Survey Reveals Consumers' Least Favorite Alcoholic Drink To Celebrate With
Wine, either of the red or white variety, earned runner-up status with the support of 26.36% (165 votes). Get details on how other respondents voted.
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Ina Garten Is Serving This Summery Cocktail For The 4th Of July
If you want to try a fun summertime twist that will delight your party guests for the 4th of July, Ina Garten is making this tasty cocktail for the occasion.
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How One Texas Brewery Is Making Hot Dog-Flavored Hard Seltzer
Craft breweries around the country are experimenting with different flavor combinations. There is one Texas brewery is making a hot dog-flavored hard seltzer.
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The Real Reason Sukiyabashi Jiro No Longer Has Its Michelin Stars
Top-notch technique earned Sukiyabashi Jiro as the first sushi restaurant to get three Michelin stars, but the reason its stars dropped in 2019 may shock you.
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Why General Mills Is Expecting The Next Year To Be Rocky
Food giant General Mills has issued a troubling prediction about the state of the food industry in the coming year. Here's what consumers need to know.
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Ben & Jerry's Is Headed Back To Israel Under New Name Despite Objections
Unilever has reached a deal to resume sales of the iconic ice cream flavors throughout Israel and Palestine despite objections from the brand's management.
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Why Restaurants Should Be Treating Delivery Equal To In-Person Dining
The pandemic lockdowns fueled a huge demand for delivery food, which has changed the industry for good. Now, restaurants can't ignore delivery any longer.
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Almost 40% Of People Agree This Is The Go-To Salad For Barbecues
To get to the bottom of this cookout conundrum, we polled a group of BBQ enthusiasts and asked, "Which is your go-to salad for barbecues?"
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Twitter Is Baffled By The New York Times' Electric Kettle Coverage
A recent piece from the New York Times is enjoying a thorough virtual roasting from Twitter users, and now it's time to spill the tea.
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Coca-Cola's New Marshmello Collab Flavor Is Not What You'd Expect
You might assume that if artist Marshmello were to collab with Coca-Cola, it would involve the gooey snack in some way, but the collab isn't what you'd expect.
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What You Need To Know About California's New Cantaloupe Buying Tips
Cantaloupe growers are now recommending a whole new set of guidelines for selecting a great melon at the store.
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Wine And Whiskey Scammers Allegedly Stole $13 Million From Investors
Wine markets have boomed in recent years, but a recent $13 million whiskey and wine scam illustrated that not all alcohol investments are created equal.
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Why The Frozen Food Industry Is Booming Globally
Frozen foods might seem like a trend from the past, but sales are growing around the globe. Here's why more people are looking in the freezer for dinner.
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The Rebirth Of Honest Tea Is Nearly Complete With New Branding
Seth Goldman is launching a new brand to carry on Honest Tea's legacy. Now that brand has a name, which brings it one step closer to its eventual launch date.
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Why Clif Bars Will No Longer Be Labeled 'Nutritious'
Energy bar giant Clif is facing backlash for using purportedly misleading advertising to oversell the "wellness" benefits of a high-sugar product. Details here.
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Baskin-Robbins' July Ice Cream Takes Classic S'mores To The Next Level
This year has been huge for Baskin-Robbins. And now, in the sweetest collaboration in nearly 80 years ago, Baskin-Robbins is introducing a new flavor.
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New Survey Shows How Often People Typically Eat Out
Eating out or dining in is a dilemma that many Americans are faced with after a hard day at work. Now, the results are is as to what Americans are choosing.
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The World Bank Is Loaning Egypt $500 Million For Wheat. Here's Why
The wheat supply crisis is affecting the whole world due to, among other things, the Russia-Ukraine crisis. Here's why Egypt is getting $500 million for wheat.
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How Fast Food Kitchens Are Evolving For The Modern World
As fast food restaurants struggle to find new employees, some are turning to technology - automation, Bluetooth, and robotics - to bridge the gap.
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Argentina May No Longer Be The Answer To The Global Wheat Shortage
This hopeful expectation of increased Argentine wheat capacity comes from the record 22.4 million tons of wheat harvested in Argentina in 2021 and 2022.
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Why The UN Will Fall Short On Its Promise To End World Hunger
The UN had set goals to end world hunger by 2030. Although progress has been made, the organization recently revealed it's not on track to hit that target.
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Frito-Lay Just Shed Some Light On How We Choose Snacks
Frito-Lay recently released their summer trend index for 2022, and it contains insights into what the average consumer considers when reaching for a snack.
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Italy's Po Valley Is Facing A New Threat To Its Already Damaged Crops
The Italian Po Valley produces large swaths of crops that contribute to the country's food exports. Here's what's happening to their already damaged crops.
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Why Creminelli's Parmesan Salami Sticks Are Being Recalled
Creminelli Fine Meats has announced it is recalling its mini Parmesan salami sticks due to misbranding Find out what may have found its way into the pouches.
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Survey Reveals This Summer Treat Makes Americans Feel Young
Summer is a time that makes many nostalgic for the days of their youth. A recent survey found that this hot weather treat makes Americans feel young again.
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Daily Harvest Is Being Sued Over Its Lentil And Leek Crumbles Recall
Daily Harvest voluntarily recalled one of its crumble products connected to medical problems, which are confusing doctors. Now, one consumer is suing.
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New Survey Shows Plant-Based Chicken Needs A Better Label
An increasing number of alternative proteins available means that those products are more easily confused with real meat, and this survey's findings prove it.
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