Juicer Connections Has Been Flagged By The FDA Over Safety Violations
The FDA has flagged California-based Juicer Connections with a staggering list of violations, most of which are tied to a previous violation.
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Starbucks' Anti-Union Efforts May Be Working. Here's What We Know
Three Starbucks locations recently filed decertification petitions to dissolve their unions, a sign that Starbucks' anti-union efforts may be working. -
Starbucks' Summer Game 2023 Is Officially On. Here Are The Prizes
If you're up for some adventure and you like coffee, you'll be thrilled to learn that Starbucks' Summer Game 2023 is officially on and there are prizes. -
Survey Shows Online Grocery Shopping Isn't What Younger People Want
A new survey shows Millennials and Gen Z often feel unsatisfied when their grocery order arrives at the door. Do young people even want to shop online for food? -
After A Successful Pilot, The Cheesecake Factory Is Launching A Rewards Program
The Cheesecake Factory has been testing out a rewards program, and after two successful pilots, the rewards program will be launching soon. Here's how it works. -
Applebee's Is Ringing In Beach Season With 2 New Cocktails
Applebee's is ringing in summer with the addition of two new beach-themed cocktails to their menu, the Passion on the Beach and Mucho Mai Tai. -
Millets Are Having A Moment, But What Exactly Are They?
Millets are getting popular all over the world, and they could help add a healthy kick to your own diet. But first, you need to know how to cook them. -
Yogurt And Frozen Foods Are The Latest Victims Of Inflation
While some items have come down in price recently, others are still on the way up. The latest products to become victims of inflation? Yogurt and frozen foods. -
AMC Theatres Is Dipping Into The Candy-Making Business
Movie theater concession stands are expensive, no matter what you're snacking on. Now, AMC Theatres is giving the candy-making business a try. -
A New Government Bill Hopes To End Confusion Over Food Expiration Dates
Statements like "sell by," "best by," and "use by" can be confusing. So, a new government bill is aiming to add clarity to expiration dates on food products. -
Starbucks' New Bumblebee Cake Pop Is Causing Quite The Buzz
Despite its name, Starbucks' newest buzz-worthy cake pop bares little resemblance to the creature it was named after. The internet is abuzz with jokes. -
Why Restaurants Agree That Mother's Day Is The Worst Day Of The Year
Inflation, high expectations, and reservations all play a part in the restaurant industry's dread of Mother's Day. A little bit of kindness can go a long way. -
Chick-Fil-A's New Line Of Salad Dressings Hits Supermarket Shelves
Chick-fil-A is making its way further into the competitive world of retail, and its new line of salad dressings is now hitting supermarket shelves. -
The New Starbucks X Stanley Tumblers Are Already Being Resold On Ebay
It's safe to say that Starbucks is more than just a mere coffee chain. The business has achieved cult-status, due in no small part to social media influencers. -
New Report Shows People Are Drinking More At Home Than At Bars, Even Post-COVID
The COVID-19 pandemic rapidly changed many people's drinking habits. But a new report shows people are drinking more at home than at bars, even post-COVID. -
Sweetgreen's Newest Restaurant Is Powered Almost Entirely By Robots
Fast casual restaurant, Sweetgreen, is seeking to improve its customer's dining experience with its new robotic-powered pilot program. -
Wendy's Is Celebrating National Hamburger Day With A 1-Cent Burger Deal
Were you planning on celebrating National Hamburger Day? Wendy's is, and the chain is marking the occasion with 1-cent burgers. Here's how to get one. -
Where Is Fresh Bellies From Shark Tank Today?
Saskia Sorrosa decided to take her chances with a healthy baby food product on "Shark Tank" in 2019. So where is fresh bellies from shark tank today? -
Italy Is Holding A Crisis Meeting Over The Skyrocketing Price Of Pasta
Last May, Italy's inflation rate was 6.8%, breaking a record that had been set when the country adopted the Euro in 1999. That number has since increased. -
New Data Shows Grocery Prices Have Eased For The Second Month Straight
Grocery prices have greatly fluctuated over the past year, but there may be some respite. Discover where prices are dropping and where they're staying high. -
90s Kids Are Going To Love The New Old Bay Goldfish Commercial
In celebration of this combo of seafood spice and seafood-themed crackers, Pepperidge Farm has commissioned a love ballad commercial that '90s kids will love. -
For The First Time Ever, Cholula Is Expanding Beyond Its Classic Hot Sauce
Popular condiment brand Cholula is expanding beyond its classic hot sauce for the very first time. Here's what to know about the new peppery products. -
You Can Win A Year's Supply Of Miller High Life. Here's How
The champagne of beer is hosting the giveaway of a lifetime, along with beer's best friend, Planters peanuts. You could win a year's supply of both. -
Wendy's Google-Powered AI Drive-Thru Can Have Conversations With Customers
The restaurant chain has announced its collaboration with Google Cloud, which is providing Wendy's with AI technology to be used at its drive-thrus. -
A Japanese Design Company May Have Just Invented The Perfect Beer Can
The bright minds at Nendo developed a can that allows for the right amount of foam to protect the integrity of the brew splashing around underneath. -
In A Recent Summit, World Leaders Agree That Technology Is The Key To Improving Food Security
During the AIM summit, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack said that innovative farming technologies and approaches can address the food security issue. -
Are You Brave Enough To Try Velveeta's New Chocolate-Cheese Truffles?
The "TruffVels" collaboration aims to push the boundaries of chocolate and cheese while highlighting what the two have in common: rich flavor and indulgence.
