one person was killed by hotel security guards during a protest in the southern city of Les Cayes. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)

  18. APTOPIX Haiti Food Protests

    UN peacekeepers pass a boy during a foot patrol at the Cite Soleil slum in Port-au-Prince, Friday, April 11, 2008. Protesters abandoned roadblocks and businesses reopened in Haiti's debris-littered capital but some warned chaos will quickly return if the government does not rein in soaring food prices. (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)

  19. FOOD MERINGUE241

    Hazelnut meringues with orange sherbet. Illustrates FOOD-MERINGUE (category d) by Denise Martin and Donna Deane

  20. Food Healthy Strawberries

    **FOR USE WITH AP LIFESTYLES** Sauteed Strawberries With Cinnamon and Fresh Lime and yogurt is seen in this Sunday, March 9, 2008 photo. Juices are nicely drawn out when making these Sauteed Strawberries With Cinnamon and Fresh Lime. Serve layered with low-fat yogurt. (AP Photo/Larry Crowe)

  21. FOOD PASTA053

    Whole-wheat fusilli with broccoli rabe and capacolla. Illustrates FOOD-PASTA (category d) by Erica Marcus (c) 2008, Newsday. Moved Monday, May 5, 2008. (MUST CREDIT: Newsday photo by Robert Mecea.)

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    Whole-wheat spaghetti with walnuts and parsley. Illustrates FOOD-PASTA (category d) by Erica Marcus (c) 2008, Newsday. Moved Monday, May 5, 2008. (MUST CREDIT: Newsday photo by Robert Mecea.)

  23. SOMALIA FOOD RIOT

    Somali's demonstrate against high food prices, Monday, May 5, 2008 in the capital Mogadishu.Troops opened fire and killed at least two people among tens of thousands of people rioting over high food prices in Somalia's capital Monday, a doctor and witnesses said.(AP Photo/Mohamed Sheikh Nor)

  24. Mexico Food Unrest

    ** FILE ** Demonstrators carry an oversized replica of a corn cob to protest the removal of import tariffs on farm goods from U.S. and Canada, as agreed by the North American Free Trade Agreement, NAFTA, timetable, in Mexico City in this Thursday, Jan. 31, 2008 file photo. With large parts of the world clamoring for food and governments trying every play in their books to stave off food riots, many experts are saying the way out of the crisis could be by massively investing in small farmers, instead of watching them sink beneath the waters of global trade and agribusiness. (AP Photo/Eduardo Verdugo)

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