On a recent trip to the grocery store, as I looked at all the fresh fruits and vegetables and the wide range of meat products ...

If you've ever found yourself discarding wilted, brown lettuce, you're not alone. It seems logical to store lettuce in the fridge but without the correct storage methods, this leafy green can ...

And, per Lettuce Grow, the lack of soil means you don’t have to worry about soil erosion or pesticide runoff. Grocery store produce, meanwhile, travels an estimated 1,500 miles before it reaches ...

She said: "It seems like when you buy a large amount of lettuce from the store, at least one of them is doomed to die (or at least start the process) before you get a chance to use it. Often ...

“We always say, ‘No lettuce, no Big Mac’. . . It’s not like a supermarket, where you can say, ‘Maybe there’s no whole head Iceberg (lettuce), so you’ll buy a bag of Iceberg instead’.

Grocery stores that cater to East, Southeast, and South Asian communities carry a wide selection of foundational ingredients ...

"The main difference, however, is that the slimy lettuce isn't coming into contact with a lot of pieces around it because the paper towel is trapping the wetness. Whereas, when you store lettuce ...

Organic produce costs nearly 53% more than regular fruits and vegetables on average — especially when it comes to leafy ...

This included a wave of deadly E.coli linked to contaminated supermarket sandwiches that killed two, hospitalised more than 100 and sickened nearly 300. Experts warned that the lettuce in the ...