Which is lower in sodium: Cottage cheese or Greek yogurt? Shrimp or salmon? If you need to cut salt, the winners of these 12 food matchups may surprise you.
Canning at home? Keep botulism food poisoning at bay. We have answers to questions about how to can, which vinegar to use, where to find recipes, and more.
In January 2025, the FDA proposed a rule requiring front-of-package nutrition labels with information about saturated fat, sodium, and added sugar levels.
Most of the sodium we eat comes from processed or restaurant foods, not the saltshaker. But you still need some salt for cooking and seasoning at home, especially if you’re an avid cook. Are some salts better for you because they’re higher in healthy minerals or lower in sodium? We have answers to those questions, plus a rundown of claims to take with a few grains of, um…salt.