This recipe for vegan chocolate cake is surprisingly simple. Just because this cake is vegan, it doesn't mean it's dull on flavor or lacking in texture.
There are many seemingly "unhealthy" foods -- from bread to eggs to chocolate -- that may actually help you lose weight instead of gain. Let's take a look.
Ginger has long been known as a spice in various cuisines and even as an herbal remedy. When paired with a healthy diet, ginger can contribute to weight loss.
Have a sweet tooth? You may be in luck. Adding chocolate to your diet can have positive health benefits. The cacao bean actually packs some nutritional punch.
Avocado toast has become something of a meme about millennials. But that isn't going to stop us, especially when we can get it — to go — from Dunkin' Donuts.
Soft drinks are loaded with sugar and as you may know, they're really not healthy. There is another reason that you might want to watch how much soda you drink.
Fast food has a reputation for being unhealthy, but that's not always the case. Here's a look at some fast food menu items that are actually good for you.
Fish oil contains a wide variety of health benefits that support eye health, cardiovascular health, and may even prevent certain mental health disorders.
A keto diet might help you lose weight — but even strict adherence to a keto diet doesn't guarantee that you'll instantly drop the weight you're hoping to lose.
Peanut butter is hard not to love. But is it actually healthy? We've taken a deep, delicious dive into PB to see what really happens if you eat it every day.
Before we can start our research, it's important to start with the basics: steel-cut versus rolled oats. What's the difference, and which one is better for you?
Recently approved by the FDA, monk fruit's sweet extract has been used as an ingredient in food and drinks, as a flavor enhancer, and as a sugar substitute.