Russian Brewers Are Facing A Shortage Of One Key Ingredient
Economic pressure on Russia continues to grow as the war in Ukraine carries on, and soon it will be impacting locally manufactured beer.
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What Panera's Robotic Coffee System Could Mean For Workers
Two Panera locations are testing out Miso's CookRight Coffee system but should employees be concerned? Here's what the new robotic coffee system could mean.
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To-Go Cocktails Are Coming Back To NYC, But There's A Big Catch
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed off on the reinstatement of the takeout alcohol law, saying that it offers another lifeline to struggling restaurants.
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The Futuristic Way Philadelphians Will Soon Be Able To Grab A Burger
The robots are here and they want to make us hamburgers. Sounds like a science fiction movie, right? Nope, it's real.
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When Stanley Tucci: Searching For Italy Season 2 Will Premiere
If you lived vicariously through Stanley Tucci, you'll be pleased to know the premiere date for season two of "Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy."
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Starbucks CEO Has Harsh Words For Company's Baristas
Starbucks interim CEO Howard Schultz has a history of being anti-union, and his latest outrage sits just in line with this.
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The Real Reason Big Bottles Of Wine Are So Popular
Oversized bottles of wine aren't just for holiday festivities and bachelorette parties anymore.
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Here's What Makes Whole Grain Different From Whole Wheat
Do you find yourself wandering the supermarket aisles confused by bread labels, such as whole grain and whole wheat? The differences between them are important.
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The FDA Is Investigating Reports Of Sickness Linked To Lucky Charms Cereal
Reports of illness linked to Lucky Charms cereal have grown on IWasPoisoned.com, prompting the FDA to issue a statement about the possible outbreak situation.
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New Bill Is Giving Struggling Restaurants Hope For The Future
A financial lifeline could be on its way for restaurants struggling to recoup losses sustained as a result of COVID-19 and its impact on the industry.
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The Kinder Chocolate Recall Has Officially Reached The US
With Easter just over a week away, Ferrero U.S.A. Inc. has voluntarily recalled two Kinder products due to possible salmonella contamination.
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Trader Joe's New Easter Candy Has Fans Excited
Trader Joe's has released a new item just in time for Easter that will pair perfectly with everything from Peeps marshmallows to chocolate bunnies.
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New Study May Have You Questioning Your Antibiotic-Free Beef
According to a new study published in "Science" magazine, some beef sold in the U.S. labeled "raised without antibiotics" may not actually be antibiotic-free.
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Alain Ducasse's New Paris Restaurant Is All About The Veggie Burger
Alain Ducasse's latest venture into the world of plant-based food is a non-meat-looking, veggie-packed burger served at his new burger kiosk, Burgal, in Paris.
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Fanta's Origin Story Might Surprise You
Despite being the second-oldest Coca-Cola brand, many consumers might not know the origin of Fanta. Its creation and popularity came from an unexpected place.
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Why Does Some Pepperoni Curl When Cooked?
While several factors are at play, the most important ones for pepperoni curling were the type of casing, uneven cooking temperatures, and thickness of slices.
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What Does It Mean If Your Canned Food Makes A Hissing Sound?
According to the USDA, cans that were vacuum packed can make a hissing sound when they are opened — the noise is due to air pressure and "is perfectly normal."
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Out Of All Produce, A New Report Found This Fruit Contains The Most Pesticides
The Environmental Working Group just posted its annual Dirty Dozen guide for 2022, and if you're a berry fan you might be disappointed in the results.
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Shanghai Promises Change For Locked-Down Residents Running Out Of Food
As China is battling an outbreak of COVID-19, people in the country's largest city are less worried about the virus than they are about feeding their families.
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ConAgra Is Raising Grocery Prices. Here's When You'll Start To Notice
Your trip to the grocery store could be getting even more expensive. ConAgra, which owns brands like Birds Eye and Hungry-Man, plans to raise prices.
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Heart Failure Study Gives You Another Reason To Drink More Water
As if we didn't have enough reasons to drink water, a recent study shows that staying hydrated is essential to heart health.
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The Real Reason Egg Prices May Be Higher Than Ever
You might want to replace your breakfast scramble for a toasted bagel because the price of eggs is about to get even higher.
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Rao's Is Opening An Immersive Experience For Those Serious About Pasta Sauce
If you love pasta sauce -- or are a fan of Italian food -- you might want to head to New York City later this month to check out Rao's pop-up, The Saucery.
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You May Soon Be Able To Buy Vegan Wagyu
Fortunately for vegans curious to try the world's first vegan Wagyu, that test phase has advanced to a full-fledged rollout.
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Study Reveals How Even A Small Amount Of Alcohol Affects Your Brain
Light-to-moderate drinking might be having more of an impact than previously thought.
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New Study Reveals How Much Birds And Bees May Be Helping Coffee Farmers
While coffee plants rely on the right conditions to thrive, new research shows that bees and birds are just as essential to the health of coffee plants.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Kinder Surprise Egg Recall
With Easter approaching, the last thing parents want to hear is that there's a recall involving chocolate eggs potentially contaminated by salmonella.
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