When I was a kid, before graduating to books by authors like Stephen King and Clive Barker, I was an avid reader of Roald Dahl novels. Dahl’s books for children are full of the marvelous and macabre, ...

At Peterbrooke Chocolatier, the smell of rich, handcrafted chocolate wafts through the air — and this month, those sweet ...

The Mega Millions jackpot shot up to $650 million this week — the 10th-largest prize in the lottery game’s history since it began in 2002. The next drawing is Tuesday at 11 p.m. ET. While a sizable ...

Halloween candy in the 1970s had a distinct feel. Kids used pillowcases instead of plastic buckets and came home with chewy, ...

Director Carol Romo is bringing a world of pure imagination to the Morgan Hill Community Playhouse stage with “Willy Wonka JR ...

The change is stipulated in Government Decree No. 232/2025, which amends Decree No. 24/2012 on gold trading management. The new regulation authorizes the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to license ...

Sweet-toothed shoppers have been rushing to buy a reduced XL Cadbury's chocolate bar reduced to £9.34 as part of Amazon Prime's Big Deal Days. The 48 hour promotion will take place from today, Tuesday ...

A Cadbury chocolate bar that is discounted on Amazon has been hailed as not only the perfect gift for any family member with a sweet tooth, but it's also got another selling point that has made people ...

The United Kingdom’s Conservative Party embarrassingly botched the spelling of “Britain” on a chocolate bar that was given away in a goodie bag at its annual party conference in Manchester, England.

We’re major (okay, gigantic) fans of Costco here at The Kitchn. (I even received a Costco membership for my birthday a few years ago!) The bulk warehouse is known for its highly curated grocery ...

The Conservative Party’s press office has ended up with a sweet brown substance over its face after giving away promo chocolate bars with ‘Britain’ spelled incorrectly. The blooper at this week’s ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Some flavor crazes flirt with us and fade. Others stay and make themselves at home. It’s too soon to tell for sure, but the Dubai chocolate movement seems to have put down roots and is ...