Ashlie D. Stevens is a Senior Editor for Food at Salon. With a focus on food, culture, and subculture, her work spans various themes including food manufacturing, food safety, and agricultural practices. Ashlie's writing and audio contributions have been featured in outlets such as Yahoo News, NPR, and The Atlantic.
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When I was a kid, I was delighted by the brazenness of generic groceries. There was Dr. Thunder, a soda whose name made its ambitions extremely clear.
Before reaching for salt, add acid Senior Food Editor There comes a point in the life of many soups when they get a little sleepy.
There are certain sensations you don't realize belong to an era until they're gone: the modem's electronic shriek as it connected to the internet, the
As McDonald's automates and Chick-fil-A sticks with people, hospitality is up for grabs
When I was a kid, I absolutely adored Souplantation and Sweet Tomatoes, those sprawling soup-and-salad buffets where, for a certain kind of
By: Ashlie D. Stevens
Trump and Paxton have turned a false claim about his diet into a masculinity test. Why does eating meat matter?
It buzzed, it blinked, it did one job. Then restaurants made waiting for a table another task for our phones
By: Ashlie D. Stevens
Ahead of the midterms, voters in both parties fear recalls but split 40 points on oversight
Three pots, an unreasonable number of toppings and one very good excuse to gather Senior Food Editor
The backlash against tipping is loud. Restaurant gratuities are holding steady. What are diners really mad about?
