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This Week in Food News: The Beverage Edition
Photo by Paul Goyette From the side effects of diet soda to a viral snapshot of moldy Capri Sun juice, this week’s beverage edition ranges from disturbing to downright nasty. Read below for the full...
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This Week in Food News: Scientists Prepare for Test-Tube Beef Burger, T.G.I....
Photo by Mike Licht Laboratory-grown beef will be consumed next week for the first time ever, T.G.I. Friday’s gets fined for swapping out high-end liquor with cheap booze in its drinks, and a food...
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This Week in Food News: Researchers Study Chocolate’s Effect on Brain Health,...
Photo by Geraldine Chua A café owner’s Facebook-shaming post leads to a huge backlash, a study suggests that chocolate promotes brain health, and a Gallup poll reveals that richer Americans tend to eat...
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This Week in Food News: Bride Puts Hideous Wedding Cake For Sale on eBay,...
Photo by dinnercakes A man embezzles over $16 million from a bakery, researchers simulate dining on Mars, and a bride lists her disastrous wedding cake on eBay. Read below for the full stories: Former...
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This Week in Food News: Researchers Develop Hydrating Beer, Cronut Burgers...
Photo by manasis_tacbobo Cronut burgers land people in the hospital, researchers develop hydrating beer, and an angry couple attacks a Dunkin’ Donuts employee. Read below for the full stories: As if...
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This Week in Food News: Starbucks Employee Gets Fired After Eating From the...
Photo by nicole j. b. McDonald’s plans to roll out chicken wings nationwide, an iPhone app makes foodie snapshots a charitable action, and a Starbucks barista gets fired after eating from the trash....
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This Week in Food News: IRS Rule May End Automatic Tipping, Moldy Chobani...
Photo by Roving I Researchers find that whole fruits may lower the risk of diabetes, Chobani recalls moldy Greek yogurt after customers report illnesses, and a new IRS rule may lead to the abolishment...
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This Week in Food News: Coca-Cola Introduces Warm Soda, Bill Gates Invests in...
Photo by Sean Davis Bill Gates invests in chicken-less eggs, Coca-Cola plans the release of its first warm soda, and a deli robber returns money that he stole 11 years ago. Read below for the full...
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The Food Trends That Are So 2014
Seared beef heart with salsa verde and cripsy taro frites. Photo by Lucas Richarz Wondering if kale is over, standing in line for Cronuts, and rolling our eyes at yet another gastropub opening is so...
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Top Chefs – Where Are They Now?
With the finale of Season 11 of Top Chef quickly approaching, we at Menuism thought it was the perfect time to check in on all our favorite past cheftestants. This list isn’t exhaustive (Season 11...
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This Week in Food News: Researchers Develop Hydrating Beer, Cronut Burgers...
Photo by manasis_tacbobo Cronut burgers land people in the hospital, researchers develop hydrating beer, and an angry couple attacks a Dunkin’ Donuts employee. Read below for the full stories: As if...
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This Week in Food News: Starbucks Employee Gets Fired After Eating From the...
Photo by nicole j. b. McDonald’s plans to roll out chicken wings nationwide, an iPhone app makes foodie snapshots a charitable action, and a Starbucks barista gets fired after eating from the trash....
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This Week in Food News: IRS Rule May End Automatic Tipping, Moldy Chobani...
Photo by Roving I Researchers find that whole fruits may lower the risk of diabetes, Chobani recalls moldy Greek yogurt after customers report illnesses, and a new IRS rule may lead to the abolishment...
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This Week in Food News: Coca-Cola Introduces Warm Soda, Bill Gates Invests in...
Photo by Sean Davis Bill Gates invests in chicken-less eggs, Coca-Cola plans the release of its first warm soda, and a deli robber returns money that he stole 11 years ago. Read below for the full...
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The Food Trends That Are So 2014
Seared beef heart with salsa verde and cripsy taro frites. Photo by Lucas Richarz Wondering if kale is over, standing in line for Cronuts, and rolling our eyes at yet another gastropub opening is so...
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Top Chefs – Where Are They Now?
With the finale of Season 11 of Top Chef quickly approaching, we at Menuism thought it was the perfect time to check in on all our favorite past cheftestants. This list isn’t exhaustive (Season 11...
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Do Restaurant Calorie Counts Really Change Our Minds?
Photo by j_lai/Flickr We’ve all been there. You’re at a restaurant and finally settle on the perfect entree – and then you see its calorie count is basically a day’s worth of calories. But instead of...
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Liver and Onions, Meatloaf, and Apple Pie: The history behind your diner...
Photo by katie / Flickr Diner food is a staple in the U.S.A., but where do these iconic dishes come from? Find out the true history of your favorite comfort foods below – and prepare to feel hungry....
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To tip or not to tip? Part 2: What actually happens when restaurants ban tipping
Photo by Al / Flickr The restaurant industry is seeing big changes in the way it pays its workers. I’ve covered the details here, but how are restaurants putting alternative tipping and payments into...
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New York City, gastronomic hub, is too expensive for restaurants
Photo by Michele Ursino / Flickr You hear the statistic all the time – 60% of all restaurants fail in the first year, and a whopping 80% don’t make it past five years. But is the situation even worse...
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