Mon, June 16, 2025

by: WMUR

Consumer Reports examines controversial health foods, offers tips to spot misinformation

With so much conflicting nutrition advice online, it can be difficult to know which foods are truly healthy.

by: KTTC

1,000 pounds of food stolen from Eyota Food Pantry

The Eyota Food Pantry was reportedly broken into between Sunday evening and Monday morning.

by: Parade

Former 'Baywatch' Hunk, 53, Is Aging Like a Fine Wine in Rare Sighting with Kids

He's as handsome as ever!

by: CNN

Ground beef sold at Whole Foods might be contaminated with E. coli, USDA warns

The US Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service has issued a public health alert for some raw ground beef products sold at Whole Foods Market because of a risk of E. coli contamination.

by: CNBC

At Trump's $148 million meme coin dinner, 'the food sucked' and security was lax, attendee says

Trump's meme coin dropped 16% the morning after a black-tie gala for buyers, triggering political backlash that threatens to derail stablecoin legislation.

by: CoinTelegraph

Trump crypto dinner guest describes 'worst food' ever and 'bullshit' speech

Social media influencer Nicholas Pinto has said the main course at President Donald Trump's crypto dinner was on par with a "Walmart steak."

by: Newsweek

Doritos and other snack foods could soon carry warning labels in Texas

If the bill becomes law, it would be "one of the most substantive victories" for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s "Make America Healthy Again" campaign.

by: Chowhound

The Bar Food Favorite That Dates Back To Medieval France

Bar food can range from traditional to new and unusual. This cheesy staple, however, is a favorite that dates back to Medieval times.

by: WJW

10 'really risky foods' you might have in the fridge right now

Everyday grocery items make up Consumer Reports' list of "10 Really Risky Foods Right Now." Many of the items might be in your refrigerator right now.

by: BBC

City street food and events venue to close

Operator Digbeth Dining Club is to hold six months of events prior to the warehouse venue's closure.

by: Forbes

Best Cask Finished Bourbon From The International Wine & Spirits Comp

Cask finished bourbons elevate whiskey's flavor and aroma to new heights. Discover the IWSC's best-rated bottles and why they're essentials for any great bar.

by: Patch

New Mexican Restaurant Brings Authentic Food, Handcrafted Cocktails To Romeoville

A ribbon cutting is planned June 17 for the new business.

by: BuzzFeed

What's a food everyone loves that you secretly HATE?

I'm sorry but sour candy is gross. There, I said it!
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by: KCPQ

Whole Foods closing Seattle's Capitol Hill location on Broadway

Residents in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood will soon need to venture farther out to shop at Whole Foods.

by: Mashed

The Most Popular Canned Foods From Every Decade

Certain canned items have experienced periods of trendiness. Let's take a decade-by-decade look at the most popular canned foods from the last 135 years.

by: indulgexpress

Caitlyn Jenner stuck in Tel Aviv during Iran-Israel escalation, sips wine in bomb shelter

Caitlyn Jenner, who had travelled to Israel for the Tel Aviv Pride Parade, unexpectedly found herself in the midst of escalating conflict after the event was ca

by: Reuters

Humanitarian workers killed in Gaza bus ambush, food distribution continues

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by: WAVY

Newport News market can not accept SNAP benefits due to 'prepared food'

A small grocery store and registered farm in Newport News has been denied the ability to accept SNAP benefits, as the United States Department of Agriculture cited the presence of some prepared food.

by: People

Wife Is Mad That Her Husband Gave Away Her Expensive Bottle of Wine: 'He's Blaming Pregnancy Hormones'

A husband may have poured his relationship down the drain after his wife said he made a poor decision about her expensive bottle of wine. The woman, who is pregnant, explained on Mumsnet that he gave away the bottle of wine that 'wasn't his to give away.'

by: Salon

Love Thai food? Try its chocolate

Craft bars infused with lime, Thai tea and even fish sauce are putting Thai chocolate on the map

by: ScienceAlert

A Mix of These Specific Foods Could Help You Avoid Chronic Disease

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by: CNN

Empty shelves plague some Whole Foods after distributor knocked offline | CNN Business

Whole Foods employees say a major cyberattack on a leading distributor has left some store shelves and freezers empty.

by: Chowhound

The Street Food Scene Andrew Zimmern Thinks Is Underrated

Andrew Zimmern has tasted food all over the world, so if he says a street food scene in a city is underrated, you should take notice.

by: Forbes

14 Delicious Bourgogne (Burgundy) Wines From Five Different Regions

These Chardonnay and Pinot Noir wines are crafted by young winemakers in five sub-regions of Bourgogne

by: BBC

Kingston set to ban junk food adverts

Rising diabetes rates lead Kingston to look at banning some adverts on council-owned sites.

by: Fortune

Ever wonder about the wine Oscar nominees drink? We gave it a taste

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by: WOOD

Juneteenth celebration brings music, food to Kalamazoo

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Sat, June 14, 2025

by: Forbes

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by: AZFamily

Arizona advocates defend SNAP as food stamps on chopping block in new bill

Arizonans who rely on Medicaid and food stamps say Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" would be detrimental to their well-being and hurt the economy.

by: WGME

Maine extends exemption for polystyrene foam packaging for some foods

In 2019, Governor Janet Mills signed into law a bill that banned polystyrene foam disposable food containers.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Farm-to-community model to address food insecurity | Season 2025

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by: Patch

New Food Distribution Warehouse Opens In Delaware County

Since 2022, Share Food Program has distributed more than 3.6 million pounds of food to Delaware County residents.

by: Oregonian

Savor Southern Oregon festival pours favorites and rare wines

More than 50 Rogue Valley wineries will be pouring small-batch and best-selling vintages June 14 at Savor Southern Oregon in Jacksonville.

by: CNN

Harmful ultraprocessed foods may be removed from billions of California school lunches

California is moving forward to pass the first state law to define potentially harmful ultraprocessed foods and prohibit them from being added to school lunches.

by: Chowhound

The Fast Food Chain That Started With $900 And A Parking Lot

While this fast food spot started in Southern California like so many others, its roots are humble, going from a parking lot to a full-blown restaurant chain.

by: BBC

Scotland's papers: 'All-out war' in Israel and Iran and monkey torturer

Israel and Iran exchanging attacks and a woman jailed for sharing videos of animal torture make the front pages.

by: Newsweek

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Newsweek.com's New & Noteworthy weekly editorial feature helps consumers discover the latest and greatest products including new wine and beauty products.

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by: WJZY

Charlotte Wine and Food Week starts on Tuesday

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by: fox6now

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GoodTaste with Tanji - Great Food and Wine

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Fri, June 13, 2025

by: WMUR

Immigration raids are threatening businesses that supply America's food, farm bureaus say

Federal agents have rounded up dozens of California farmworkers in large-scale raids at packinghouses and fields that farm bureaus say threaten businesses that supply much of the country's food

by: Forbes

Father's Day Gift Guide 2025: The Best Pink Wine

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by: KTBS

Summer food program helps address food insecurity in Texarkana

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by: Reuters

US immigration raid of Omaha meat plant cuts staff, fuels food production worries

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by: Vogue

This Quiet Corner of Canadian Wine Country Is an Idyllic Summer Escape

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by: Time

The 9 Most Underrated Healthy Foods

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by: Oregonian

Stoller Wine Group purchases Elouan brand from California giant Copper Cane

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The Fast Food Chain That Started With $900 And A Parking Lot

While this fast food spot started in Southern California like so many others, its roots are humble, going from a parking lot to a full-blown restaurant chain.

The article from Yahoo Lifestyle discusses the origin story of the fast-food chain Raising Cane's, which began in 1996 when founder Todd Graves was a college student at Louisiana State University. Graves initially proposed the idea for a chicken finger restaurant as a class project, but it was met with skepticism by his professor and classmates. Undeterred, Graves pursued his vision, securing a $100,000 small business loan and opening the first Raising Cane's location in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, with the help of his friend Craig Silvey. The restaurant's name is inspired by Graves' dog, a golden Labrador named Raising Cane. Since its humble beginnings, Raising Cane's has grown into a successful chain with over 500 locations across the United States and plans for further expansion.

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https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/articles/fast-food-chain-started-900-142500656.html