France Is Making A Big Change To The Way It Packages Fresh Produce
France has implemented a slew of new limitations on the use of plastic packaging on produce, as part of a massive effort to reduce plastic waste overall.
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Aaron May Is The Latest Celebrity Chef To Embrace The Cannabis Industry
In true Aaron May fashion, the chef has decided to bring his creative talents to the world of cannabis-infused cooking by officially teaming up with LastLeaf.
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Trader Joe's Wants Your Vote For Its Annual Customer Choice Awards
Recently the Trader Joe's took to Instagram, asking followers to once again cast their vote online for the 13th annual Customer Choice Awards.
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Brand-New Goldfish Crackers Are Geared Toward Grown-Up Tastes
Pepperidge Farm is introducing new Goldfish Mega Bites that are "designed specifically to fit adult palates and larger hands."
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Oreo Is Celebrating Its 110 Birthday With A Festive New Flavor
Oreo is celebrating its 110th birthday with the release of a fun new flavor inspired by a classic birthday treat that's likely to cause a stir among fans.
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Queen Elizabeth Is Asking UK Residents To Create The Perfect Pudding
Queen Elizabeth will be the first British Monarch to celebrate a 70 year reign, and what better way to commemorate that than a nationwide pudding competition?
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The Decadent New Girl Scout Cookie Is Finally Available
Inspired by brownies bites and named for the adventures Girl Scouts embark on, the new cookie is perfect for those who are craving chocolate and caramel.
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What A Recent Ruling Could Mean For One Of Your Favorite Swiss Cheeses
You can imagine how horrified the Swiss might have felt when a U.S. District Court in Virginia ruled that gruyere cheese doesn't have to come from Gruyères.
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The Unexpected Reason Taco Bell's New Meal Subscription Has Twitter Divided
A recent Twitter post suggesting an altruistic use for Taco Bells new "taco lover's" subscription service has people debating the pros and cons.
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Here's Why 28,000 Pounds Of Ground Beef Were Just Recalled
The USDA recently announced a major recall of 28,000 pounds of ground beef produced by Interstate Meat Dist. Inc. that may be contaminated by E. coli.
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The Big Change Coming To Your Bottle Of California Olive Oil
The state of California has passed a law that protects its olive oils. Here's what that could mean.
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You Might Want To Order Your King Cake Early This Mardi Gras. Here's Why
The pandemic is the ultimate party foul, and now it's after our king cake.
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The Reason Sushi Prices Are Soaring Isn't What You Think
Restaurants are having to adjust the prices of their sushi; not just because seafood is expensive, but because there is a diminishing supply of sushi rice.
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Alison Roman's New CNN Cooking Show Will Have A Personal Twist
According to a CNN press release, author, cook, and influencer Alison Roman has partnered with CNN+ to create a program that reflects her individual style.
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The Unexpected Inspiration For Martha Stewart's New Las Vegas Restaurant
Martha Stewart is just full of surprises, and she's at it again opening an unexpected restaurant in the culinary Mecca of Las Vegas.
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New Research Reveals The Ugly Truth For Fast Food Workers During The Pandemic
To quantify just how badly COVID-19 affected fast food workers, UCLA Labor Center conducted a survey. The reality is more shocking than you might have guessed.
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Why Some Chinese Consumers Don't Trust The Food In Their Grocery Stores
Consumers in China have seen multiple food scares in their lifetimes, the scale and seriousness of which can make some food recalls pale in comparison.
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The Real Reason Small Dairy Farms Are Rapidly Closing
For years small farms have been responsible for most of the organic milk products in the U.S., however, there has been a rise in "mega-organic dairy farms."
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New Research Proves There Really Is No Cure For A Hangover
Some aims in life just seem too good to find. If you're searching for the perfect, surefire way to cure a hangover, scientists have some really bad news.
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Feedfeed Is Under Fire For Some Serious Allegations
It was meant to be a virtual place for people who both loved to cook and spend time on social media, but its ex-workers are suing Feedfeed for discrimination
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Starbucks' Most-Hyped Winter Menu Item Is Returning In 2022
Starbucks is bringin back this seasonal flavored latte that has been generating a serious amount of buzz and attracting legions of fans since its debut.
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Here's What The USDA's New 'Bioengineered' Label On Your Food Really Means
If you're an avid food label reader, pull up a chair because you have some research to do, thanks to the new bioengineered food label requirement in the U.S.
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Everything We Know About Dunkin's 2021 Holiday Drink Menu
Get your taste buds ready for the season, and don't wait to visit your local Dunkin' now that this popular coffee and donut chain's holiday menu is out.
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Everything We Know About Starbucks' 2021 Holiday Drink Menu
When holiday drinks roll out, that means it's red cup season — something no dedicated Starbucks rewards member or mega-fan of the coffee chain wants to miss.
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What Is Zima?
Zima, the crystal clear 90s cult beverage is back on store shelves in time for summer, but only for a limited run.
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Does Dark Roast Coffee Have More Caffeine Than Light Roast?
Many of us believe that dark roast coffee beans have more caffeine, but do they really give us a better buzz than their light or medium roast counterparts?
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Taco Bell Now Has A Wedding Chapel
Add this to the list of the strangest places on earth to get married: Taco Bell. The fast-food joint is opening a chapel in its new Las Vegas restaurant.
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