• The Real Reason There's An Absorbent Pad In Meat Packages

    When you buy meat, you've likely noticed the pad that comes in the packaging, and you've thrown it away without giving it any thought other than trying not to drip meat juice all over yourself, the floor, or the counter. However, the pad actually does serve an important purpose.

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  • The Truth About Chewable Coffee

    While some people are so caffeine-addicted that they keep a coffee maker by the bed, and others have invested in a remote coffee maker so that they can get a morning pot started while they're still under the covers. If that's not good enough, though, you can get chewable coffee to pop first thing.

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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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  • 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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  • Chick-Fil-A's Name Means More Than You Think

    If you live in a state with a Chick-fil-A, you've probably heard the fast food chain pronounced in a variety of ways. However, the company's website wants to set a couple of things straight relating to the name of the chain that had over 2,300 locations across the United States as of last year.

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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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  • Here's How Many Restaurants Guy Fieri Actually Runs

    If he were to drop in on any of his numerous restaurants, however, what are the odds that it would be the one you happen to be dining in? While a 2018 Delish article claims Fieri runs 63 restaurants, a check of his website shows he's currently up to 71 different restaurants and 14 different brands.

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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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  • The Real Reason You Should Put Capers On Pizza

    Capers are a common topping in traditional Italian pizzas, they should be considered for more widespread use. Combined with anchovies, they make a Pizza Napoli (via Inside the Rustic Kitchen) but can also be used to make any type of pizza a bit more interesting and flavorful.

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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 Never Throw Away Your Empty Sriracha Bottle

    Tran told Quartz his dream "was never to become a billionaire." He just wanted "to make enough fresh chili sauce so that everyone who wants Huy Fong can have it. Nothing more." Thankfully for us, he has done just that. However, hot sauce fanatics can go through bottles of Sriracha very quickly.

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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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