Peanut butter & jelly sandwich. Photo: tamdotcom, Flickr.
- If your plate is larger than 9 inches across, you're probably eating too much.
- Many Kansans are quick to turn their noses up at turnips, but it seems everyone wants locally grown sweet potatoes.
- A small-town barbecue-joint bartender made it all the way to the big time -- sort of. He went before Judge Judy in a carding case.
- A mom on a budget hits three grocery stores to find the best deals.
- One writer says the numbers don't lie when it comes to determining our national sandwich -- and he believes the clear winner is peanut butter & jelly.

Road trips are the best way to go outside of your comfort zone and dig up some new eats. It's hard to be
choosy when there is only one dining option for 50 miles, but how do you know which one of the last 50 diners is the
best one for lunch? And is fast food really your only dinner option? Because the Michelin guide is
too conservative to take on the whole United States, 










