Why Spain's Coveted Jamón Ibérico Could Disappear Forever
Spanish jamón ibérico is pure luxury. The melt-in-your-mouth ham is the end result of a long process, one that has taken centuries to perfect.
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Salt & Straw Doesn't Want Bug-Filled Ice Cream To Make You Scream
As companies release their fall-themed items this year, one ice cream simply screams Halloween. Learn about Salt & Straw's bug-filled ice cream flavor.
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Amazon Will Soon Charge Prime Members For Some Grocery Deliveries
Amazon Prime members got a bit of bad news last week when the retail giant announced that soon free shipping on small grocery orders would no longer be offered.
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Oscar Mayer Takes An Unexpected Foray Into The Beauty World
Oscar Mayer (the brand behind many of those childhood deli meat faces) is tapping into nostalgia with a new product that's anything but edible.
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Trader Joe's New Chocolate Crepe Wafer Cookies Are Getting Rave Reviews
The latest product hitting Trader Joe's shelves with amazing reviews, the French Chocolate Crepe Wafer Cookies, is actually a new spin on an existing cookie.
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Why The US Is Still Facing Food Shortages Caused By COVID-19
Though you might believe the backlogged supply chain caused by COVID-19 is responsible for empty grocery store shelves, that is actually only part of the issue.
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New Study Reveals Truth About Drinking Alcohol And Heart Health
Despite the age-old belief that a glass of wine a day could potentially bolster heart health, new evidence suggests that this healthful reputation is a sham.
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Peroni's New Perfume Collab Is Inspired By These Beer Cocktails
There are many different brands that have collaborated to create perfumes. Italian beer company Peroni has entered into a collaboration to create perfumes.
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Fireball Is Facing A Major Lawsuit Over Its Mini Bottles
Although small in size, Fireball's mini bottles are causing many to question what they're made of. Here's why the whisky company is facing a major lawsuit.
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Jars Of Rao's Soup Recalled For Containing The Wrong Food And An Allergen
What seems relatively inconsequential to one person may be life-threatening to another, as with a new alert regarding Rao's soup. Here's what you need to know.
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Sara Lee's New White Bread Contains Vegetables And Vitamins
Sara Lee has listened to recent consumer demands by offering lines of healthier breads, like Artesano and Delightful, but now it's adding vegetables to the mix.
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Chipotle Hopes To Hire 15,000 New Employees Ahead Of Burrito Season
The U.S. job market is a many-headed hydra, and as a many-burrito-ed season approaches, Chipotle is trying to attract thousands of new employees.
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McDonald's New Test Lids Are All About Sustainability
Single-use plastics are wasteful and quite damaging to the environment. McDonald's is testing new lids in hopes of lessening its contribution to the problem.
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The Shake Shack Potato Roll Controversy, Explained
Shake Shack is facing public pressure to cut ties with Martin's — its supplier of potato rolls — due to an upcoming gubernatorial election in Pennsylvania.
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This Classic Babybel Product Is Going Vegan
Bel Brands USA, maker of Babybel, announced its upcoming lineup of plant-based cheeses that mimic the originals, including the famed Babybel cheese snack.
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McDonald's President Spoke Out Against California's New Fast Food Law
As California's FAST Act goes to referendum, McDonald's president, Joe Erlinger, has written an open letter outlining his stance on a $22 minimum wage.
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Proud Mary Café To Sell Award-Winning Coffee For $150 Per Cup
Although award-winning, you may be curious as to how coffee can be sold at $150 per cup. Here's why Proud Mary café is selling this special variety of beans.
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A Look Into Why The Kroger-Albertsons Merger Hasn't Happened Yet
It's not just regulators that could scuttle the merger. The financial implications of the deal are enormously complex and complicated further by debt.
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How California Employers Failed To Protect Food Workers From COVID
The food industry was heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. A recent report shows that California employers failed to protect its essential food workers.
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Why Profits Are Down For Keurig Dr. Pepper After Price Increases
While many brands are boasting higher profits, Keurig Dr. Pepper hasn't been quite has lucky, despite price increases. Here is why its profits are down.
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Why Grocery Stores Are Employing More Dietitians Than Ever
Alongside the pandemic, grocery stores have begun employing dietitians in record numbers. Learn more about why this trend has taken off.
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The California Pizza Shop Yelp Named The Best In The US
Despite the intense debate between New York and Chicago styles pizzas, it was a California spot with a global influence that took the top spot on Yelp's list.
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Buffalo Trace Bourbon Hit A Major Milestone After $1 Billion Expansion
At the same time that Buffalo Trace Bourbon has doubled down with a $1.2 billion investment, the company has hit another historic milestone.
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Why Japan's Whale Meat Vending Machines Are So Controversial
Whale hunting and the consumption of whale meat is almost negligible in the world, but a Japanese company is hoping to expand its sale using vending machines.
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You Can Now Get Mars' Candy Delivered Through Instacart
Online grocery shopping and delivery services have gained incredible popularity. Now Mars has partnered with Instacart to get your favorite candy to you faster.
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McDonald's UK Is Adding A Chicken Burger To Its Permanent Menu
While McDonald's USA is getting adult-themed Happy Meals, the chain's consumers in the U.K. will see a new and permanent addition to their local menus.
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Starbucks Japan's New Purple Sweet Potato Frappuccino Is Just In Time For Halloween
Starbucks Japan is using purple sweet potatoes as the main ingredient to create a sweet, unique new drink for the spooky season.
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