Ben & Jerry's Is Bringing Back A Discontinued Fan Favorite
Ben & Jerry's fans who were actively exploring the brand's many pints a decade ago will likely remember the flavor that recently returned from the graveyard.
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Ukraine's Prime Minister Called Out Nestlé Over Its Business In Russia
Many U.S. companies have paused operations in Russia, but Nestlé hasn't. And Ukrainian Prime Minister Shmyhal is not happy about it. Here's what he tweeted.
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What Christina Tosi Says Her New Memoir Is Really About
For Christina Tosi, dessert is anything that can bring people together, and that means Tang Toast can be just as meaningful as a six-layer Milk Bar cake.
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How Chefs In Ukraine Are Aiding In The Fight Against Russia
As millions of people flee war-torn Ukraine, stories of humanitarian workers providing shelter and food for refugees abound.
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The James Beard Foundation Just Named Its 2022 Humanitarian Of The Year
This two-time James Beard Award winner has a list of accolades for her work with the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities.
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Turns Out, Guinness Was Right To Question The 'World's Largest Potato'
One New Zealand couple had their world record dreams dashed this week when they received news that their potentially record-shattering potato was an imposter.
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Chipotle's New Tortilla Chip Robot May Soon Be Behind The Counter
Chipotle is considering a new staff addition that could be a major game-changer -- and it's name is Chippy.
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The National Labor Relations Board Just Called Out A Phoenix Starbucks
Starbucks is facing accusations from the NLRB after two employees in a Phoenix, Arizona store claim they were punished for taking part in pro-union activities.
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Do Coors Light's Beer-Flavored Lollipops Contain Alcohol?
Some people prefer drinking from the can, others think the bottle is best. But now there's another way to enjoy Coors Light -- in the form of a lollipop.
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Martin Yan Just Won This Prestigious James Beard Award
PBS fans will be delighted to learn that a celebrated Chinese cooking pioneer Martin Yan just received one of the culinary world's greatest honors.
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What Is Bad Vegan's Sarma Melngailis Doing Now?
'Bad Vegan' on Netflix confirmed Salma Melngailis served three and a half months in prison. But what happened afterwards?
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Why A Ukrainian Brewery Is Asking Other Brewers To Make Its Beers
Before the war, Pravda produced 1 million liters of beer yearly. Now the Ukrainian brewery makes Molotov cocktails. Here's why other breweries make its beers.
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How Tom Colicchio And Dan Barber Are Trying To Save The Dairy Industry
Unable to compete with large organic dairy farms, many small Northeastern farms have little hope, but chefs Dan Barber and Tom Colicchio want to save them.
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Woodchuck's New Cider Flavors Are Inspired By These Brunch Classics
Fans of Woodchuck hard cider can start looking for the newest collection to hit shelves: The Brunch Box.
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Wyoming's New App Feature Wants To Help Residents Eat Roadkill
For Wyoming residents who really like to know where their food comes from, there's a new option available ... the side of a nearby highway.
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Your Vodka Cocktails Won't Be The Same After Adding This Unique Ingredient
Vodka is one of the most versatile spirits with which to experiment and set trends. Running low on ideas? This unique ingredient changes the game.
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Guinness Awarded This St. Patrick's Day Toast $50k
The Guinness Great Reunion Toast contest just made one American $50,000 richer. Tom Ponton of Columbia, Maryland tried his luck and won with this submission.
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Costco Shoppers Will Want To Know About This Organic Refried Bean Recall
Costco shoppers may want to scrutinize their pantry a little more closely this week following the recall of one of the retail chain's popular canned products.
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The Reason Bad Vegan's Sarma Melngailis Ate Chicken In Prison
During an interview, Sarma Melngailis confirmed she ate chicken amid her three-and-a-half month prison stay and explained why she did so.
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Alec Baldwin's Connection To The Bad Vegan Crime Story
But apart from a Domino's pizza leading to the arrest of the vegan restauranteur, 'Bad Vegan' viewers might be surprised by the Alec Baldwin connection.
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How Domino's Pizza Led To Bad Vegan's Sarma Melngailis' Downfall
Sarma Melngailis, the subject of the new Netflix documentary "Bad Vegan," was found after months on the run when authorities jumped on a curious takeout order.
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Why Papa John's Locations In Russia Have Stayed Open
For brands like Yum, Burger King, Subway and Papa John's pausing business in Russia is more complicated because the majority of their stores are franchises.
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You're Not Imagining It, There Really Are Less Chips In Your Bag Of Doritos
If that bag of Doritos you just bought feels a little lighter that you remember, that's probably because it is. Doritos has just decreased their nacho count.
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Puma's New Sneakers Are Inspired By This Fast Food Burger
If the brown, orange, and green color palette looks a bit familiar to you, that's because these Puma shoes are based off of Cheese Sliders.
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A Big Change Could Be Coming To The Way You Get Starbucks To-Go
Starbucks is trying to cut its carbon footprint in half by 2030 and is now testing a program to eliminate the waste caused by its iconic single-use cups.
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What You Need To Know About The Chocolate-Covered Espresso Bean Recall
If you've recently purchased chocolate-covered espresso beans, you're going to want to know about a recent recall of the popular candy.
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The Real Reason Subway Won't Be Leaving Russia Anytime Soon
Sandwich chain Subway has taken a stand on the war in Ukraine, but the company won't be ceasing its operations in Russia, at least not for now.
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