The James Beard Awards' 2023 Chef And Restaurant Nominees
Here's the scoop on the 2023 James Beard Award nominees for Emerging Chef, Best New Restaurant, Outstanding Chef, and Outstanding Restaurant.
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Cal-Maine Is Reporting Record Profits Despite Egg Shortage. Here's Why
The largest egg supplier is reporting record profits despite the shortage of eggs. Here's why many are suspicious of Cal-Maine's pricing practices.
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Pepsi Is Updating Its Logo For The First Time Since 2008
Pepsi announced the debut of its first new logo since 2008. The change goes deeper than that, with the logo as one part of a complete visual identity refresh.
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Italy Bans Lab-Produced Food To Protect Culinary Heritage
Italy's nationalist party head has approved a bill that could ban lab-grown food and animal feed in the country, sparking debate over progress vs. tradition.
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On The Rocks To Debut Ready-To-Drink Midori Sour Cocktail
The 80s are back with a vengeance, and the Midori Sour is leading the charge. On The Rocks is releasing the first-ever bottled version of the iconic cocktail.
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23 Restaurants In Great Britain And Ireland Received 2023 Michelin Stars
The Michelin Guide has awarded 23 new stars to restaurants in Great Britain and Ireland. See which will become the new hotspots and which suffered demotions.
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New Kellogg's Rice Krispies Candy Bar Is Coming In 2 Flavors
For lovers and fans of Kellogg's Rice Krispies, its newest candy bar will be a huge treat offered in two flavors. Here's what you can expect to experience.
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Starbucks Allegedly Broke The Law By Refusing Union Zoom Meetings
Starbucks has been accused of violating federal labor laws for refusing to engage in union negotiations virtually. See how both parties are responding.
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A Meat Startup Revived The Wooly Mammoth In Meatball Form
Scientists at meat startup, Vow, have used DNA from the extinct woolly mammoth to recreate its meat which has now been formed into a compact meatball.
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Some British Honey Isn't Authentic, According To Recent Tests
A new study by the European Commission's food fraud network suggests the honey you're mixing in your tea or spreading on bread may not be as pure as you think.
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Krispy Kreme Introduces 4 New Mini Donuts For Spring
Spring is a season for new things and what better way to celebrate than with new mini donuts from Krispy Kreme? Here's what to expect from this cute launch.
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Din Tai Fung Mourns The Loss Of Founder Yang Bing-Yi At 96
Din Tai Fung mourns the loss of founder Yang Bing-yi at 96, remembering the man who brought soup dumplings to America.
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Limited-Time Strawberry Biscuits Are Coming To Popeyes
In 2022, Popeyes surprised a few lucky customers with a new strawberry biscuit. Now the company is pushing a limited-time rollout of the item nationwide.
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Nestlé Reports That Products Rated As 'Healthy' Make Up 37% Of Its Sales
Since it's one of the biggest food brands on the planet, Nestlé's stated commitment to nutrition improvement matters – as do benchmark stats of accountability.
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OpenTable Plans On Having ChatGPT Make Restaurant Recommendations
While some people may have reservations about AI, online reservation company OpenTable announced it has partnered with ChatGPT to help recommend restaurants.
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How Dubious Cyber Activity Hindered Restaurant Operations Across The US
The importance of food distributors is never more evident than when supplies are unavailable, and that was the case for many restaurants last week.
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Death Toll Uncertain After A Major Palmer Candy Factory Explosion
Tragedy has struck an R.M. Palmer factory famous for making chocolate candy, as well as chocolate Easter bunnies, in West Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Wendy's Continues History Of Jabs At McDonald's With New Chicken Wrap
Wendy's has fun at the expense of its competition, especially if that competition happens to be McDonald's. Its new chicken wrap is just the latest example.
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BurgerFi Predicts Growth Despite Financial Woes And Closures
It's been a tough year for the fast-food industry. But it looks like the tide might finally be beginning to shift for BurgerFi. Here's what changed.
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Gluten-Free Reese's Pieces Brownie Brittle Recalled Over Unlisted Wheat
A recent recall revealed that some packages of Gluten-Free Reese's Pieces Brownie Brittle may contain a product that is not, in fact, gluten-free.
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How Gordon Ramsay Makes 'Premiere League' Feta Canapés - Exclusive
Gordon Ramsay thinks feta cheese is worth talking about and gave us a simple-to-make, 'five-star restaurant' feta canapé suggestion to prove it.
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The Rookie Mistake Chefs Make With Gordon Ramsay's Filet Mignon - Exclusive
Gordom Ramsay says the number one novice mess-up that his chefs make when prepping a filet mignon has little to do with the seasoning or cooking process at all.
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Panera Bread Is Testing New Palm-Reading Payment Tech
If you thought Panera Bread couldn't get any better at providing quick service, think again. Here's the lowdown on its new palm-reading payment tech.
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The FDA Proposed New Salt Substitute Rules To Improve Nutrition
The FDA is proposing new guidelines to promote salt substitutes in processed foods to combat chronic illnesses caused by the excessive consumption of sodium.
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Oakland Trader Joe's To Hold Historic Union Vote After Rat Infestation
A location in Oakland, California is looking capture some momentum and score a big win for Trader Joe's employees and grocery workers everywhere.
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Starbucks' Union Handed Over Its Demands In Recent Meeting
To counteract the resistance from Starbucks, the union recently handed in its demands in a recent meeting. Here's the lowdown on what happened.
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Arby's Mourns The Loss Of Co-Founder Leroy Raffel, Age 96
The fast food industry mourns the passing of Leroy Raffel, co-founder of the original Arby's, whose legacy forever impacted the restaurant scene.
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