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Author: Jonathan Peters

This Washington City Just Lost Its Five Guys, And It’s Not the Only One

August 5, 2026Jonathan Peters Leave a Comment

Five Guys has closed its Ballard restaurant in Seattle after 12 years, adding Washington to a growing list of states with recent shutdowns. The company has not announced a broader restructuring, and the full list of affected locations has not been released. Continue Reading →

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Everyone’s scared of these 7 foods: Here’s what the science actually says

August 5, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment
Raw Milk

Raw milk, seed oils, MSG, and diet soda all inspire outsized fear online, but the evidence is more nuanced. Here’s where the science genuinely raises concern, and where panic outruns the data. Continue Reading →

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The Celebrity Chef Choice That Has Everyone Asking Where Food and Politics Now Meet

August 5, 2026Jonathan Peters 2 Comments
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Food Network star Geoffrey Zakarian is set to appear on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s new web series, a pairing that links celebrity chef culture with a Trump administration nutrition campaign. The teaser arrives weeks after Zakarian appeared at a federal hospital-food initiative in Florida. Continue Reading →

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Buy now or wait? What’s actually cheap this week, and what isn’t yet

August 5, 2026Jonathan Peters Leave a Comment

Grocery prices are sending mixed signals right now. Some staples are finally easing, while beef and a few summer favorites still reward patience and comparison shopping. Continue Reading →

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People Tried the Government’s $5 Meal Challenge and the Results Weren’t What Many Expected

August 5, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

A new federal cooking show promoted meals for under $5 a serving, but early reactions focused as much on grocery math and access as on nutrition. The first episode’s recipe drew praise for its ingredients and questions about whether the price point reflects what many households actually pay. Continue Reading →

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There’s a visual clue on jalapeños that tells you everything before the first bite

August 4, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

A jalapeño’s skin can reveal a lot before you ever taste it. Those pale streaks and wrinkles many shoppers overlook are often the best hint about maturity, texture, and likely heat. Continue Reading →

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Back-to-school shopping is starting earlier this year: Here’s what that means for your cart

August 4, 2026Jonathan Peters 2 Comments

Families are moving their back-to-school purchases into early summer, chasing deals, spreading out costs, and trying to stay ahead of price pressure. That shift is changing what belongs in the cart, when to buy it, and which categories are worth waiting on. Continue Reading →

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A major buffet chain wants parents to notice something different on the kids’ menu

August 4, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

Golden Corral is pairing a new $2.50 kids buffet promotion with a visible nutrition change on its buffet line. The chain says parents should now look for the Kids LiveWell carrot symbol to spot children’s meals that meet national nutrition criteria. Continue Reading →

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The Costco items nutrition experts quietly stock up on every single trip

August 4, 2026Jonathan Peters Leave a Comment

Nutrition professionals often steer Costco shoppers toward a short list of minimally processed staples that can support quick, balanced meals. Recent product listings and federal dietary guidance help explain why frozen broccoli, A2 milk, salmon burgers, and mixed nuts keep showing up in expert carts. Continue Reading →

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Lawmakers just moved on a bill that could change what your food packaging has to say

August 4, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

Lawmakers have recently advanced proposals that would change the words consumers see on food packaging, with the biggest push focused on standardizing date labels. The shift could replace vague phrases like “sell by” with clearer wording tied to food quality and safety. Continue Reading →

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