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Is Cook Out coming to Florida? Late-night fast food chain with extensive menu could be expanding
article Photo: Dani Medina <!–> –> <!–> TAMPA, Fla. – Is Cook Out coming to Florida? –> The late-night fast food chain known for its extensive menu that includes burgers, hot dogs, BBQ and milkshakes has recently purchased two properties in the Tampa area, marking its first two locations in Florida. Ever. According to Hillsborough…
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Boise’s Greek Food Festival invites community to celebrate culture May 21 and June 1
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The Boise Greek Food Festival kicks off at the end of the week. Every year, they invite the community to join in celebrating Greek culture. Head over to Saint Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in Boise. The event will occur on Friday, May 21, and Saturday, June 1, from 11…
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Ukrainians Drop Bomb-Laden Food Packets at Russian Position: Report
Ukrainian Armed Forces are scattering explosive-laced food packets near Russian positions, according to Russian media. Concealed bombs in coffee, sugar, and chocolate packets are being drone-dropped for the Russian soldiers, Sputnik revealed, citing a Russian military company commander. “They do it for a reason. We have ‘runners.’ People who run up to forward positions with…
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Korean culture and food thrive thanks to “gastrodiplomacy”
Korean culture and food thrive thanks to “gastrodiplomacy” – CBS News Watch CBS News Korean culture seems to be everywhere in the U.S. thanks to a years-long multimillion dollar effort by the South Korean government to get Americans interested in Korean culture. It demonstrates the power of what is often referred to as “gastrodiplomacy.” View…
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Indianapolis gets its first taste of Filipino food
After a shocking discovery that Indianapolis did not have a restaurant that served Filipino dishes, a husband-and-wife team from Beech Grove decided to open up a Filipino food truck. The Taste of Manila food truck is run by Gracia, a native of the Philippines, and her husband Kevin, originally from Jamaica. Their food truck serves a…
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How undiagnosed food sensitivities led to my yeast overgrowth
Note: This column describes the author’s own experiences with naturopathy. Not everyone will have the same response to treatment. Consult your doctor before starting or stopping a therapy. I started naturopathy over a year ago without much hope. I was living with a skin condition that no one but the internet seemed remotely familiar with.…
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Scaling fast-food warehouse operations in a best-case scenario
Editor’s note: Vertical focuses on specific verticals within the supply chain, highlighting the latest trends and news. It appears on the fourth Monday of each month. This month, we are looking at food and beverage. If you are interested in future topics, you can see a full list of upcoming topics on our Editorial Calendar. When a regional,…
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IAEA and FAO Symposium to discuss food safety and control
The 2024 International Symposium on Food Safety and Control will take place, at the IAEA headquarters, in Vienna from 27 to 31 May, uniting efforts to protect food supply chains and strengthen defenses against threats to food security and trade. The symposium has been organized by the IAEA and the Food and Agriculture Organization of…
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Authorities suspect arson in Lamia food factory fire
Fire Service investigators have indicated that the recent fire at a food factory in Lamia, central Greece, was an act of arson. The prosecutor has been informed of the preliminary findings, and the investigation is still ongoing. The investigation was initiated as authorities examine a possible connection between the May 19 fire at Giannitsis Logistics…
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Here’s Why The Food At Wendy’s Is So Inexpensive
Every piece of food that Wendy’s orders in has to be paid for. Unsurprisingly, this means that Wendy’s is loath to waste food, especially high cost items such as meat. What makes this challenging is Wendy’s commitment to only serving fresh, never frozen beef. The main way Wendy’s minimizes beef wastage is using unserved patties to…