The picture is even more dire for young Americans. Researchers looked at data from the American Time Use Survey, "which has a measure for the extent to which people shared meals t ...

Research by Readly, a digital magazine and newspaper app, found that only 43 per cent of families sit down and eat together, with a third of people eating their daily meals on the sofa.

For thousands of years, humans have come together in small groups to feast on food. Why is it important – and why do we still continue the tradition?

Meals Together Improve Nutrition There is one easy way to help ensure your family is eating fruits and vegetables: a family meal. Research shows family meals improve fruit and vegetable ...

'When people eat together, they tend to be more mindful of what they’re eating,' Collier explains. 'They take their time, they listen to their hunger cues, and they’re more likely to eat whole ...

Travis Kelce spoke about his dinner dates with Taylor Swift on his and brother Jason Kelce's 'New Heights' podcast episode released Wednesday, Oct. 16 ...

Eating combinations of common food additives may be tied to a slightly increased risk of Type 2 diabetes, according to a study published Tuesday in the journal PLOS Medicine.

Healthy eating while you’re away from home can pose unique challenges. Keep reading to learn more about how to maintain a nutritious diet while you’re on the go.

Are you team cake or team frosting? TikTok has certainly made its choice. It all started when creator Audrey Rose (@enidandaudrey) posted a video of herself eating bright-blue Funfetti frosting in ...

I watched moms get ignored on Mother's Day. Our society is in trouble | Letter The saddest part of seeing people eat together on Mother's Day is how many parents and children chose phones over ...

Vail Mountain School hosted Tim Jones (pictured), founder and executive director of Longer Tables, an organization that brings people together over a meal while seated at very long tables. Vail ...

Sharing mealtimes with others boosts wellbeing, suggests a new study. People who eat with others more often tend to be happier and more satisfied with life, finds research led by a UCL academic ...