Michelin Has Finally Decided To Include Florida In Its US Guide
The Michelin guide has given stars and Bib Gourmand distinctions to Florida restaurants for the first time ever. Check out which eateries made the list.
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Jose Cuervo Wants To Help Tequila Fans Celebrate Summer VIP-Style
Jose Cuervo is celebrating summer, and its new tequila, Cuervo Tradicional Cristalino, by giving customers the chance to participate in exclusive experiences.
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The Reason Rice May Be The Next Victim Of Inflation
As inflation and other factors have driven up the price of grocery store staple foods in recent months, consumers may soon see the price of rice soar.
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Why Some German Brewers Are Begging You To Return Your Bottles
To curb the bottle shortage, German breweries are attempting to take advantage of the nation's bottle deposit system.
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José Andrés Is Bringing A New Restaurant To DC After Controversy
After a legal scuffle with the Trump Organization, José Andrés is finally opening a new D.C. restaurant. Learn what delayed this project for 7 years.
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Mexican Food Is Becoming More Popular Worldwide. Here's Why
Mexican and Mexican-inspired dishes are not only popular in North America, but all over the world. So, why is demand for the cuisine increasing rapidly?
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The Seattle Space Needle Is Suing A Small Coffee Shop. Here's Why
Although Seattle is widely known as America's coffee capital, the city's iconic landmark, the Space Needle, is suing a a small coffee shop over their logo.
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Coca-Cola Has Just Revealed A Classic Cocktail In A Can
Coca-Cola is teaming up with a brand to launch an exciting, canned cocktail in Mexico at the end of 2022. Here are all the details you'll want to know.
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New Survey Shows The Unexpected Vegetable America Loves Most
Vegetables are a food that can be difficult to convince others to eat. For National Eat Your Vegetable Day, a recent survey showed America's favorite veggie.
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Former McDonald's Russia Restaurants Reopen In Moscow Under New Name And Logo
The first rebranded restaurants of the former McDonald's Russia reopened in Moscow on June 12, completing the first high-profile pullout of a Western company.
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This Cookbook Was A Double-Winner At The 2022 James Beard Awards
The cookbook winner for the "Baking and Desserts" category at the 2022 James Beard Media Awards also took home another award as this year's "Emerging Voice."
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Why A California Bakery Gave Up Its Pursuit Of A Messy Muffin Trademark
Third Culture Bakery in Berkeley, California, had attempted to trademark a muffin name since 2018 but has since decided to abandon its pursuit. Here's why.
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New Study Finds A Link Between Tuna And Increased Cancer Risk
A new study published in Cancer Causes & Control found a possible link between fish consumption (including tuna) and an increased risk of developing melanoma.
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The Real Reason The Canned Food Market Has Been Booming
The canned food market has been trending upward over the last few years, in large part due to lockdowns making people realize a few things about canned foods.
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The Restaurant Formerly Known As McDonald's Russia Has A New Logo
In the days leading up to its reopening, the restaurant formerly known as McDonald's Russia has unveiled a new logo that's nothing like the Golden Arches.
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Whole Foods Shoppers Are Suing Amazon In Class-Action Suits. Here's Why
In two separate filings, Whole Foods shoppers are bringing forth proposed class-action lawsuits against Amazon; though filed separately, the issue is the same.
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The Unexpected Reason 25% Of People Gift Alcohol, According To Drizly
According to retailer Drizly, people are gifting alcohol even more today than in the past, and a quarter of those surveyed gave a surprising reason for why.
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Peet's Coffee Just Reached An Impressive Sustainability Milestone
Peet's Coffee, working with the coffee industry verification nonprofit Enveritas, just announced a sustainability milestone its customers can be proud of.
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Why People Are Likely To Cheat On Their Go-To Cocktail This Summer
Drizly's 2022 Consumer Trend Report just went public, and the results are in: Loyal sippers are more likely to cheat on their go-to cocktail while on vacation.
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Panera Is Testing New High-Tech Stores For Customers On-The-Go
Panera Bread is joining many other fast-casual dining restaurant chains by testing new high-tech locations for the convenience of customers that are on-the-go.
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A New Plant-Based Ice Cream Has A Totally Unexpected Ingredient
Later this summer, a new plant-based ice cream is coming to a Trader Joe's near you that promises the unreal: It never melts. What is the key ingredient?
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The Unexpected Number Of People Who Eat Very Few Vegetables
We all know vegetables are healthy, but that doesn't mean they're popular. Here's the number of people who named vegetables their least consumed food group.
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Sweetgreen's Summer Menu Features A New Take On Teriyaki
Whether you love or hate the salad craze, it's here to stay -- at least as far as Sweetgreen is concerned. Here's what you should know about the new menu items.
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Why Starbucks' Bathrooms May No Longer Be Open To The Public
Starbucks CEO, Howard Schultz, is reconsidering a bathroom policy due to safety concerns for employees. Here's what you should know about the policy's origins.
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Why New Zealand Farmers May Be Taxed For Gassy Livestock
Emissions from burping sheep and cows may seem trivial at first glance, but their impact adds up. Here's what New Zealand is doing about livestock emissions.
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How 2 Eleven Madison Park Chefs Are Going From Upscale To Casual
Two chefs who carry the cooking DNA of chef Daniel Humm are launching a Greenwich Village restaurant similar to Eleven Madison Park. Here are all the details.
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New Report Shares How Popular Hybrid Grocery Shopping Has Become
The Food Industry Association reports that a new phenomenon is taking shape called "hybrid shopping." Here's how likely you are to take part.
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