Take Out A Mortgage, Get Free Avocado Toast For A Month
This finance company is giving month of free avocado toast with every mortgage so millennials can have houses and avocados.
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Aspiring Internet Star Accidentally Poisons Self For Video
An aspiring Internet star was hospitalized after accidentally live-streaming herself eating a poisonous plant.
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Lost Dogs Come Home When Owners Cook Sausage
Two dogs went missing in a fog and weren't seen for four days, until their owners started cooking sausages.
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Drinking Alcohol Makes People Age Faster, Scientists Say
Scientists in Japan say that drinking alcohol makes people age faster on a cellular level, increasing risks of age-related illnesses.
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Celebrity Chef Brian Malarkey's Guide To A Perfect Picnic
Celebrity chef Brian Malarkey shares his ideas for putting together a nice picnic lunch at his Herb and Eatery in Little Italy.
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Luke From 'Gilmore Girls' Is Getting Into The Coffee Business
Actor Scott Patterson, who played Luke Danes of the famous fictional eatery Luke’s Diner, is starting his own coffee company.
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Just In Time For July Fourth, Brewers Association Issues Declaration Of Brewing Independence
On June 27, the Brewers Association made the move to identify beer from small and independent breweries.
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Owner Of The Famous Boston Lobster Angered By TSA Inspection
The lobster's owner wasn’t aware of his fame until he arrived back in his home in Georgia and a friend told him it was “all over the internet.”
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Australian Man Catches Gigantic Mud Crab With Bare Hands
People will go to great lengths to get the best eats, including one man who dove head-first into a mud hole to get his hands on a massive crab.
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Blue Apron Goes Public And The Stock Market Is Underwhelmed
Blue Apron, known for its food-waste-reducing meal kits, made its debut June 28 with an initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Alton Brown Masters Indoor Chicken Grilling With A Kettlebell
Alton Brown has another hack for you: The TV food star took to Instagram to show how to grill chicken “under a brick” — sans brick.
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A Man In Singapore Used Twitter To Get KFC's Hot Devil Drumlets Back
One man in Singapore tweeted at KFC for a year to get them to bring back their Hot Devil Drumlets, and it actually worked.
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JetBlue's New EatUp Boxes Are The Latest Snacks You Can Eat In-Flight
Starting July 1, you’ll have a few more food options when flying JetBlue with the new offerings in the airline’s new brand-name snack line, EatUp.
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Famed D.C. Restaurateur Jeffrey Gildenhorn Chokes To Death At The Palm
Famed D.C. restaurateur and former mayoral candidate Jeffrey Gildenhorn died Wednesday after choking during a meal at The Palm.
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Taffy Grapes Are The Latest Food Trend Sweeping Across Chicago
Chicagoans are rushing to get their hands on taffy grapes, candy-coated seedless green grapes with a nut topping.
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Monsato Plans To Fight California's Carcinogenic Ingredient Labeling Of Crop Pesticide
The main ingredient of Monsato's pesticide Roundup will be added to a list of chemicals that California believes are linked to cancer.
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Baltimore Restaurant Loses More Than 30 Employees After ICE Visit
More than 30 employees of The BoatHouse Canton did not show up to work over the weekend after ICE began a review of the restaurant.
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Head To New York City To Sip On A 114-Ounce Mermaid Cocktail This Summer
New York City’s Watermark Bar has recently debuted its very own mermaid cocktail, and it weighs in at a whopping 114 ounces.
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This Watermelon Soft Serve Is The Cutest Thing You'll Eat All Summer
To beat the summer heat, Dominique Ansel Kitchen is adding a soft serve flavor to the mix, but it’ll only be available in New York City for four days.
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Music Can Make Your Food Taste Better, And Other Ways Restaurants Influence Your Meals
There are many ways restaurants can influence the way you think your food tastes, including playing particular music and using certain plates.
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Tim Hortons Is Bringing Poutine Doughnuts To The US
For Canada’s 150th anniversary, Tim Hortons is bringing a few of its fan favorites to the United States, one of which is its poutine doughnut.
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China Takes A Step Toward Classifying Its Wines
The China Alcoholic Drinks Association is set to award the trademark designation of “estate wine” to some 16 Chinese wine producers.
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ABC News Settles Beef Industry Lawsuit Over 'Pink Slime' Coverage
ABC News has settled a $5.7 billion beef industry lawsuit over its "pink slime" coverage from 2012.
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Chicago Is The Latest City To Jump On The Anti-Plastic Straw Movement
Citing environmental concerns and the threat to marine animals and fish, a group of Chicago restaurants have eliminated drinking straws.
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General Mills Brings French-Style Yogurt To The US With Oui By Yoplait
Yoplait has welcomed the newest additional to the family, Oui, and it’s ready to take on Greek yogurt as the next go-to healthy snack.
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Warning: Investigation Finds Fecal Bacteria In Ice At UK Starbucks Stores
An investigation conducted by BBC’s “Watchdog” found that samples of ice at three major coffee hubs contained bacteria found in feces.
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Guy Fieri Says His Famous 'Donkey Sauce' Is Just Aïoli
In an interview, celebrity chef Guy Fieri revealed that his famous condiment, "Donkey Sauce," is simply aïoli.
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