Fireworks, hot dogs and sunshine are usually what come to mind when you imagine a successful barbecue — not eating wire bristles with your potato salad. Unfortunately, wire grill brushes, a staple of ...

A hard day’s work behind the grill leads to lots of tasty rewards: juicy rib eyes, seasonal zucchini, and a few ripe peaches for cobbler, to name a few. What’s not as enjoyable? The cleanup that’s ...

Dr. Elizabeth Yuko is a bioethicist and adjunct professor of ethics at Fordham University. She has written for The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, CNN & Playboy.

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Before you fire up your grill for the next barbecue or grilling session, make sure to clean and inspect these hidden and ...

ALBANY — Two years ago, a 4-year-old boy in Florida was eating a hamburger hot off the grill when he was jabbed by a sharp pain in his ear that confounded doctors for 10 days. The surprising source of ...

The worst part of any meal is the cleanup. A lot of people enjoy cooking and most people like eating, but cleaning up everything after you’re full and tired? Hard pass. Whether it’s doing the dishes, ...

These brushes can potentially shed wires that can end up in food. Weber recalled 3.2 million wire grill brushes due to bristle ingestion risks. At least four consumers needed medical treatment after ...

Non-metal grill brushes are a safer alternative, using materials like ceramic, nylon, or natural fibers. These bristle-free brushes can be as effective as wire ones, especially when used with heat or ...