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This New Bourbon Is Turning Heads! And It’s Named After an Iconic American Hat Brand

August 30, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

Stetson has launched its first bourbon, a 100-proof Kentucky straight whiskey priced at $70 and initially sold online and through select Texas retailers. The new release extends the iconic hat brand into spirits with a blend sourced from Bardstown Bourbon Company and Green River Distilling Co. Continue Reading →

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This Bourbon Was Named Best in Show at a Major Spirits Competition! Meet Its Creator

August 30, 2026Jonathan Peters 2 Comments

Starlight Distillery’s Mizunara Reserve Finished Bourbon took Best Overall Bourbon at the 2025 San Francisco World Spirits Competition. The award put a southern Indiana producer and the Huber family team behind it in the national spotlight. Continue Reading →

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Think Twice Before Ordering These 9 Foods the Next Time You’re at an Amusement Park

August 30, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

Amusement park food is part of the fun, but some menu staples are more likely to disappoint, spoil quickly, or leave you feeling miserable before the day is over. These nine common picks are worth reconsidering before you order. Continue Reading →

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New Research Challenges Everything You Thought You Knew About Low-Fat Dairy

August 30, 2026Jonathan Peters Leave a Comment
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A new University of Toronto study found that adults who ate three daily servings of full-fat dairy for 12 weeks did not see worse weight or cholesterol outcomes. The findings add fresh evidence to a broader shift away from judging dairy only by its saturated fat content. Continue Reading →

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This Diner Pressed ‘No Tip’: What the Waitress Did Next Sparked a Debate

August 30, 2026Jonathan Peters Leave a Comment

A diner’s decision to leave no tip, followed by a waitress’s response, has renewed debate over tipping, service expectations, and restaurant pay practices. The incident spread through online reposts rather than any confirmed court filing or company statement. Continue Reading →

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These 5 Grocery Staples Could Get Pricier for Boomers Amid Shifting Economic Policy

August 30, 2026Jonathan Peters Leave a Comment
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New federal tariff moves and stubborn food inflation are keeping pressure on several grocery basics, even as some headline food prices cool. For older shoppers on fixed incomes, beef, coffee, orange juice, cooking oils and packaged seafood are among the staples most exposed. Continue Reading →

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This Overlooked Use for Cottage Cheese Is Changing How I Cook For Good

August 29, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment
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Cottage cheese is moving beyond the breakfast bowl as home cooks and food outlets embrace it as a blended base for sauces, dips, and pasta dishes. That shift is being driven by its protein content, mild flavor, and wider use in recipes published over the past year. Continue Reading →

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People Lost Weight on This Diet Without Counting a Single Calorie, New Study Finds

August 29, 2026Jonathan Peters Leave a Comment
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A new randomized clinical trial found people following a Mediterranean-style weight loss program lost weight without counting calories, though the approach did not outperform a standard weight loss program over two years. The study adds fresh evidence on how diet quality, not just calorie tracking, may help adults manage weight. Continue Reading →

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One Restaurant Category Could Be the Industry’s Next Big Growth Engine, New Data Shows

August 29, 2026Jonathan Peters 2 Comments

New National Restaurant Association data shows beverages are shifting from add-ons to a core traffic driver for restaurants. The report points to stronger demand for customizable drinks, beverage-only visits, and off-premises improvements as operators look for growth. Continue Reading →

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Restaurant Spending Is Up. But One Type of Chain Isn’t Seeing the Benefit

August 29, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

U.S. restaurant spending increased in July, led by younger and lower-income diners, but Bank of America card data shows national chains lagged behind independents and regional operators. Pizza chains were the clearest weak spot as consumers shifted spending elsewhere. Continue Reading →

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