Velveeta Is Launching New Queso In 3 Classic Flavors
At long last, popular brand Velveeta is releasing ready-to-eat jars of queso in three flavors. These and other cheesy offerings will hit shelves in May 2024.
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Chipotle Responds To California Wage Hike By Raising Prices
When California increased wages for fast food workers, Chipotle decided to rise to the occasion in the sense that its menu prices rose in the state.
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Chipotle Does Away With Its Farmesa Fresh Eatery Concept
Chipotle wanted to see what Farmesa could bring to the table in a ghost kitchen collaboration. However, the concept has reached the end of the road.
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Domino's Customers Who Tip Delivery Drivers Will Get 'Tipped' In Return
Domino's has previously offered tips to customers as an apparent means to address delivery woes. Now in a similar move, it is encouraging people to tip drivers.
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Cold Stone's Take On The Choco Taco Is Returning To Stores Soon
If you were sad to see Klondike's Choco Taco discontinued, there's good news. Cold Stone Creamery's ice cream taco is returning for a limited time on April 30.
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Get A Taste Of Meteorite Vodka With The Latest Release From Pegasus Distillerie
In the crowded food and beverage markets, gimmicks are often needed to get eyes on new products. For Pegasus Distillerie, a space rock is the latest gimmick.
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Trader Joe's Garlic Bread Cheese Is Finally Returning To Stores
If you're a Trader Joe's fan, you know that beloved items often disappear. Luckily, that's not the case with Garlic Bread Cheese, which is returning to stores.
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Hot Ones' Heatonist Sauces Are Finally Launching In Popular Grocery Stores Nationwide
The popular YouTube interview show "Hot Ones" is defined largely by its impressive array of hot sauces. It will soon be easier than ever to sample those sauces.
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Oreo Teams Up With A Nostalgic Candy For Its First-Ever Sour Cookies
First they're sour. Then they're ... Oreos? While chocolate and sour treats typically stay in their separate lanes, the impossible is becoming a reality.
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Noma Projects Spills The Details On New Products And Potential Plans - Exclusive Interview
The Noma team shared insider tips, exclusive info about upcoming projects and products, and more during a visit to New York.
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9 Pizza Myths You Can Stop Believing, According To World Champion Pizzaiolo Tony Gemignani
When it comes to crafting pizza, there is a library's worth of research. Yet, that doesn't stop myths from spreading. We talked with an expert to clear the air.
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Chipotle Expands To Kuwait, Its First International Location In A Decade
Chipotle's new location in Kuwait City is the first of four locations expected to open in the Middle East by the end of the year.
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Red Lobster's Unpaid Bills Seem Almost As Endless As Its Shrimp
Red Lobster has been facing financial woes for a while, and their contractors are feeling the squeeze of the seafood chain's unpaid bills.
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Taco Bell Welcomes Back Nacho Fries With Secret Aardvark Collab
If this announcement rings a (taco bell), it's because Nacho fries have come and gone nearly a dozen times. This return is marked by a Secret Aardvark collab.
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Bird Flu Cases In Cows Lead Michigan Officials To Issue Raw Milk Warning
The avian flu doesn't just spread between birds. It can impact cattle and has done so in multiple states. This has caused concerns about raw milk.
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Truff Debuts Its Hottest Hot Sauce Ever With A Star Wars Dark Side Theme
Since surging in popularity with black truffle-infused hot sauce, Truff hasn't slowed down on new product releases. The latest is a collab with "Star Wars."
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Why Your Starbucks Cold Cups Are About To Look Different
We're always on the lookout for Starbucks innovations when it comes to tasty new beverages, but this time it's the actual disposable cups that are changing.
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Trader Joe's Recalls Organic Basil In Most States Due To Salmonella Risk
If you recently purchased and consumed basil from Trader Joe's, you might be at risk of contracting salmonella. Discard or return the project to the store.
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Pepsi Teams Up With Bobby Flay For 2 Limited-Edition Summertime Flavors
If you're a fan of grilling and soda, get excited. Pepsi has partnered with celebrity chef Bobby Flay to release two summery new limited-edition cola flavors.
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After David Chang's Chili Crunch Fiasco, Fly By Jing Makes Moves To Increase Accessibility
Amid the chili crunch fiasco, Fly By Jing, a brand known for Sichuan chili crisp products, has emerged as a hero and voice amongst AA and NHPI small businesses.
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Why Costco Shoppers Aren't Running To Buy The New Bacon Cheddar Burger Kits
Costco has released a new Bacon Cheddar Burger kit - but shoppers on Reddit are far from excited about it. So, why isn't the wholesale store's kit a hit?
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McDonald's Has A New Crispy Chicken Sandwich For Cajun Food Lovers
McDonald's is at it again with a new menu item that improves upon the standard McCrispy chicken sandwich - this time with an elevated level of heat.
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Starbucks Launches Spicy Refreshers In 3 Flavors And A New Cold Foam
On April 16, Starbucks is joining in on the "swicy" trend by releasing three new sweet and spicy Lemonade Refreshers alongside a new Spicy Cream Cold Foam.
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Dave & Buster's Adds More Than 20 New Food And Drink Items To Menu
Dave & Buster's doesn't just want you to play its arcade games. It wants to up its game in the food and drink department by offering more than 20 new items.
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Momofuku Will No Longer Wage Its 'Chili Crunch' Trademark War
In the Momofuku trademark battle over chili crunch, culinary Goliath David Chang tried to cow owners of smaller businesses. Now, their beef has seemingly ended.
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Doritos Launches New Baja Blast-Inspired Chips
In a collab that's destined to get people excited, Frito-Lay and Mountain Dew have come together to create a new flavor of Doritos chips inspired by Baja Blast.
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Quaker Oats Plant Closes After Dozens Of Products Recalled
After 55 years in operation, a Quaker Oats plant in Danville, Illinois, is closing as a result of revenue loss due to ongoing product recalls.
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