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More in Food, page 32
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Fare Exchange: Reader shares some recipes for a home-cooked holiday
Ann Viamonte sent a recipe from Dalton, and ended with this line: "Thank you for encouraging people to cook their own food."
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Raising Cane’s opens second Chattanooga location on Gunbarrel Road
Raising Cane's is expanding its presence in Chattanooga with a second location opening Tuesday on Gunbarrel Road.
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Things to do in Chattanooga this week
Pioneer Days, library sale and "Wicked: For Good" are among the upcoming events in the Chattanooga area.
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Restaurant Scene: Parisian baker Johann Tremor’s new chapter in Chattanooga
A new chapter is beginning for Parisian baker Johann Tremor.
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Employee blending salsa on floor, greens in the sink: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending Nov. 11, 2025
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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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this weekend
Wings competition at the market and Christmas shopping on the schedule
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Dining review: Culver’s brings a taste of the Midwest to Chattanooga
Fresh off a trip to Wisconsin's Door County, I couldn't have been happier when I saw that Culver's, born in Wisconsin, had opened its first Chattanooga location.
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Side Orders: Don’t forget about breakfast on Thanksgiving
The next few weeks will be all about preparing for Thanksgiving, a joyous occasion that centers around food for the large part and, of course, family and friends.
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Fare Exchange: A marriage pact and a trio of air fryer recipes
Good morning, fare friends. This morning we have a query from a reader who is thinking Eggs Benedict for her holiday guests.
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Chattanooga’s oldest restaurant sells. New owners to keep name, renovate
Zarzour's Café, Chattanooga's oldest eatery, will close this week as owner Joe "Dixie" Fuller hands over the Southside landmark to new owners who plan to keep the name and reopen after renovations.
