‘Food divorce’ trend among couples could drive them apart, experts warn

Between differing diet plans, food intolerances and conflicting work schedules, some couples are choosing "food divorce" — a term circulating on social media for partners who intentionally cook, order and eat their meals separately.

While taking separate paths at mealtime might solve logistical headaches, experts warn that splitting up at the dinner table can come at a cost to the relationship.

Shared family meals can help people reconnect, build stronger emotional bonds and reduce stress...