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Author: Jonathan Peters

One industry just outpaced every other in job growth this August, guess which

September 8, 2026Jonathan Peters

U.S. restaurants and bars added more jobs in August than any other industry, according to the latest federal employment report. The gains stood out in a month when overall hiring improved but remained uneven across sectors. Continue Reading →

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This fried chicken giant quietly shut over 300 locations nationwide, did you even notice?

September 8, 2026Jonathan Peters 4 Comments
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KFC’s U.S. footprint shrank by at least 312 restaurants between mid-July 2025 and early July 2026, according to a new analysis of the chain’s public store locator. California recorded the biggest loss, while Yum! Brands reported KFC is still expanding internationally. Continue Reading →

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These Labor Day weekend food deals are too good to scroll past

September 8, 2026Jonathan Peters 3 Comments

From fast-food freebies to grocery markdowns on grilling staples, this Labor Day weekend is packed with food offers that can meaningfully cut the cost of a holiday meal. The smartest shoppers will focus on stackable app deals, delivery promos, and value-priced cookout essentials. Continue Reading →

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This award-winning CA barbecue chain just vanished from the market entirely, here’s why

September 8, 2026Jonathan Peters

Horn Barbecue, the nationally recognized California chain founded by pitmaster Matt Horn, has closed its last remaining restaurant in Oakland. The shutdown ends the brand’s brick-and-mortar run after closures in Fresno, Lafayette, and Elk Grove earlier in 2026. Continue Reading →

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Chefs name the only 5 potato chips they say are actually worth buying

September 8, 2026Jonathan Peters

Chef recommendations and recent taste-test reporting are narrowing a crowded snack aisle to five standout potato chip picks. The list spans classic kettle chips, regional favorites, and premium imports that chefs and food publications say deliver on texture, salt balance, and potato flavor. Continue Reading →

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Scientists turned plastic waste into cookies, would you actually eat one?

September 8, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment
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Southern Illinois University researchers presented 3D-printed cookies made from plastic- and plant-derived ingredients at a major chemistry meeting in Chicago. The work remains experimental, with aroma testing completed but no public human taste testing cleared yet. Continue Reading →

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Trump’s new beef plan promised cheaper burgers, experts say don’t count on it

September 8, 2026Jonathan Peters 3 Comments
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President Trump’s latest beef plan is pitched as a fast way to cut burger prices, but economists, ranchers and market analysts say the move is unlikely to deliver meaningful savings soon. The bigger problem is a historically tight cattle supply that no 90-day import tweak can quickly fix. Continue Reading →

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After 24 years, this Arizona coffee shop just served its last cup, here’s what happened

September 7, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

Gold Bar Espresso served its final customers in Tempe on July 26, ending a 24-year run as a neighborhood coffee shop. The closure removes a longtime local gathering place near McClintock Drive and Southern Avenue. Continue Reading →

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The FDA tried banning these 8 foods decades ago, so why are they still on your shelf?

September 7, 2026Jonathan Peters
old-style root beer

From cyclamate-sweetened imports to raw milk and sassafras products, several foods and ingredients the FDA once targeted never fully disappeared. Their survival says as much about legal loopholes, state rules, reformulation, and consumer demand as it does about food safety. Continue Reading →

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Science just revealed the best time to eat breakfast for a longer life

September 7, 2026Jonathan Peters

New research is adding to evidence that when people eat breakfast may matter for healthy aging. The latest studies suggest earlier morning meals, especially around 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. in some cohorts, are linked with better longevity-related outcomes, though researchers are not calling it a universal rule. Continue Reading →

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