内容摘要：Somehow, the fact that there is a Snickers Pudding and Pie Filling went under the radar. Released sometime last year, it claims to have the "classic taste of Snickers Milk Chocolate with roasted peanuts, rich caramel, and nougat flavors." However, it contains no peanuts.

Somehow, the fact that there is a Snickers Pudding and Pie Filling went under the radar. Released sometime last year, it claims to have the "classic taste of Snickers Milk Chocolate with roasted peanuts, rich caramel, and nougat flavors." However, it contains no peanuts.

With hurricane season looming and astill in the news, it's no surprise that 35% of U.S. travelers now consider the risk of natural disasters a deal-breaker when picking their next vacation destinations. The rise in wildfires, floods, and extreme heat has made planning a trip feel less like a fantasy and more like a risk assessment.

Even more striking: 48% of North American travelers now factor in the possibility of armed conflict when choosing where to go. That number has tripled since 2023, according to the study. Europe, too, has seen a dramatic shift, with 57% of Europeans now considering conflict zones a critical deterrent, up from just 21% the year prior.Interestingly, while many Americans are choosing to stay stateside, travelers in other countries are increasingly avoiding the U.S., citing political instability as a factor. In 17 of the 23 countries surveyed, the United States ranked among the top five destinations people would avoid due to political climate concerns.That’s a sharp contrast from previous years. In Canada, for example, interest in traveling to the U.S. has dropped by more than half, from 33% in 2024 to just 14% this year.

While this might feel like a blow to the American tourism industry, there is still a booming market for "local travel" as Americans focus inward, rediscovering, coastal towns, and underrated cities that offer culture, comfort, and a break from global chaos.

The bottom line? People are still traveling. But how — and why — they travel is evolving fast.

From personal retreats inCarving sets aren't an everyday entertaining item, and they have a bit of inherent pomp and circumstance. They're packed with

, and that's exactly why they're the best item to keep around. "My is a vintage carving set with horn handles, tucked into a wooden box lined in velvet. It only comes out for the big meals—Thanksgiving turkey, Easter ham. But opening that box and using those tools feels like a little ceremony," says Joyer.Anyone can make a casserole in a

. But what do you do when you need to elevate the dish for a fun evening (perhaps a?). A silver-plated stand is the grandmother-approved solution. The glass Pyrex dish nestles right in, taking the presentation to an effortlessly formal level.