Texans Prefer Chips and Salsa for Super Bowl Snacks, San Antonio Among "Unhealthiest" Cities
Texans prefer chips and salsa as their Super Bowl snack, with San Antonio ranking as the sixth unhealthiest city for game day foods. Chef Chris Shepherd upholds the tradition with his no-bean chili and a reimagined French onion dip.
San Antonio's Sober-Curious Wave Sees Mocktails Trend Beyond Dry January in Local Bars
San Antonio bars cater to sober-curious patrons with popular mocktails, evidencing a cultural shift towards moderation in social drinking habits, while venues offer alcohol-free events to support inclusive nightlife experiences.
Crunch Time vs. Smooth Moves as America Spreads Joy on National Peanut Butter Day
On National Peanut Butter Day, Americans celebrate their preference for either creamy or crunchy peanut butter, a staple introduced at the 1904 Universal Exposition and popularized by Joseph Rosefield's 1922 patent.
Texas Forgoes $350M in Federal Aid for Summer Child Nutrition Program, Citing Resource Constraints
Texas has chosen not to participate in the federally funded Summer EBT program, leaving $350 million aimed at feeding children during summer break unclaimed, due to resource constraints and implementation challenges.
"Broadway on Tour" Brings Musical Dining Experience to San Antonio's Los Barrios Restaurant
Los Barrios Mexican Restaurant in San Antonio is hosting 'Broadway on Tour,' a pop-up dining experience combining Broadway musicals with Mexican cuisine for two nights with singing waiters and trivia.
Latin America and U.S. Latino Communities Revel in 'Rosca de Reyes' Traditions on Epiphany Day
The article discusses the 'Rosca de Reyes' bread, eaten during Epiphany on Jan. 6 in Latin America and Spain, which contains a figurine representing Jesus and leads to the finder hosting a feast on Feb. 2.