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Author: Jonathan Peters

The Two Grocery Categories Where Brand Names Are Basically a Waste of Money

July 6, 2026Jonathan Peters

Federal regulators say FDA-approved generics must match brand-name drugs on core measures, while private-label grocery sales continue to gain share as shoppers focus on value. Two of the clearest examples are over-the-counter medicine and single-ingredient spices. Continue Reading →

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One Discount Grocer Is Expanding Faster Than Any Other Chain in 2026

July 5, 2026Jonathan Peters 135 Comments

Aldi is opening more stores in 2026 than any other discount grocer, pushing deeper into new markets while rivals stay more selective. Its low-cost model, small-format stores, and aggressive rollout are reshaping the grocery landscape. Continue Reading →

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A Beloved Florida Chicken Chain Is Losing Even More Ground and No One’s Stepping In

July 5, 2026Jonathan Peters

A major Popeyes franchise operator based in Florida is giving up more ground after dozens of restaurants failed to find buyers in bankruptcy. Court-approved lease rejections and asset sales now leave more uncertainty for customers across Florida. Continue Reading →

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Maine Could Be Getting Something Texas-Sized Sooner Than Anyone Expected

July 5, 2026Jonathan Peters

Buc-ee’s is expanding into several new states, but Maine is not on any confirmed list. Based on the chain’s typical buildout timeline and Maine’s highway setup, the earliest realistic opening appears to be 2029 at the absolute earliest. Continue Reading →

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What Americans Actually Ate to Get Through the Worst Wildfires in History

July 5, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

In America’s worst wildfire disasters, survival food was rarely dramatic or gourmet. It was hot shelter meals, packaged snacks, donated burritos, local vendor deliveries, and familiar comfort foods that helped evacuees endure chaos. Continue Reading →

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I Road Tripped Across America and These 10 States Served the Worst Food I’ve Ever Had

July 5, 2026Jonathan Peters 5 Comments

A cross-country drive revealed an uncomfortable truth about eating on the road: some states make unforgettable meals, while others seem trapped in a cycle of bland menus, fried shortcuts, and tired local legends. These 10 states stood out for all the wrong reasons. Continue Reading →

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A New COVID Variant Called “Cicada” Is Spreading and Here’s What It Means for Your Grocery Trip

July 5, 2026Jonathan Peters

The COVID variant nicknamed “Cicada” is drawing attention because of its unusual mutation profile, but the practical takeaway for shoppers is calmer than the headlines suggest. Here’s how to think about errands, exposure, and smart precautions in crowded stores. Continue Reading →

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If Your Cucumbers Look Like This, Experts Say Throw Them Away Immediately

July 5, 2026Jonathan Peters

A cucumber that looks slightly off can quickly cross the line from stale to unsafe. Here’s how to spot the warning signs experts say mean it belongs in the trash, not your salad. Continue Reading →

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Two Beloved Chains Just Did Something Restaurants Rarely Do Together

July 4, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

Dine Brands is accelerating a restaurant format that puts Applebee’s and IHOP under one roof, a pairing the company says could reach about 80 domestic locations by the end of 2026. The move reflects a broader push to cut operating costs while serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night traffic from one shared site. Continue Reading →

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The Gut-Health Trend Taking Over Grocery Shelves Isn’t What You’d Expect

July 4, 2026Jonathan Peters

The latest gut-health push on grocery shelves is centered less on kombucha and yogurt and more on fiber-rich ingredients such as cassava, chicory, and konjac. Industry surveys and federal nutrition guidance show why brands are reformulating everyday foods around prebiotic and soluble fibers. Continue Reading →

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