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More in Food, page 44
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Sweet and Tangy Pork Kebabs are great with corn on the cob
For a quick and easy barbecue-style dinner, I prepared these flavorful pork kebabs under the broiler instead of on the grill.
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Cracker Barrel says it ‘could’ve done a better job’ with release of new logo that angered some fans
Cracker Barrel is sticking with its new logo but apologizing to fans who were angered when the change was announced last week.
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Thai Smile reopens on Market Street after moving for Mast General
Thai Smile has reopened at 321 Market St., 1 block down the street from its former location, where a Mast General Store plans to open in 2027.
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Restaurant Scene: Chinese restaurant Ox2 brings hand-pulled noodles
The Slack channel lit up early last week with a message from a colleague alerting me to a new restaurant opening.
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Unwashed hands, improper storage: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending Aug. 19, 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. Establishments are reinspected if they fail to meet critical standards. The scores are original and do not reflect on-the-spot changes, which sometimes lead to upward adjustments.
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5 recipes that let you show off your preservation skills
You can learn a lot about what's on the minds of culinary professionals by the types of cookbooks being published.
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Peaches punch up the flavor of crinkle cookies
When Rose Gates launched Hi Honey Bakery in Atlanta in October 2024, chocolate crinkle cookies were one of the first things she sold.
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Fare Exchange: When in Chattanooga, do you eat as the Spaniards do?
Good morning, fare friends. Today's question is a philosophical one, and it comes from E.E.
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Milkshakes, malts, concretes, frappes and more: A (delicious) guide to frozen drinks
In the summer heat, we find ourselves drawn to that glorious section of the drinks menu that promises relief in the form of a cold, creamy, brain-freezing indulgence. But ordering a frozen drink looks different in different parts of the U.S., and in different restaurants and ice cream shops.
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Side Orders: Cook your pancakes in a mug
School-day mornings, as most parents know, can get rather hectic. There are book bags to be remembered, teeth to be brushed and afternoon schedules to figure out before you even get them out the door.
