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More in Food, page 8
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Food Scene: Mumashika brings playful creativity to Chattanooga’s dining scene
Walking in through the doors of Attack of the Tatsu, you are greeted by a warm, red glow — under the neon lights and the paper lanterns, you will be guided to a doorway. When the thick, heavy curtain is pulled back, you've entered the whimsical world of Mumashika.
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Side Orders: Revisiting a peach cobbler from a Chattanooga icon
I received an email recently from a reader who signed her first name only — Cynthea. And as some of her email was written…
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Fare Exchange: Reader shares 100-year-old boiled custard recipe
Good morning, Fare friends. Of the many area restaurants that now offer outside dining, a reader today commends Lookout Mountain Pizza, worth a country…
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FDA to warn of Taco Bell lettuce in 5 states over parasite
U.S. regulators are set to tie lettuce from Taco Bell to a parasite outbreak that’s sickened thousands in Michigan and nearby states, according to people familiar with the matter.
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World Cup beer sales are hopping. Brewers hope the stout demand outlasts the tournament
The World Cup has been a bonanza for beer in the U.S. Bars in Boston reported needing emergency deliveries to keep taps from running dry on some game days. Fans downed a total of 290,000 stadium beers during the six matches in Philadelphia, FIFA organizers said.
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Fairlife pauses US production after cyberattack breached milk brand’s systems
Milk brand Fairlife is pausing its production in the U.S. after a ransomware cyberattack breached the company's systems.
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How about an EV charge with that fried chicken?
Recently a Bojangles restaurant in Savannah, Georgia, added a new item to its menu alongside the usual fried chicken and honey mustard sauce. Now customers can also get a helping of electricity for their cars.
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Bare hands, odor emitted: Chattanooga area health inspection reports for week ending July 14, 2026
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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Food Scene: Sully’s Crepe Co. (softly) opens near Coolidge Park
It's all in the details. The freshly potted flowers by the patio. The white-and-yellow, checkered linoleum floor. The red garage door. The hand-painted and designed logo.
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Food Scene: 9 Chattanooga ice cream spots to try this summer
Ice cream has a gravitas that no other dessert has.
