Food

Because if you like ranch dressing, you'll take this seriously. We ranked the best creamy dippin' sauces so you didn't have to. It was our journalistic duty.

There are many great foods throughout the entire region of Northern Colorado, but there are only a select few that you could eat everyday. Here are eight that we think you would be able to live off of the rest of your life.

It hasn't been Chipotle's year, but hey, who are we to judge? We're passengers on this good-PR ride and we're enjoying every moment of it with guac on the side.

So far this week, I have made this fried chicken twice. Once was for a tester for the Broncos game and then for the actual game! The idea came to me over labor day weekend. We wanted something to eat around midnight after hanging out with our neighbors and couldn't think of anything in particular to make...

The city of Fort Collins is definitely known as a mecca for craft beer throughout the country, but it's also known for the great restaurants that dot the landscape. Which one stands out as your favorite?

Denver's finest Mexican(?) dining establishment is hiring for what is, hands down, it's most famous position -- the Casa Bonita cliff diver.

We know Tasty Harmony and Rainbow are the go-to for herbivores, but when your fam wants a burger that isn't made of Tempe, these places will please all parties.

Did you know that the new sit down location of the Waffle Lab is now open on West Olive in Fort Collins? Most people were not aware of this, so we tried it first and have to let everyone know if it was a hit or miss!

How about deep-fried pumpkin pie bites, or some lamb fries? At the 2016 Larimer County Fair, brace yourself for some great NEW fair-food options!

If you are new to the state of Colorado, you may not have had the chance to try out Rocky Mountain Oysters yet. If not, check out this video on how they are made from start to finish. Maybe you can make your own at home?

Greeley’s Arts Picnic is Saturday, July 30, from 9:00am –5:00pm and Sunday, July 31 from 9:00am – 4:00pm in historic Lincoln Park. We have the food vendor list.

Idaho's got potatoes, Maine has lobster and Kentucky has fried chicken, but what does Colorado have? (Here's a hint... it's 'green.')