Ree Drummond's Transformation Is Seriously Turning Heads
It seems nearly impossible not to know about or be aware of The Pioneer Woman, Ree Drummond. But she wasn't looking for success when she first found it.
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The Discontinued Coke Product You've Probably Never Heard Of
The beverage industry has seen its fair share of hits and misses. But probably very few people miss this discontinued soda by Coca-Cola.
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What Valerie Bertinelli Really Thinks About Ina Garten
Valerie Bertinelli still considers herself a student in the culinary world and her thoughts on Ina Garten, another popular Food Network star, may surprise you.
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How Much Raising Cane's Employees Really Make
If your love for chicken fingers has caused you to consider taking on a job at Raising Cane's, you may want to know how much you might earn.
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The Truth About Florida Georgia Line's Whiskey
Capitalizing on their fame, the duo opened FGL House, a restaurant and club in Nashville, Tennessee, and launched their own whiskey, called Old Camp whiskey
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How Much It Really Costs To Open A Potbelly Franchise
One of the many avenues available to Americans who want to become their own boss (with some corporate oversight, some more slight than others) is franchising.
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The Surprising Amount Of Money Cracker Barrel Makes From Its Gift Shop
The first Cracker Barrel opened in Lebanon, Tennessee in September 1969. Before guests were seated, they passed through the establishment's country store.
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The Reason Steak 'N Shake Locations Have 'Takhomasak' Signs
Walk into any Steak 'n Shake, and your eye is sure to be drawn to the bright red neon signs that are blinking the strange word "Takhomasak."
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What You Didn't Know About Emmental Cheese
The term "Swiss cheese" can often conjure the dotted, thinly sliced, often slightly waxy, off-yellow cheese that is an immensely commonplace sandwich inclusion.
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The Reason Diet Coke Increases Your Craving For Calories
A few new studies show evidence that a serving of Diet Coke may just lead drinkers to eat more later on, thanks to the artificial sweeteners.
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Here's How Much Steak 'N Shake Employees Really Make
Is Steak 'n Shake a place that people actually want to work? If you were to base it off of the amount that they pay their employees, that answer could differ.
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How To Lose 'Guy's Grocery Games,' According To Guy Fieri
Guy's Grocery Games features four talented chefs competing for $20,000 in a high-stakes cooking competition, all going down at the grocery store.
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Everything You Need To Know About Food Network's New Show Chef Boot Camp
Another high-stakes, high-drama cooking show on the Food Network? Count us in.
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Alton Brown Just Announced A New North American Tour
This year, we may finally get back the live food and entertainment experiences we've craved, and Alton Brown is wasting no time in announcing an upcoming tour.
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Food Prices Will Continue To Rise In 2021. Here's Why
If it feels like you're getting less for your dollar at the grocery store, we're here to deliver the bad news: You're not imagining things.
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What You Never Knew About Amanda Freitag
Fans of celebrity chef Amanda Freitag of Chopped may not know that the Food Network star didn't plan to become a chef and that she hates cooking for herself.
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The Reason Greenpeace Is So Unhappy With Walmart
Greenpeace remains unhappy with Walmart as the chain's "plastic waste reduction commitments" have fallen short and not much has changed since GP's 2020 lawsuit.
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The Macho Man Randy Savage Cooking Show That Almost Existed
Macho Man Randy Savage was a one-man entertainment powerhouse. Back in the '90s, Savage starred in a cooking show that was not ready for prime time.
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The Reason People Are Trying To Sue McDonald's For Its Vanilla Cones
Here's the reason people are trying to sue McDonald's for its vanilla cones. The McDonald's class action lawsuit over vanilla cones has yet to be ruled on.
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How Much Uber Eats Employees Really Make
Uber Eats delivery workers are seen as contract workers rather than employees. Here's how much it pays to work for Uber Eats.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Eating Twix
If you find yourself torn between choosing the left or right side of a Twix candy bar, perhaps you should consider only eating one and avoid the second.
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This Is How Long Cabbage Actually Lasts In The Fridge
Let's be real: Cabbage does not get the credit it deserves. It is one of those vegetables that is too often overlooked for other, trendier greens.
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The Real Difference Between Soba And Udon Noodles
You've likely heard of both soba and udon noodles -- maybe you've even tried them. Both noodles are featured in a variety of Japanese dishes,.
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Here's Why Chick-Fil-A Drive-Thru Lines Can Be So Stressful
Chick-fil-A drive-thru lines are known for their speed. Here's why Chick-fil-A drive-thru lines can be so stressful, according to some customers.
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Aldi Fans Are Divided On Its Stackerz Potato Chips
Aldi fans are divided on its Stackerz potato chips, which are a take on Pringles or Lay's Stax chips. Here's what fans and critics said about Aldi's chips.
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How To Make Streusel Topping
Streusel is an incredibly easy and tasty topping to make at home with just a few ingredients in a matter of minutes. And trust us, it's worth it.
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The Trader Joe's Employee Fired For Requesting COVID-19 Protections Was Just Rehired
On March 3, Trader Joe's reinstated Ben Bonnema, the employee they fired for raising concerns about the inadequacy company's COVID safety measures.
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