New Study Suggests That Feeling 'Hangry' Could Be A Real Thing
A new study suggests that there might be some scientific evidence to support the idea that becoming "hangry" could be a real thing. Here are the details.
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Vita Coco And Captain Morgan Are Teaming Up For A Canned Cocktail Line
Beer and spirits company Diageo unveiled a new innovation in canned cocktails that marries its Captain Morgan rum with coconut water brand Vita Coco.
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Why Ippudo Is Offering Free Ramen Refills To Japanese Citizens
For a limited time only, Japanese ramen chain Ippudo Ramen is offering free noodle or egg refills to Japanese citizens. Find out why.
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Survey Shows 59% Of People Agree This Is The Best Way To Chill Wine
Curious to know how our readers at Tasting Table cool down their wines, we conducted a survey to see which method is used most frequently.
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Why Imported Baby Formula May Be Here To Stay
The FDA is working with formula producers outside the U.S. to continue sending formula to the U.S. to prevent another shortage. Here's how it could affect you.
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The Absurd Amount Of Almonds California Might Be Stuck With
California almond farmers produce 82% of the world's almonds, but due to shipping problems, drought, and more, billions of almonds are sitting in storage.
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Why The Dallas Cowboys' New Coffee Sponsorship Is Causing Controversy
In the wake of a string of devastating mass shootings across America, one of the NFL's most prominent teams is facing backlash for an ill-timed partnership.
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Why Overworked Grocery Employees Have More Power Than Ever
Grocery store workers are fighting for better pay, benefits, and working conditions. Right now they're more likely than ever to get what they want. Here's why.
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Not Even 8% Of People Prefer This Cheese On A Charcuterie Board
Charcuterie consumers tend to prefer one type of cheese -- and leave another still crumbling on the board.
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Amazon Has Partnered With Grubhub For A Major Food Delivery Deal
Amazon is rolling out a new perk for Prime members, and it has nothing to do with what you ordered; it's about the meal you eat while you wait for it to arrive
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Trader Joe's New Layered Beef Tostada Has Fans Divided
Trader Joe's layered beef tostada has disappointed some shoppers, many of whom have compared it to the Mexican pizza at Taco Bell.
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The Only Food Item That Is Seeing Real Relief From Inflation
According to experts, only one category of food had a lower price index than at the start of the year, and it is largely due to the cost of durum wheat.
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New Research Shows People Are Over This Pandemic Food Trend
Many Americans experienced lifestyle changes and developed new trends during the pandemic. However, data shows that people may be over one pandemic food trend.
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The Reason Ben & Jerry's Is Suing Parent Company Unilever
When Unilever acquired Ben & Jerry's, people wondered how the two companies' ethos would mix. 20 years later, the quirky ice cream maker is suing. Find out why.
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Analysis Found More 'Forever Chemicals' In US Water Than We Thought
New research has found that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's testing methodologies might be dangerously flawed. Here's how this might impact you.
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Florida's Ice Cream Listeria Outbreak Has Been Linked To 1 Death
22 hospitalizations and one death have been linked to a Listeria outbreak allegedly from Florida's Big Olaf Creamery ice cream brand.
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The Massive Pork Price Fixing Settlement Smithfield Foods Will Pay
Smithfield Foods, one of America's meat processors, which has agreed to pay restaurants and caterers a total of $42 million. Here is the shocking reason why.
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Misfits Market's New Features Will Fill Your Cart For You
Misfits Market, an online subscription service that delivers organic foods and ugly produce to customers, recently announced new features for its consumers.
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The Real Reason Ice Cream Trucks May Be Hard To Track Down This Year
Nothing says summer like the sound of the ice cream truck coming down the street, but that familiar tune may be missing from neighborhoods this summer.
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Russia Was Just Accused Of Stealing Ukrainian Grain
Last month, the United States began issuing warnings to be wary of Russian grain shipments that were likely stolen from Ukraine and Ukrainian officials confirm.
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How Japan Is Helping Ukraine End The Global Wheat Shortage
Port blockages and storage issues have complicated grain production in the Ukraine. But Japan has entered the conversation -- and become part of the solution.
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Why Food Prices Will Remain High Even As Inflation Slows
Consumers have struggled with higher prices at the grocery store. Here is why industry experts predict that costs will remain high even as inflation slows.
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This Scary Drug-Resistant Bacteria Was Just Found In British Pork
A recent survey detected traces of an increasingly widespread and dangerous bacteria in select British pork products. Check out the details here.
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Nearly 30% Of People Prefer This Type Of Bread For French Toast
What is the best type of bread for French toast? We asked readers that question and the results were not so much surprising as a kind of cultural bellwether.
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Subway's Revamped Menu Will Look Familiar To Sandwich Fans
The Subway menu has undergone its biggest change in nearly 60 years, and it's being rolled out on July 12 with a giveaway of one million sandwiches.
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Why Europeans May Soon Begin Eating More Insects
In Europe crickets, mealworms, and grasshoppers were officially certified as safe to be eaten by humans in 2021. And now another insect is joining that list.
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Why Kelloggs Can No Longer Offer Cereal Deals For UK Shoppers
if your morning tastes gravitate towards Kellogg's sweeter offerings and you live in the UK, you may not be able to score certain deals in the future.
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