Food Safety
Thanksgiving prep guide: Our best recipes and safety tips
Looking for recipes for your Thanksgiving meal, tips to avoid foodborne illnesses, or advice on how to properly store your leftovers? Our Thanksgiving roundup has all the recipes and resources you’ll need.
Weight and Health
What you need to know about sleep apnea
Healthy Eating
Healthy, flavorful side dishes for Thanksgiving
Government Accountability
Mehmet Oz unqualified to run Medicare and Medicaid
Physical Activity
Lower your blood pressure with diet and exercise
Healthy Eating
How to order a healthy takeout meal from any restaurant
Healthy Eating
Winter fruits in season: Don’t miss ‘em
Healthy Eating
10 food swaps to save money on groceries
Preventing Disease
An expert's take on the evidence for managing stress and anxiety
Fact vs. Fiction
Google AI: Can you trust its advice about foods and health?
Healthy Eating
What’s in season: November produce guide
Fact vs. Fiction
Bone broth, detoxes, and other wellness fads that won't quit
Food Safety
What you need to know about food poisoning
Food Additives
Titanium dioxide is lurking in these Halloween candies
Government Accountability
How GusNIP in the next Farm Bill can help small farmers
Food Safety
Food safety tips for power outages and floods
Healthy Eating
Healthy, hearty recipes to keep you cozy this fall
Sustainability
Why food waste matters to your pocketbook and the planet
Food Service
Centering equity in healthy food purchasing policies
Industry Accountability
Corn masa fortified with folic acid would save Latine lives
Healthy Eating
Healthy cereals for kids with no food dyes
Sugary Drinks
How much sugar is in a pumpkin spice latte?
Healthy Eating
Easy, healthy recipes for your late-summer produce
Healthy Eating
How many calories are in a Crumbl Cookie?
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Seasonal eating
As each new month arrives, it’s fun (and healthy!) to consider creative ways to incorporate seasonal produce into your routine. These peak-ripeness fruits and veggies are often more affordable than their hot-house or imported counterparts.
The best fruit & veg right now
What’s in season: November produce guide
See what’s in store this month.
Recipe of the Week
Crunchy Brussels Salad
Raw brussels sprouts not for you? Use another winter salad green—try kale or any green cabbage—in this Crunchy Brussels Salad. For a lighter texture, go with shredded romaine.
Easy, healthy, and free
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All of The Healthy Cook's recipes are delicious—find a new favorite!
Chemical Cuisine
Our food additive safety ratings
Wondering which ingredients in your foods and beverages are safe? Our Chemical Cuisine database rates additives—used to preserve foods and affect their taste, texture, or appearance—from ‘safe' to 'avoid.'
Caffeine Chart
How much is too much?
Caffeine is one of the only FDA-approved drugs that is present naturally and legally added to widely consumed foods. Exactly how much caffeine is there in the food and beverages you consume? CSPI has compiled the data.
Banning Red 3
Where is Red 3 legal?
CSPI’s interactive map tracks which states have introduced or passed legislation to ban the carcinogenic color additive Red 3 from foods and beverages.
Take action
Tell Congress: Support the Expanded Food Safety Investigation Act
Support this commonsense bill that allows investigators to enter large animal farms and sample dangerous diseases that could pass onto humans.
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Booklet
The Healthy Cook's Kitchen: Seafood
Eat seafood once or twice a week. That’s what health experts recommend. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to have a stable of simple, scrumptious, and healthy recipes to help you get there? That’s where we come in! In the third installment of The Healthy Cook’s Kitchen series, chef Kate Sherwood shares some of her favorite recipes. How does Poached Provencal White Fish sound? Or Snapper Tacos with Avocado Salsa? Mmm…