“Chewing on ice runs the risk of initiating small, and sometimes larger, fractures of the teeth,” Wolff says. Having fillings in your teeth also increases the risk of a fracture when you chew ...

Craving ice constantly? It could be a warning sign of iron deficiency. This condition, known as pagophagia, falls under pica, a disorder that causes cravings for non-food items. Other symptoms include ...

With a countertop ice maker, any host or hostess can up their homemade coffee bar or cocktail game and provide the entire party with soft and chewable bullet-shaped ice in a matter of minutes.

People love nugget ice so much that sometimes it is simply referred to as "the good ice." But even so, it usually isn't the ...