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Wages have been increasing for butchers, but the irony is they haven't been going up nearly as fast as the price of the meat they're cutting.
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If you live outside of parts of Africa, Asia, South America, the Caribbean, and Micronesia, you probably haven't seen palm wine on your liquor store shelves.
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Rather than delivering a product straight to your door, these fast food subscriptions provide an incentive to keep coming back to a restaurant.
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A Wisconsin meat processor is recalling 14,976 pounds of beef sticks after failing to declare milk as an allergen on the product label.
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While the Rocky Mountain region is indeed home to a variety of freshwater shellfish, that's not what Rocky Mountain oysters are. They're testicles.
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Flakes of gold and ancient methods aside, there are some less esoteric reasons why olive oil tends to be on the pricier side, especially good quality oil.
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Despite enacting some pretty cool domestic policies, coffee put Frederick of Prussia in a black mood and he waged a years-long campaign to limit its use.
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At the Makaibari Tea Estate, workers gather on clear nights with full moons to pick a type of oolong tea that once sold for $1,850 per kilogram.
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From 2000 to 2009, 25 died in the West Coast Dungeness crab fishery, more than twice the fatalities in the "Deadliest Catch" fishery.
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The vending machine, aptly placed in the Animal Science Building, sold students pre-cooked bacon bits and strips donated by Hormel and other companies for $1.
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By producing animal products from cell cultures instead of live animals, this emerging field could alleviate ethical concerns at a reduced ecological footprint.
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Bluefin tuna commands such an extravagant price because of its limited supply and a market, mostly in Japan, that can't get enough of the fatty-fleshed fish.
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Wendy's made a major chain to its chicken supply in recent years, and you probably didn't even notice.
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