Joy Saha

Email: jsaha@salon.com

Twitter: @JoySaha0

Joy Saha is a staff writer at Salon. She writes about food news and trends and their intersection with culture. She holds a BA in journalism from the University of Maryland, College Park.

Vanilla bean gelato with sea salt and olive oil
The internet is obsessed with olive oil and sea salt on ice cream. It's a trend that's long existed Joy Saha
Fruit and vegetable stand at a local market
New Consumer Reports investigation raises concerns about dangerous levels of pesticides in produce Joy Saha
McDonald's Restaurant drive thru order area
Some California restaurants have raised menu prices by as much as 8% in the wake of minimum wage law Joy Saha
Food Network Lounge
Despite the backlash, Food Network’s new strategy is actually working in their favor Joy Saha
Meghan Markle taps into food influencing with a new lifestyle brand and Netflix cooking show Joy Saha
Meghan Markle
Meghan Markle reveals the first product from her new lifestyle brand: A jar of strawberry jam Joy Saha
Trader Joes bag
Amazon reportedly hounded an ex-Trader Joe's employee for data on the store’s best-selling products Joy Saha
Taylor Swift; Ina Garten
Ina Garten said she was up until 3 a.m. to buy tickets to Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Paris Joy Saha
Conan O'Brien
Conan O'Brien reveals which president he’d like to interview while eating spicy wings on “Hot Ones” Joy Saha
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Conservative media blasts José Andrés after Israeli airstrike kills World Central Kitchen workers Joy Saha
Lunchables
Consumer Reports wants schools to stop serving Lunchables on their menu, urges USDA to take action Joy Saha
Cows in a meadow
"The curtain was pulled back": The producers of "Food Inc. 2" on why transparency in food matters Joy Saha
Schweppes cans ginger ale
Schweppes Zero Sugar Ginger Ale recalled after investigation reveals it’s a full sugar product Joy Saha
Chef David Chang
David Chang called a “trademark bully” for attempting to claim control of “chili crunch” market Joy Saha
Kombucha drink close-up
Research suggests that kombucha microbes may mimic the effects of fasting, without actually fasting Joy Saha