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More in Food, page 76
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How will we eat in 2025? Here are 9 predictions to chew on
If you want to understand what's going to be big in food next year, ignore the fridgescaping and hot-honey espresso martinis. Instead, peer into the nation's psyche.
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Whole Foods tried to change this cake recipe. Customers lost it.
When Lisa Younes visited her local Whole Foods Market in Berkeley, California, last month she expected to walk out with a slice of her beloved Berry Chantilly cake.
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Boozy or not, that leftover eggnog makes a great milkshake
Christmas has come and gone.
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The dill of a lifetime? In a nation that’s enduring its own sour patch, the pickle dominated 2024
At the intersection of health and edginess, traditionalism and hipsterism, global culture and the American stomach, the pickle in 2024 found itself caught in a mealstrom of words like "viral" and "trending."
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Expired guacamole, faulty refrigerator: Chattanooga area restaurant inspection reports for week ending Dec. 31, 2024
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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Restaurant Scene: Refugee food truck serves as focus of food event
The first time I went to Amman, Jordan, I tried the country's traditional dish of mansaf, and I was absolutely smitten.
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Restaurant Scene: Mac’s Kitchen and Bar to temporarily close and relocate
Life has a way of throwing curveballs at truly inconvenient times. Among them: getting into a fight with your significant other moments before you arrive at a friend's party, finding out that the deadline for your project was moved up a week, and falling head-over-heels in love with a restaurant right before it is about to close and relocate.
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Restaurant Scene: Dub’s Place has served up crumble burgers since 1952 in Red Bank
On a drizzly, dark December night, I followed the neon lights zipping around the building of Dub's Place.
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Side Orders: Use your leftover Christmas ham in this casserole
Last week's Side Orders column featured a delicious Christmas ham. Now, Christmas Day is here, and you may be wondering what you can do with any leftover ham. Chances are, you have a few slices remaining.
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Fare Exchange: Readers offer cheesecake and double dose of pimiento cheese
We greet you this morning, wherever and however you are, with joy and gladness.
