For one, that’s a click; for the other, a recipe. At worst, they undermine the social nature of social media and depersonalize the experience of sharing food online.

The survey also found food culture today is about more than what looks good on screen — it’s about connection. Flamingo Images – stock.adobe.com For the 6% of people who enjoy a little chat ...

The state needs to hold food companies accountable for manipulating youth, because federal rules and industry self-regulation aren't working. Credit: Getty Images. Scroll through any social media ...

Now, she’s suing the social media giants Meta and TikTok, alleging that the design of their products contributed to her anorexia and made it more difficult for her to recover.

The buzzy Salt Hank’s at 280 Bleecker St., from social media star Henry Laporte, is serving a next level French dip in the West Village.

A new study of 5,000 U.S. adults found 77% of Americans now make mealtime decisions based on what’s trending online. And many believe fries are at the top of many trends.