• Queer Eye's Antoni Porowski Reveals The One Food He Won't Eat

    Everybody's got that one food they just can't stand, something that they'd have to be starving before they'd even consider eating, and even then it would be a tough choice. Antoni Porowski from Queer Eye for the Straight Guy recently revealed in an interview that there's a rather esoteric food that makes him say 'yuck!' What is it?

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  • Are Dunkaroos Finally Making A Comeback In 2020?

    One of the best parts of being an adult is the ability to buy your own snacks — in fact, buying your own snacks might be one of the only things that makes adulting even remotely worth it. Often though, childhood snacks that were once loved by an entire generation get discontinued, like Dunkaroos.

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  • The Reason Planters Debuted Baby Nut At The Super Bowl

    While Planters held to its promise to back off on any "death of Mr. Peanut"-related promotions after Kobe Bryant's tragic helicopter crash, and they also refrained from showing the original commercial killing off the iconic brand mascot during the pre-game show, they never abandoned the funeral ad.

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  • Is The Coronavirus Really Connected To Corona Beer?

    Every company loves free publicity, but Corona beer is probably none too thrilled that its name is now being associated with a deadly coronavirus outbreak that originated in Wuhan, China, on December 31, 2019. But is there really any connection between the two?

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  • How A Bacon Patch Can Help You Quit Your Favorite Meat

    We all know that familiar smell of bacon sizzling in the pan. For those trying to fight their bacon addictions and stick to their resolutions to lose weight or cut back on meat consumption, this smell may be an asset to your efforts. Enter the scratch and sniff bacon patch.

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  • Who Is The 6-Year-Old 'Shirley Temple King'?

    When we were children, few things could make us feel grown up like a glass of Shirley Temple. The original mocktail was invented in the 1930s, but it gaining new life at the hands (and taste buds) of the Shirley Temple King.

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  • Why Planters Paused Its Mr. Peanut Ad Campaign After Kobe Bryant's Death

    In light of Sunday's fatal helicopter crash involving former Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter Gianna, suddenly the idea of a mascot funeral just doesn't seem so funny anymore. Planters released a statement on Monday that the company "has paused all campaign activities."

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  • The Truth About Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's Extreme Diet

    If you want to be like Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, here's some bad news for you: You won't be eating very often. One of the most controversial — and hard-to-imitate — aspects of his routine may be his practice of intermittent fasting, since he only eats just one meal per day.

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  • The Truth About New Jersey's $135 Bagel

    Opinions may be divided on whether New Jersey or New York bagels are best, but Jersey does seem to be leading in one category, at least: most expensive bagel currently available to order from a regular restaurant menu.

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  • This Chain's Coffee Has The Most Caffeine

    When you go out for coffee, are you looking for the place with the best-tasting brew, or would you rather get the most buzz for your buck? One chain touts the most caffeine in their coffee.

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  • You've Been Making Coffee Wrong Your Whole Life

    One thing that most people, coffee pros and amateurs alike, have believed for decades is that using a lot of finely ground beans will result in a nice, strong cup of coffee. Well, what do you know, it seems science has proven us wrong once again.

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  • Mr. Peanut, Planters Icon, Dies In Tragic Accident

    RIP, Mr. Peanut. It may come as news to some of you that this ancient advertising icon was, in fact, still alive up until just a few days ago. At the venerable age of 104, he passed away in a tragic accident.

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  • Who Actually Makes Kirkland Coffee?

    The identity of Costco's suppliers is an open secret to loyal customers whose households are stocked full of Kirkland Signature items. What company is behind Kirkland coffee?

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  • Why Coca-Cola Won't Ditch Its Plastic Soda Bottles

    As overwhelming as the plastic pollution problem might be, Coca-Cola isn't about to say goodbye to the plastic bottle anytime soon. This doesn't necessarily mean Coke is throwing its hands up in apathy, though. According to Coke, it's all about what consumers want.

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  • Beloved Southern Fast Food Chain Files For Bankruptcy

    If you've never lived in the South, you may not be familiar with Krystal, but it so happens that they are the nation's second-oldest fast food chain — only White Castle has seniority. But Krystal is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and may soon cede the fast-food slider field to its northern rival.

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  • The Real Reason Chicagoans Don't Put Ketchup On Their Hot Dogs

    If you visit Chicago, there are several things you absolutely must do: stroll the Magnificent Mile, catch a Cubs game, and order one of the city's signature Chicago dogs. There is also one thing you should absolutely not do: ask for ketchup with your hot dog.

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  • This Is Where Girl Scout Cookie Money Actually Goes

    Girl Scout cookies are an institution in American food lore, and between the hype, celebrity endorsements, and our own driving need to get our hands on the seasonal treats, we might be forgiven for not bothering to find out just who's benefiting when we buy all those boxes of Thin Mints.

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  • The Real Reason American Fast Food Is So Popular In China

    American fast food restaurants are extremely popular in China. Even though they face stiff competition from up-and-coming Chinese fast food companies, American brands like KFC, Pizza Hut, Starbucks, and McDonald's still lead the pack.

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  • The One Accessory You Need For Your Instant Pot

    If you've used your Instant Pot to make steamed dumplings, veggies, or fish, though, you may have been disappointed with the results. Thankfully, there is a must-have accessory that will make all your steamy dreams come true.

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  • The Fast Food Industry Crisis That's Only Getting Worse

    The next time you visit your local fast food joint, and you happen to like the service, you might want to take the opportunity to compliment the staff — because chances are, you're not likely to see that person again when you return.

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  • Easy Super Bowl Appetizers You Can Make With Three Ingredients

    If you're the super-ambitious type and you want to spend hours and hours preparing an elaborate snack stadium, hey, more power to you. If instead, you'd prefer to spend your time hanging out with friends and watching the game, these appetizers are quick, easy, and only take three ingredients.

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