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Monster Mash Bloody Mary Challenge features spooky twists on brunch favorite
Northern Liberties businesses are inviting you to taste the Halloween-themed creations stirring up the 2024 Monster Mash Bloody Mary Challenge. NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl gets a taste of the drinks being offered at Bourbon & Branch and Standard Tap and finds out what voters are being asked to judge.
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Tostitos and Ruffles add more chips to bags following ‘shrinkflation' accusations
The company’s decision comes as customers are complaining online about paying the same price or more for snack bags featuring fewer chips.
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Robots to deliver drinks at new Kura Revolving Sushi Bar in Cherry Hill
Sushi enthusiasts, this one is for you! Kura Revolving Sushi Bar is opening a location in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, this month.
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Mangia! Celebrate National Pasta Day with 13 saucy deals
Whether it’s al dente, slathered in sauce or served with protein, there’s really no wrong way to enjoy a dish of pasta.
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Philadelphia-based Bagels & Co. spreads to Pennsylvania suburbs
A beloved Philadelphia-based bagel chain known for its colorful flavor creations is spreading to the Main Line with its first suburban restaurant opening.
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Burger King is giving out free purple Whoppers as part of ‘Addams Family' collab
To celebrate the release of its limited-edition menu featuring items inspired by “The Addams Family,” the fast-food chain is running a buy-one, get-one-free deal on Whoppers for one day only.
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Philadelphia-based Bagels & Co. spreads to 1st Main Line location
Bagels & Co.’s Ardmore location is the first for the Philadelphia-based food chain in the Pennsylvania suburbs.
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Why Taco Bell posted a listing for a Las Vegas home with a ‘fully functioning' Taco Bell
An NFL trade has sent Gordita-sized shockwaves through the housing market
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MANNA launches annual Thanksgiving Pie in the Sky fundraiser
MANNA’s annual Pie in the Sky fundraiser is launching ahead of Thanksgiving.
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Fight over Popeyes order ends with worker stabbing angry customer, police say
An angry customer fighting with fast food workers over his Popeyes order wound up stabbed inside the North Philadelphia restaurant Tuesday night, police said.
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Resident shoots man rummaging through trash, Popeyes worker stabs man during fight
Philadelphia police investigated two separate incidents overnight. In one a South Philadelphia resident shot a man rummaging through his trash, police said. In the other, a Popeye’s worker stabbed a customer upset over his order, investigators said.
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Looking for a sweet treat? Levain Bakery opens first Philadelphia location
Philadelphia just got a whole lot sweeter! Levain Bakery opened a new location in Rittenhouse Square, bringing its famous massive cookies.
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Levain Bakery brings its massive cookies to Rittenhouse Square
A beloved New York City-based bakery known for its iconic six-ounce cookies, signature pastries, and artisanal bread has finally arrived in Philadelphia.
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Scrapple sculptors show off art at Reading Terminal Market
Rocky, a pretzel and more. Check out what artists made out of scrapple in just 90 minutes during a competition at Philadelphia’s Reading Terminal Market.
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Slowing sales of McDonald's french fries lead to plant closure, job cuts
A company that is one of the largest providers of french fries to Chicago-based fast food giant McDonald’s closed a plant in Washington and laid off nearly 400 employees as sales remain sluggish for the chain.
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Bakery behind Sarah Lee and Entenmann's pushes back on FDA sesame warning
A top U.S. commercial bakery is pushing back on an FDA warning to stop using labels that say its products contain sesame — even when they don’t.
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Public health alert issued for some chicken salad that could contain wheat
A public health alert has been issued for some chicken salad that was mislabeled and could contain wheat, according to the U.S.D.A Food Safety and Inspection Service. It was shipped to retail locations in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey and New York. Wheat was not declared in the label. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection...
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How Siete Foods went from selling tortillas at a gym to being acquired by PepsiCo for $1.2B
Veronica Garza wanted to create a grain-free tortilla she could eat. She ended up creating a billion-dollar Mexican American food company.
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How Siete Foods convinced grocery stores grain-free tortillas were a good idea
Veronica Garza founded Siete Foods after multiple autoimmune disorders left her with limited food options
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Philly chef Nok Suntaranon's recipe for turmeric chicken soup is all about family
That Nok Suntaranon’s hardworking mother informed her cooking is apparent in the Philadelphia restaurant she named after her, Kalaya, and in her new book, “ Kalaya’s Southern Thai Kitchen.”