Publix Employees Are Ridiculing This 'Propaganda' Training Video
Publix Supermarkets is getting dragged by some employees since they viewed an underwhelming new employee benefits video. Many are dubbing it "propaganda."
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The Humble Beginnings Of The Aldi Brothers
Owing to the success of discount chains such as Aldi, traditional grocers are being forced to fight the wave of high quality goods sold at absurdly low prices.
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The Reason Garlic Was Called 'Russian Penicillin' In WWII
Our ancestors amassed copious amounts of helpful information, utilizing nature's bounty to treat a wide variety of conditions. Garlic wasn't just for flavor.
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Costco Shoppers Are Loving These Cheesy Bacon-Wrapped Jalapeños
We continue to see hot takes on this iconic finger food, and now we can finally bring home the latest improvement on jalapeño poppers, thanks to Costco.
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The Secret To Getting Perfectly Crispy Fries From Five Guys
Five Guys fries are special. Art? Or science? We're not sure. Perhaps it's a little of both. Or maybe it's the fact that the chain doesn't start with frozen.
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This Is The Food That Pairs Best With Champagne
Everyone enjoys a nice glass of champagne, but what should you eat with it? We take a look at the food that pairs the best with your favorite champagne.
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The Creative Solution This Dad Made For Pandemic Trick-Or-Treating
One Cincinnati man, Andrew Beattie, rose to the challenge of innovation to allow trick-or-treating to continue during the pandemic.
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Here's How Buffalo Wild Wings Got Its Name
Though your neighborhood sports bar will serve up a heaping batch of wings, one of the most popular chains for the spicy chicken snack is Buffalo Wild Wings.
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What You Should Know Before Buying A Grill Brush
One thing that holds certain for all outdoor grills (and small indoor ones as well) is that folks should never skimp on the cleaning process -- including tools.
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The Real Reason Your Kitchen Still Smells Like Fish
There are several disadvantages to cooking at home, like being stuck with a mountain of dishes after cooking, and also one of the biggest factors -- the smell.
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Did A Real Doctor Inspire Dr Pepper's Name?
Where does the "Dr" part of the name come in? Who was the original "Dr Pepper," if there even was one, and what's their connection to a drugstore soda pop?
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The Untold Truth Of Giada De Laurentiis' Aunt Raffy
Anyone familiar with Giada De Laurentiis' cooking shows is sure to know the familiar face of her Aunt Raffy. But who exactly is Giada's beloved Aunt Raffy?
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If You've Ever Wanted To Drive A Giant Hot Dog Or Peanut, Now's Your Chance
"This opportunity is everything it's cracked up to be," one former employee is quoted saying. "People love Mr. Peanut and the NUTmobile wherever we go."
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This Is Iron Chef Marc Forgione's Ultimate Secret Ingredient
If there's one thing Marc Forgione knows, it's how to make a good meal. The "Iron Chef" winner began his cooking career at the mere age of 16. Go-to ingredient?
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The Disturbing Truth About 'Formaldehyde Hunger'
According to a recent research article, medical students have experienced incessant food cravings in the immediate aftermath of dissecting a dead body.
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Why Dippin' Dots Nearly Went Bankrupt
Dippin' Dots filed a lawsuit against competitor Mini Melts in 1996 which led to nine years of litigation and an eventual loss due to a patent technicality.
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These Festive Cookie Trays From Costco Are A Total Steal
If you just feel too tired to bake like you used to, Costco has given us the answer in one of their hot, new -- dare we say sweet? -- products.
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Woman Says Spicy Chick-Fil-A Sandwich Sent Her Into Labor
There are all kinds of myths out there about how various foods have an impact on the human body. One woman has a firm belief in food starting her labor.
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This Is The Best Fast Food Hot Dog
Whether you're a fan of mustard or plain old ketchup or like to keep things classic, few things in the world are as satisfying as a well-prepared hot dog.
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Upgrade Your Grilled Cheese With These Italian-Inspired Ingredients
The popular grilled cheese sandwich has undergone various transitions, with homemakers and celebrity chefs attempting to take the sandwich to the next level.
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The Real Reason Charcuterie Boards Are So Popular
It seems as though intricately crafted charcuterie boards are everywhere these days.
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Everything You Didn't Know About Corned Beef And Cabbage
Corned beef and cabbage is served across the United States on St. Patrick's Day, considered by many to be the quintessential Irish meal. But is it really?
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Do You Really Need A Roasting Rack To Cook Turkey?
Part of the reason why turkeys usually turn out no-so-great is that there are so many things that can go wrong. It's definitely a labor of love.
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Aldi Was Just Named This Country's Most Popular Grocery Store
Despite the number of dedicated Aldi fans in the United States, another country has even more Aldi customers.
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TikTok Is Loving This Simple Hot Dog Picnic Hack
Hot dog lovers around the globe are knocking their noggins in disbelief at the sheer genius of TikTok user Andrew Ramsay's simple picnic hack.
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The Untold Truth Of Daniela Soto-Innes
The story of Daniela Soto-Innes sounds like a fairy tale. But the 30-year-old veteran chef is no Cinderella. She beat the odds with hard work and talent.
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The Massive Amount Of Hard-Boiled Eggs White House Chefs Have To Make For Easter
The White House Easter Egg Roll was started by President Rutherford B. Hayes in 1878. It has grown significantly, and is now attended by over 200,000 people.
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