This vintage piece meant to make dining more convenient previously fell from grace, but it's making a major comeback, and ...

As a kid, I didn’t bat an eyelash at precariously balancing a Michelina’s frozen nugget and french fries meal in front of our latest Blockbuster rental. But as an adult, I’ve become a TV tray convert.

The humble TV dinner did more than just feed America during the 1950s; it revolutionized how an entire nation approached ...

Do you have an old TV tray table laying around your house? They’re great to have on hand to pull out for parties when you need a little extra table space or when a few friends come over to watch a ...

Eating while staring into a screen became a constant in my life long before I started spending lunch scrolling Instagram. In the 1960s, having dinner in front of the TV was an eagerly anticipated ...

Just past the front door of a grand old Palo Alto home is a living room paneled in wood to match the wood veneer on an RCA Victor television cabinet. There is a TV dinner waiting on a gold-leaf TV ...

Frozen TV dinners became popular in the 1960s. A lot has changed over the years, including frozen foods. These are a few of ...

Sixty-five years ago today, the TV Dinner was introduced, and American cuisine was changed forever — for better or worse. The original Swanson TV Dinner was put on sale on Sept. 10, 1953 — and it was ...

Eating while staring into a screen became a constant in my life long before I started spending lunch scrolling Instagram. In the 1960s, dinner in front of the television was an eagerly anticipated ...

Lesley Suter is the ASME- and James Beard Award-winning Special Projects director at Eater, where she oversees commerce, editorial packages, and other coordinated efforts across the network. I wasn’t ...