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McKee Foods, maker of Little Debbie snacks, to remove artificial food dyes
Cosmic Brownies may soon appear a little less out of this world as McKee Foods, the Chattanooga-area manufacturer of Little Debbie snacks, plans to remove artificial food dyes from its products by the end of 2027.
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Fabuloso as sanitizer, severe grime: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending March 17, 2026
The Hamilton County, Catoosa County and Walker County health departments inspect food service establishments twice a year, grading them on a 100-point scale.
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Meet the Chef: Riverdance’s Ubas serving up classics with a twist
Riverdance is the newest addition to River Gorge Ranch, and, since opening a month ago in Guild, Tennessee, an area off the beaten path for many Chattanoogans, it has already attracted a large following.
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Food Scene: Five Wits Pizza Joint brings a slice to Barrelhouse Ballroom
Starting in April, you can watch the Arsenal game on a Saturday morning with a cold beer and thin, crispy pizza at Five Wits Brewing Co.
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Side Orders: Welcome spring with goodies from Greek bake sale
Welcome spring with a big bite of baklava or a delicious serving of spanikopita.
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Fare Exchange: Rediscovering treasured recipes
There is a story in a certain family of a husband who said, lovingly, to his wife at breakfast, "Hurry up and burn the toast so we can eat."
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How a Chattanooga family landed the first Jeni’s Ice Creams franchise
Chattanooga will be home to the first-ever franchise location of Jeni's Ice Creams, but the Reinert family is not stopping with its first scoop shop in the St. Elmo neighborhood.
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Jeni’s Ice Creams opening in St. Elmo at former Clumpies space
Jeni's Ice Creams will open its first Chattanooga shop at the foot of the Incline Railway in the St. Elmo neighborhood, where a location of Clumpies Ice Cream Co. closed in February.
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Food Scene: Where you can celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Chattanooga
On March 17, we will all collectively enter into a myopic view of Ireland. Amidst pints of Guinness and shamrock paraphernalia, the Christian missionary known as the "Apostle of Ireland" will simply remain a caricature, St. Patty.
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Nose-wiping, no paper towels: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending March 10, 2026
The Hamilton County, Catoosa County and Walker County health departments inspect food service establishments twice a year, grading them on a 100-point scale.