From butter boards and baked oats to girl dinner and rat snacks, TikTok has kicked off a bounty of buzzy food trends over the years. Some leave us scratching our heads (please don’t wash your shredded ...

These fruit desserts are here to make summer sweeter, whether you're trying to cool off, use up ripe fruit, or just want something easy. They're the kind of thing that feels right when the weather’s ...

Georgia might be known as the Peach State, but California is the largest producer of peaches (and nectarines) in the U.S. And the remarkable number of varieties that shows up to L.A.’s weekly farmers ...

From pies and crisps to sorbets and icebox cakes, these peach desserts make the most of juicy summer peaches — fresh, frozen, or even grilled. Molly McArdle is Food & Wine's Updates Editor. She has ...

There are so many reasons to love summer. But high on my list is the season’s beautiful fruit. After months of juiceless, unripe, flown-in-from-far-away fruit, it is finally time for locally grown ...

Ice Apple, also known as Tadgola or Nungu, is a tropical summer fruit packed with nutrients. Hydrating and low in calories, it offers multiple health benefits that boost overall well-being. Nutrition ...

A summer fruit cobbler paired with ice cream is one of my favorite seasonal treats. I made this recipe for a recent family gathering, and it was a hit. I’d made it in the morning rush, though, and ...

As the summer wanes, you might find yourself buying as much fruit as possible while simultaneously trying to get rid of your surplus fruit. It’s a fruit paradox, and I, too, suffer from it. I’ve found ...

Growing up (and still now at 34 years old), shaved ice was one of my favorite summertime treats. As soon as it was hot enough outside that I had permission to run to my neighborhood's gas station and ...

There is a saying, “Paris au printemps,” which means “Paris in springtime.” Perhaps there should also be a saying “Italia d’estate,” which means “Italy in summer,” because if my social media means ...

All too soon, the produce aisles at my local grocery store will be full of apples and pears. Those will get me through the winter well enough, but for a few more weeks, I am bingeing on summer fruit — ...