Red Lobster Just Expanded Its Grocery Line With A New Biscuit Flavor
If you like Cheddar Bay Biscuits and have a sweet tooth, you should know about how Red Lobster just expanded its frozen line with a new biscuit flavor.
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Why In-N-Out Once Sued A YouTuber For $25,000
Popularity is a double-edged sword for a chain like In-N-Out. In 2018, the fed-up chain filed a lawsuit after one YouTube prank proved to be the last straw.
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A Guide To Pasta Shapes And The Best Way To Use Them
A survey of pasta shape varieties, from simple spaghetti to filled pastas to the less common shapes, and the best ways to prepare them based on size and texture
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Crumbl Is Celebrating St. Patrick's Day With A Lucky Cookie
Traditionally, St. Patrick's Day is for noshing on savory corned beef and cabbage. But Crumbl is hoping that people will celebrate with something sweet.
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Taco Bell's Fan-Favorite Cinnabon Delights Coffee Is Coming Back
Cinnabon Delights Coffee regained a spot on Taco Bell's menu.
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Redditors Are Jealous Of These Limited-Edition Chick-Fil-A Socks
It's probably safe to say that people who love Chick-fil-A, really love Chick-fil-A. And some might hate not having these socks.
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The Dish That Makes Gordon Ramsay Rethink His Omnivore Lifestyle
In a recent Instagram post that amused fans, Gordon Ramsay claimed that there's one dish that could almost (almost) make him give up eating tasty animals.
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A Ukrainian TikToker Revealed How Their Family Cooks In A Bomb Shelter
It might seem impossible to prepare a meal without a proper kitchen. But for TikToker Valeria Shashenok, all it takes is creativity and a good sense of humor.
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How Top Chef Changed Padma Lakshmi's Relationship With Food
Padma Lakshmi has a lot to say about how judging "Top Chef" has changed her eating habits. The celebrity chef spills on dieting and her daughter.
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The Sage Advice Andrew Zimmern Has For Rookie Restaurant Owners
"Bizarre Foods" star Andrew Zimmern offered up some advice to new restaurant owners trying to stay afloat as prices continue to soar.
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How Much Money Do Sushi Chefs Typically Make?
Today, with the sushi industry worth so much money, we can't help but ask: How much does a typical sushi chef get paid?
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Here's How Mary Berg Got Her Start In TV
Famed chef, series host, and author Mary Berg wasn't expecting to become a TV superstar when she got her big break on "MasterChef Canada" Season 3.
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Everything We Know About The Innovative 'Molecular Beverage Printer'
Cana claims that its toaster-sized molecular beverage printer being released in 2023 can give you just about any beverage that you could dream of.
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How To Spice Up Your St. Patrick's Day Cocktails, According To A Bar Owner
If you're toasting on St. Patrick's day, why not spice up your pint glass a little with a twist on a classic cocktail: the Irish Mary.
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How Lily Collins Changed Her Relationship With Food
Lily Collins acknowledged that it has taken her time to tweak her relationship with food and figure out what works best for her in terms of nutrition.
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Stanley Tucci Has His Own Cheese Wheel And Instagram Is Loving It
Stanley Tucci has taken a cheese wheel to new heights. The chef posted to Instagram, what can only be described as, carbonara and cheese heaven.
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How A California McDonald's Location Almost Became The First To Serve Alcohol
You won't find any McDonald's that sell alcohol in the U.S., but there actually was a moment when your dreams of Big Mac's and beer were almost a reality.
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Why One Louisiana Popeyes Location Has An Ironic Mascot
For one Louisiana Popeyes, there's one unofficial mascot who strolled up out of the blue and got the job. And it's a pretty ironic mascot.
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The Reason Black Ivory Coffee Costs About $1,000 Per Pound
The price of your average pound of coffee would pale in comparison to the price you'd pay for a single pound of Black Ivory Coffee -- a cool $1,000.
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Why Food Shortages Might Drag On For Years
Food supplies remain unstable throughout the U.S. and the world as a whole. Accordingly, discussions of food shortage and insecurity could drag on for years.
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The Reason A Former Guest Sued Rachael Ray's Show
One former guest on "The Rachael Ray Show" doesn't exactly view Ray in the most positive of lights. Find out why a teen once sued the series.
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Here's How The Burger King Whopper Was Created
It's a common joke that Burger King is always in McDonald's shadow. In the case of the Whopper, Burger King overshadowed competitors -- for a time, at least.
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Twitter Is Divided Over This Wisconsin Mustard Museum Sign
Mustard has a history of dividing America, but even so, the mustard-related debate currently taking place on Twitter may be a bit surprising.
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Costco Just Announced A Big Change Coming To Its Store Hours
Now that pandemic guidelines are loosening, businesses like Costco are desperate to get back to normal operations. But what does this mean for shoppers?
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The UK Just Got The First-Ever Vegan Burger King Location
What was once unthinkable for many has actually happened. Burger King has opened a fully vegan location in London's Leicester Square.
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How Often You Should Really Oil Your Cutting Board, According To Michael Symon
Celebrity chef Michael Symon tweets out tips to home cooks every so often. Recently, he revealed how often you should oil your wooden cutting board.
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Nearly 42% Said These Two Are The Best Sandwiches At McDonald's
We thought it was best to come right out and ask Americans which McDonald's sandwich is, in fact, their favorite. One of the winners was a bit surprising.
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