Food

Love ramen more than anyone else in New Jersey? You can prove it for a shot at a $1,000 cash prize.

A machine malfunction is reportedly behind the recall of more than 83,000 cases of cheese slices.

Oh, this is why olive oil is so expensive now.

Pizza vending machines are really a thing. We tracked down their locations in case you have a 24/7 need for pizza.

Everyone here in Jersey has an opinion on pizza too. Some say it's all about the sauce, others swear it's the cheese, and of course there's the discussion about the water used to make the dough.

Do you think you know what experts say is the weirdest food in New Jersey?

The Subway journey hasn't been without its challenges. The last few years has seen a string of problems for the chain. There were unhappy franchisees, a controversy regarding their products, and of course, there was the Jared Vogel situation.

Everyone has their go-to snack, which do New Jersey residents reach for the most?

What would you do?

The lawsuit specifically calls out two of Taco Bell's more popular items.

The cornerstone of White House Subs is freshness. From the delicious bread to the fresh tasty meats, there's a distinct difference between White House Subs and many other sandwich shops.

Mark your calendars for July 19th, National Hot Dog Day, where overnight guests at Bally’s Atlantic City Hotel & Casino will receive two free hot dogs! Coupons for free hot dogs can be redeemed all day at Bally’s Beach Bar. The beachfront restaurant and bar has been open since May 2022. It provides a beautiful beach view and ocean breeze, perfect for enjoying free hot dogs! This will be the third year of Bally’s participation in National Hot Dog Day. Bally’s is proud to partner with Dietz & Watson and Sysco to donate hundreds of hot dogs and rolls to the Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City. The hot dog donation will be delivered to the Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City on July 19th at 11 AM. The Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City has been providing resources for growth and development to inner-city youth for over 50 years. By donating hot dogs, Bally’s supports the nonprofit organization and the well-being of upcoming generations in their city.