Noodles & Co Is Making A Big Donation For Pride Month
Noodles & Company is kicking off Pride Month early this year, announcing that it will be expanding a program launched in 2021 to support workplace diversity.
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Study Shows How The Presence Of Strangers Could Affect Food Choices
Aristotle famously labeled humans as social animals, and in American culture, much of socialization centers around a meal.
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How Pecan Pie Became A Thanksgiving Tradition
Every year, Americans gather around their dining tables to celebrate Thanksgiving. But how did the humble pecan pie become a staple of this annual feast?
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You'll No Longer Be Able To Get Starbucks In Russia. Here's Why
As Russia's war on neighboring Ukraine approaches its fourth month, Starbucks has announced some serious news.
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The President That Allegedly Helped Maxwell House Coffee Get Its Slogan
Maxwell House's "good to the last drop" is one of the rare slogans that has endured, and as legend tells it, one U.S. president was instrumental in its origin.
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How Corporate Greed May Have Led To The Baby Formula Shortage
Reports on the condition of Abbott Laboratories' Sturgis factory and the company's actions leading up to the baby formula recall point to profits over safety.
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Why The FDA Has Decided Not To Ban Phthalates In Food Packaging
The FDA's response to three separate petitions on phthalates and food packaging has left organizations outraged and demanding answers over the limited ban.
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Why Bees Are So Vital To The Food Chain?
Every year in May, the UN celebrates World Bee Day to shine a light on the role (and plight) of the pollinators that so many organisms depend on.
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Boomchickapop Wants You To Propose With Popcorn
There's a new option for the romantic foodies out there hoping to settle down from popcorn brand Angie's Boomchickapop and jeweler Stephanie Gottlieb.
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Why Did The Tabs On Beverage Cans Change?
While you may not remember, the iconic tab can opening, commonly used for soft drinks or beer, has gone through some major upgrades throughout the years.
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Can Robotic Beehives Help End The Global Food Shortage?
In a 12-square-meter box called a Beehome, a system of robots and AI work together to play host to thousands of honeybees.
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The Clever Way Some Cheesemakers Are Fighting Cheese Fraud
Cheesemakers of Parmigiano Reggiano are fighting fraud with this clever technology.
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Joyce Chen's Important Impact On American Cooking
Joyce Chen may not be a household name like her contemporary, Julia Child, but her impact on American cooking might be just as important.
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The Real Difference Between Farmed And Wild Oysters
Whether they're served on the half-shell, fried to perfection, or added to a stew, the oyster, both wild and farmed, has made a big comeback in recent years.
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How Much Water You Should Actually Be Drinking Every Day
Too much, too little, or just enough? Everyone needs just the right water intake each day in order to maintain good health and stay sufficiently hydrated.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Fruit Before A Meal
When is the best time to eat fruit? Here's why some people say you should eat it before a meal.
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The Baby Formula Shortage May Be Over Sooner Than Anticipated. Here's Why
Parents can breathe a little easier. The baby formula shortage rocking the country may be resolved sooner than anticipated. Here are the latest developments.
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The Mysterious Origins Of Chicken And Waffles
Chicken and waffles is a study in contrasts. That leads to one big mystery: When and where did this mashup happen and who brought these dishes together?
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Can You Still Buy Yogos?
When the yogurt-covered fruit snacks were first introduced by Kellogg's in 2005, they were apparently all the rage.
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You'll No Longer Be Able To Eat McDonald's In Russia. Here's Why
Opened in the '90s, McDonald's first Russian location was a symbol of changing times. Now, Russians won't have access to the iconic fast food, and here's why.
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The Last-Minute Switch That Led To The Creation Of Chocolate Chips
Chocolate chips may be a pantry staple today but was the original iconic cookie recipe the result of a last-minute recipe switch?
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16 Paleo-Friendly Fast Food Options That Won't Ruin Your Diet
For paleo eaters, fast food chains can be tricky. To learn all about the best paleo-friendly items, read this article to get the inside scoop.
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Can You Still Buy 3D Doritos?
There's a hunger for the '90s era's best snacks. One of the most notable of the era was 3D Doritos. Here's what you should know about the once-beloved snack.
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How A Tainted Can Of Olives Led To The US Food Safety System
The urgent response from health officials to a 1919 deadly outbreak caused by a tainted can of olives would be the turning point for food safety in the U.S.
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Why Wheat Thins Are Actually Banned In Some Other Countries
While European convenience stores are a treasure trove of savory snacks, there's one classic American cracker you find on many shelves abroad: Wheat Thins.
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The Perfect Pudding Has Been Chosen For Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee
Fortnum and Mason held a competition to find the perfect pudding for the Queen's platinum jubilee. Here's everything you should know about the chosen pudding.
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The Real Reason Americans Often Associate Pineapples With Hawaii
Though pineapples are not native to the islands, in the minds of many Americans the fruit is tied to the state of Hawaii thanks to one man.
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