grains

How Wall Street's Speculators Are Bidding Up Your Grocery Bill

Over the past 10 years, prices for basic food commodities have increased by an average of more than 125%. Part of the increase is due to rising production costs and demand. But you also have Wall Street traders to thank.

Why You'll Be Paying More for the Summer Barbecue

That cherished American tradition -- summer grilling -- is about to get pricier. Rising grain prices are affecting livestock feed, which in turn affects meat production. And surging overseas demand for both U.S grains and meat are adding to the equation.

34 key items for your back to school 2010 grocery shopping list

Kellogg says snap, crackle, stop, pulls immunity claims from Rice Krispies

Peasant Food: Whole grains (they're not just for hippies!)