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What to Eat Next
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More in Food, page 34
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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this week
Check out things to do in the Chattanooga-area this week.
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Food Scene: How to help Chattanooga area food distribution centers
One late October afternoon, Heather Hammond steps into the quiet gymnasium of the Red Bank United Methodist Church.
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Restaurant Scene: Best Chattanooga places to meet your tailgating tastes
I am not an expert when it comes to football. But I am an expert when it comes to snacks.
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Restaurant Scene: 10 Chattanooga eats for $10
Searching for a meal or snack that clocks in around $10 has become increasingly difficult. I’ve compiled a list to get you started, but if you hear of another restaurant offering food that meets these criteria, feel free to send me an email so I can add it to the list.
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Fare Exchange: Cauliflower turns ‘magical’ in this roasted chickpea dish
In town — or in countryside — this morning there are surely many households with growing children, where team players are needed to get all the jobs done at home and other workplaces. One of those reported this week.
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Side orders: Shorten prep time with frozen butternut squash for this cheesy chicken bake
Butternut squash is one of autumn's favorite foods, for certain. But have you ever tried peeling one? It's a task that only a skilled, very strong person with a very sharp knife should attempt. Once done, though, the delicious flesh is revealed and will result in an untold number of dishes once cooked.
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Cafe del Sur blends coffee drinks inspired by Mexican treats with Chattanooga’s Southern hospitality
The Bautista sisters have long dreamed of opening a cafe, but until recently, they thought it was an unattainable dream.
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Food Scene: Mushrooms act as muse for Chattanooga shop on Shallowford
Tea, chocolate and coffee, but make it mushrooms.
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‘Dirty soda’ is all the rage. Swig bets Coca-Cola’s hometown will love it.
Have you ever mixed vanilla cream in a glass of Dr Pepper or spritzed lime juice in a Coca-Cola? What about layering a lemonade by drizzling bright red strawberry puree on top so it swirls into the icy drink below?
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Rodent droppings, live insects, missing door: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending Oct. 21, 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.