In the early days of fast-food drive-thrus, Rat Pack legend Dean Martin once destroyed an expensive vintage car trying to get a burger for his girlfriend’s son. Phil Crosby Jr., Bing Crosby’s grandson ...

Proceed with caution — Oreo has just revealed eight new flavors coming to stores in 2026, and we are excited to be alive for it. All Recipes has done the heavy cookie dunking here and reports which ...

We know that McDonald’s Grinch Meal and Burger King’s SpongeBob menu, both launched last week, led to supply shortages at both chains and now we know that they also drove a material lift in traffic.

Dill-dusted fries? Check. Sponge-yellow buns? Check. Pineapple floats? Yep. I tried every themed item from both fast-food menus. CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and pop-culture ...

CINCINNATI — Fast-food chains are in a fierce fight for your dollar, and their latest strategy is creating viral, themed meals that are taking social media by storm. We recently tested two of the ...

Is your current McDonald’s rotation starting to get a little stale? Bored of the same burger every time? There are a surprising amount of shapes and forms that McDonald’s burgers can take. To shake ...

Carl's Jr. is taking on McDonald's with a new $5.99 double burger it says has twice as much beef as a Big Mac. The chain, which originated in California in the '50s, wants to open a new front in the ...

Imagine you're home for Thanksgiving. Aunts and uncles in the living room chatting, Dad's in the garage with some family friends or watching Thanksgiving football, and Mom is not letting anyone in the ...

As inflation and shrinkflation reshape America’s dining landscape, consumer behavior shows diners are seeking deals at an unprecedented rate. Carl’s Jr. is stepping up to meet this demand with the all ...

As more Americans seek value from restaurants, Carl's Jr. is stepping in with its new Cali XL burger. The brand says it has double the beef of a McDonald's Big Mac and is priced at $5.99. A "Sad Mac ...

Thirty years after a teenage boy ordered a McDonald's Quarter Pounder, it still looks good enough to eat, although its owners insist it is "no longer food." The story began in Adelaide, South ...