• Everything We Know About The New Friends Cookbook

    Now, as we approach the 26th year since the show premiered, the creators are doing a pivot, and making their way into our kitchens with Friends: The Official Cookbook. Written by Amanda Yee, it is set to release on September 22, 2020 to coincide with the day the first episode aired,.

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  • The Ingenious Way This Grocery Store Is Repurposing Its Salad Bar

    In the age of the pandemic, plenty of things have changed, and even mundane tasks like grocery shopping look a lot different than they used to. Grocery store salad bars are likely empty under new safety protocols, but one grocer got creative with repurposing theirs.

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  • The Lemon Juicing Hack That Has TikTok Buzzing

    If you've ever had the unfortunate experience of taking a squirt of lemon juice to the eye during an attempt to hand-squeeze, you know it's not a fun feeling. Perhaps that's one reason why the art of juicing lemons has inspired so many tips and tricks, including one that's become a hit on TikTok.

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  • The Real Reason Skittles Is Losing Its Rainbow Colors

    Is gray, like, the official shade of spring 2020? Skittles will be abandoning their signature rainbow shades for just one month, that month being June. As everyone knows, June is Pride Month, a time when many otherwise monochromatic brands will fly a rainbow flag to show their support.

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  • This Mason Jar Ice Cream Hack Changes Everything

    There's something special about homemade ice cream. Maybe it's all the good childhood memories that come with it, or maybe it's the fact that this incredibly delicious treat was made by loving hands, but homemade ice cream beats store-bought every time. Here's how to make it in a mason jar.

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  • This Viral 5-Ingredient Peanut Butter Cookie Recipe Changes Everything

    The most recent viral baking idea endorsed by the users of TikTok involves just five ingredients: 1 cup each of light brown sugar and peanut butter, an egg, 1 teaspoon of baking soda, and a half cup of chocolate chips to be mixed, and rolled into balls, before they are popped into a 350 degree oven.

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  • Why McDonald's Employees Are Suing The Fast-Food Chain

    From ripped-off kiddie characters shrouding its past to a recent $26-million settlement over complaints of cheating workers out of wages, McDonald's is no stranger to scandals and lawsuits. But its latest wave of allegations are related to a brand-new set of concerns caused by the COVID-19 outbreak.

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  • Why This Costco Worker Is Being Called A Hero

    Some members have openly refused to comply with Costco's mask policy, as seen in a video that has gone viral with over six million views on Twitter. The clip, shot by an irate Costco shopper, shows a store employee calmly, but firmly telling the man filming that he must put on a mask or leave.

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  • The Shady Thing Applebee's Is Doing During The Pandemic

    One notorious example would be Chuck E. Cheese, who rebranded themselves on GrubHub under the pseudonym Pasqually's Pizza & Wings. Now it seems Applebee's is also getting into the GrubHub identity-switching game, quietly launching a spinoff called Neighborhood Wings.

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  • Questlove's New Food Network Special Has Everyone Talking

    Questlove is a natural for the Food Network — after all, he's got not just one, but three different elements that can make for a successful cooking show. First of all, the man's got some actual food cred — he is a New York Times best-selling author; his latest book is Mixtape Potluck Cookbook.

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  • The Reason Aldi Can Keep Its Prices So Low During The Pandemic

    While practices like limited hours, bare-bones staffing, and savvy operation decisions have long been a part of Aldi's well-documented money saving strategies, the company has also made headlines for its pandemic-related generosity, such as employee wage hikes to reward frontline workers.

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  • The Real Reason This Restaurant Is Using Inner Tube Tables

    After a long season of self-quarantine, restaurants are finally getting set to reopen to what will undoubtedly be great rejoicing — and, in some cases, to a few raised eyebrows. And in the latter instance, these inner tube tables are definitely pretty unique.

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  • Why The Pandemic Has Been Good For Walmart's Bottom Line

    Thanks to the coronavirus, April 2020 will go down in U.S. economic history as one of the worst months the country has ever experienced. Just as the pandemic has created losers, though, it has also created winners. Walmart is one of those winners.

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  • Here's How Many Restaurants Might Not Reopen After The Pandemic

    Due to social distancing regulations put in place to help stop the spread of COVID-19, restaurants have had to limit their operations significantly, according to a survey completed by the restaurant reservation company OpenTable. Conclusions drawn based on this data are disconcerting.

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  • Why Waffle House Employees Are So Unhappy Right Now

    We can't think of any restaurant that is an institution amid a crisis the way Waffle House is. Its steadfast reliability has made it the inspiration for the Waffle House Index. But in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, Waffle House might be trying to get back to business as usual a little soon.

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  • Here's How To Order The Cap'n Crunch Frappuccino At Starbucks

    The newest drink the internet is obsessed with is the Cap'n Crunch Frappuccino. Yes, we'll allow you a moment of silence to rejoice. Because everyone loves the taste of this iconic cereal, and everyone loves Starbucks. This particular iteration of a Frap actually features a taste of Crunch Berries.

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  • The Real Reason The Milkman Is Making A Comeback

    The grocery delivery trend has surged in recent weeks as people stay home to prevent the spread of COVID-19. But way before the internet — or even computers — milkmen brought milk, eggs, and other perishables to people's doorsteps. In the 21st century, milkmen were becoming a relic of the past.

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  • How Kroger Responded To The Backlash After Cutting Workers' Pay

    After spending the last two months finally giving grocery store workers the recognition they deserved for performing a service that truly is essential, Kroger very publicly embarrassed themselves by announcing that they'd be rescinding the $2 per hour "hero pay" that they'd instituted in March.

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  • How To Play Music With An Uncooked Hot Dog

    They say that necessity if the mother of invention, but its kind of sketchy stepdaddy has got to be boredom. How else would you explain the fact that somebody evidently made the discovery that you could make music using...a hot dog? Um, okay. Now, songs about hot dogs are not hard to come by.

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  • Why You Should Milk Your Cucumbers

    A TikTok video began making the rounds last week featuring a woman advising viewers on how to lessen the bitterness of cucumbers, and, well, her method may sound a little unique.

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  • The Real Reason The Pandemic Is Causing Aldi To Thrive

    America's retail industry may be getting hammered by the coronavirus, but there are a few companies that are thriving in spite of the gloom. The combined effect of job losses and staggering grocery price hikes around the country have given discount retailers like Aldi and Dollar General a boost.

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  • Why This Alaskan Grocer Is Making Weekly 14-Hour Boat Trips To Costco

    One Alaskan grocer is doing perhaps more than his part, by making the ultimate Costco run to keep his small town flush with essentials (via CNN). Toshua Parker owns Icy Strait Wholesale in Gustavus, which is a remote coastal community accessible by boat or plane. The closest Costco is 50 miles away.

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