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More in Food, page 75
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Taking their beloved recipes to the grave
Isabella Carlson's potato rolls are the stuff of legend.
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Restaurant Scene: Chattanooga restaurants to keep your New Year’s resolutions on track
Check out the following places to help you stick with those New Year's resolutions.
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Personal medications too close to food: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending Jan. 7, 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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‘Quit messing with the fries.’ Chick-fil-A menu changes draw ire online
Atlanta-based Chick-fil-A has been catching a little heat online following a "slight" change to one of its most beloved menu items. The waffle fries have a new recipe, and some social media commenters are letting their thoughts be heard.
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Restaurant Scene: Holiday closure extended for Naked River Brewing in Chattanooga
Naked River Brewing Co. has extended a holiday closure for two more weeks, generating speculation about what is going on at the establishment that filed for bankruptcy protection in 2023.
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Surgeon General calls for new label on drinks to warn Americans of alcohol’s cancer risk
Alcohol is a leading cause of cancer, a risk that should be clearly labeled on drinks Americans consume, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy proposed on Friday.
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These are Chattanooga’s best family-friendly bars and restaurants
Looking to get a couple of beers and some food with the kids in tow? While some establishments are strictly adults-only, Chattanooga has a bevvy of family-friendly options where you and your children can eat and drink without getting side-eyed by the management or other patrons. Here's where to head when you bring the family out on the town.
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Cozy winter-themed drinks to try at Chattanooga coffee shops
When temperatures drop and the air gets crisp, many local coffee shops keep the season as cozy as possible with winter drinks that will make you want to wear earmuffs and scarves to fully enjoy them.
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Side Orders: Season your New Year’s collards with curry, ginger, brown sugar
As a child, I turned up my nose at rutabagas and greens.
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Fare Exchange: Salmon Wellington recipe makes a fancy but easy entree
Hello, 2025. We'll greet the first day together, so to speak, aware that Wednesday-falling Christmas Days and New Year's Days aren't likely to catch readers copying recipes and enjoying Fare Exchangers' online companionship.
