• The Controversy Sunny D Never Really Recovered From

    few things were as universally loved by '90s kids as Sunny Delight. Children loved its bright orange color and distinctive, yet somewhat hard-to-define, flavor. Parents thought it was similar to orange juice and healthier than regular soft drinks, so they were happy to buy it for their children.

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  • The Terrifying Effect Too Much Black Licorice Could Have On Your Health

    Doctors at a Massachusetts hospital came across a very rare case last year: a man who died from eating too much black licorice. he chemical that gives black licorice its peculiar sweet taste is called glycyrrhizin. Too much of this chemical can increase blood pressure and reduce potassium levels.

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  • The Truth About Five Guys' Hot Dogs

    While the hot dogs you'll find at your local Five Guys are not quite as famous as Five Guys' burgers or the famous peanuts that litter the tables and sometimes the floors of every Five Guys restaurant, they're still worth ordering from time to time. Read on to find out more.

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  • The Truth Behind How 3 Musketeers Got Its Name

    back when Mars Wrigley invented the bars, introduced after Milky Way and Snickers (via Mars), the confection came in three different flavors: chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry in one Neopolitan-esque package. Thus the connection to the Musketeers of literature.

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  • Here's Why Aldi Doesn't Have In-Store Butchers

    Aldi's website doesn't mention in-store butchers, and you can't even find their average salaries on Indeed ... because the company flat out doesn't employ in-house butchers in its stores. But what could have prompted Aldi to avoid such a basic grocery store service?

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  • The Real Difference Between Soy Sauce And Coconut Aminos

    If you're sensitive to soy but a big fan of Asian cuisine, you might have heard of the trendy, new soy sauce alternative called coconut aminos. Coconut aminos taste like a slightly sweeter, milder version of light soy sauce, almost like teriyaki sauce.

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  • Oreo's Holiday Cookies Have An Unexpected Twist

    Oreo fans have had a lot be excited for this year. Earlier, Oreo came out with a new Java chip flavor and then brought back seasonal favorite product Cookie Pop Halloween Oreo Popcorn. Recently, fans began spotting a new and improved Gingerbread winter holiday flavor in stores.

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  • Pepsi Products That Were Massive Fails

    The soda game can be pretty cutthroat and Pepsi is constantly trying out new products to keep customers interested. However, not all Pepsi products are winners.

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  • How The Pandemic Changed The Way Americans Get Caffeine

    A majority of people in the United States consume caffeine in some form or other, but just as we're buying more booze to drink at home and less from bars and restaurants, our caffeine habits have been warped by the COVID-19 pandemic as well.

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  • The Real Reason Meat Prices Are Plummeting Right Now

    You might have noticed a change during your last trip to the grocery. You might have thought you were imagining things, but industry experts are confirming what you thought might be too good to be true at first: meat prices are finally climbing down from their highs.

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  • The Real Reason Aldi's Cheese Is So Cheap

    Anyone who knows of Aldi knows about their cut-to-the-bone style that allows for low prices. However, these reasons don't completely explain why the cheese, in particular, is so cheap. Aldi can get away with selling good supermarket cheeses at a low price thanks to private labeling.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Yeast

    Whether you're making a recipe for cinnamon rolls or French bread, yeast factors into the equation. Yeast is a required ingredient for almost all bread recipes. While we typically just buy yeast at the grocery store and toss it in our mixing bowl, yeast has quite an interesting backstory.

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  • Scandals Chipotle Can Never Live Down

    Chipotle may be one of the biggest names in fast casual, but its rise to the top hasn't come without a heaping amount of controversy. From food poisoning to untruthful advertising and labor law violations, Chipotle is still trying to live down these scandals.

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  • This Is The Most Profitable Restaurant Franchise You Could Own

    There are many reasons entrepreneurs become franchisees instead of starting their own restaurant from scratch, like guaranteed business assistance, an established name, and, in theory, higher profits. But with so many restaurant franchises to choose from, which one is the most profitable?

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  • The Untold Truth Of Penzeys Spices

    When thinking about recreating your favorite flavors from far-off lands, Milwaukee, Wisconsin seems like an unlikely locale for the birthplace of the one of the United States' foremost spice retailers. Penzeys Spices began as a spice and coffee shop in 1957.

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  • The Hidden Truth About The Real Auntie Anne

    Who doesn't know about and salivate over Auntie Anne's Pretzels, the much-loved brand that has been delighting its customers since 1988? What isn't as well-known is the story of Anne Belier, also referred to as Auntie Anne, the enterprising founder of Auntie Anne's Pretzels.

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  • Coca-Cola Products That Were Massive Fails

    The Coca-Cola brand is arguably one of the world's most popular and recognizable companies, but not everything they touch turns to gold — they've had some massive product failures over the years. These are some of the Coca-Cola products that fell completely flat.

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  • The Big Mistake That's Making Your Boneless Wings Dry

    Chicken wings are obviously popular and when made properly are without a doubt lip-smackingly delicious. But what if you try to make them by yourself at home and they're disappointingly dry and hard to eat? There's hope yet!

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  • Here's What You Need To Know About Chicken Salt

    Vegemite on toast, meat pies, and jam-filled Lamingtons are just a few of Australia's preferred bites. Another lesser-known item is chicken salt. This down under favorite isn't often seen stateside but there are plenty of reasons to start the search for this Aussie condiment.

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