If you're a PB & J lover, it's always Peanut Butter Jelly Time. Especially if you're a member of the Gourmet Peanut Butter and Jelly of the Month Club, which obviously exists—and if you're not signed up for it, you're missing out. For a casual payment of $468.98 (which breaks down to $39 and some change per month), "club members" receive a different type of peanut butter and jelly every month for 12 months. You can also purchase a three, four, or six month membership.

Calling all Reese's fans—do you prefer the peanut butter or the chocolate part of a Reese's cup? Whether you're more into the sweet chocolate or the salty touch of the peanut butter filling, you will definitely be pleased with the new Reese's Lovers Cups. The limited-time treats are dedicated to "Chocolate Lovers" and "Peanut Butter Lovers" alike—each flavor focuses on one of those two particular aspects of the classic Reese's Cup.

Shaq can now add 'pizza shop owner' to his long and varied resume. The NBA Hall of Famer announced that he is joining Papa John's Board of Directors and investing in nine Atlanta-area Papa John's franchises. As part of the announcement, Shaq wrote a sports analogy-infused letter posted to Papa John's website. He talked about meeting the still relatively new CEO, Steve Ritchie, at a Shaq's Fun House Event in Atlanta.

Beyond influence from friends and family, the people in your neighborhood can also have an affect on your weight, a study published in JAMA Pediatrics in 2018 says. Researchers studied communities to see whether living in a place with a higher rate of obesity puts parents and kids at a higher risk of becoming overweight or obese. To control factors of self-selection, they decided to analyze military communities where families were placed in a location rather than choosing one themselves.

Nearly two years since General Mills' last limited-edition launch of Marshmallow-Only Lucky Charms, the brand is bringing back the crowd favorite contest—on an even larger scale. The promotion, which first began in 2015 with the release of just 10 boxes, has continued to grow. In 2017, 10,000 winners received the cereal and now, 15,000 will score a box of the rainbow and unicorn-shaped 'mallows.

Wednesday, March 20 marks the first day of spring, which is cause for celebration—and Dairy Queen's doing so in the best way possible: free ice cream. That's right, DQ is giving away free soft-serve cones today. Happy Free Cone Day, everyone! DQ fans can order a free small vanilla soft-serve cone with the chain's signature curl on top at participating non-mall DQ and DQ Grill & Chill locations throughout the U.S. Each customer is limited to one cone, while supplies last.

Seventeen years after the P'Zone's debut, it's back on menus nationwide to celebrate Pizza Hut's return as the Official Pizza of NCAA March Madness. If you haven't ever tried a P'Zone, you're in for quite the treat. It's a toasted parmesan pizza crust filled with pizza toppings and melted cheese, baked calzone-style, and served with marinara dipping sauce. There are three P'Zone varieties to choose from: Pepperoni, Supremo, and Meaty.

Sarah Jessica Parker is swapping out her Manolos for grape-stomping galoshes. The former Sex and the City star has announced the summer debut of her of Sauvignon Blanc and Rosé collection. In a promotional video for the launch, SJP opened up about the partnership with New Zealand-based winery Invivo and her love for the drink. "At the end of the work day, I have a glass of wine. Literally, every single day. Every. Single. Day," she said. Except it's not actually a glass.

Gone are the days of having to separate your grocery store and wine runs. You can now find quality wines everywhere from Trader Joe's to Aldi to Sam's Club (with the exception of cities that still separate the two—sorry, guys). Besides the convenience factor, when grocery stores make their wine in-house, it's often cheaper than what you'd find at a liquor store. The latest market to join the party is BJ's Wholesale Club.

A recently resurfaced 2017 Business Insider article reveals the best way to hack the Starbucks system. In it, a former barista explains that if you're at Starbucks because you want as much coffee as humanly possible (which, yeah), the only way to do it is to order a Venti Iced drink. The pro explained that while you might think a Venti Hot drink would have three shots of espresso because a Tall has one and a Grande has two, that's not the case. It turns out a Venti latte, mocha, etc.