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The 10 Foods Experts Say You Should Never Eat During a Heat Wave

July 4, 2026Jonathan Peters

Extreme heat changes how your body handles hydration, digestion, and food safety. Here are the 10 foods experts say are smartest to skip when temperatures soar. Continue Reading →

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These Two States Are Losing More Chain Restaurants Than Anywhere Else in 2026

July 4, 2026Jonathan Peters

Chain restaurant retrenchment is hitting Florida and California harder than many other states in 2026, with closures tied to bankruptcy filings, restructuring plans and higher operating costs. Confirmed losses this year span Tallahassee, Calexico and additional markets where full state-by-state lists have not yet been released. Continue Reading →

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Skip the Oven This 4th of July With These 10 Dishes That Could Save Your Party

July 3, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

When the kitchen is already hot and the cookout budget feels tighter, smart no-oven dishes can keep a Fourth of July party easy, safe, and crowd-pleasing. These 10 ideas lean on make-ahead prep, deli convenience, and summer produce to deliver big results with less stress. Continue Reading →

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Costco Is Testing Something New at Checkout and Shoppers Are Taking Notice

July 3, 2026Jonathan Peters

Costco is testing a pre-scan checkout system that lets employees scan carts before shoppers reach the register. The company says the pilot is part of a broader effort to speed transactions and improve traffic flow inside its warehouses. Continue Reading →

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In-N-Out Fans Finally Agree on the One Menu Item Nobody Should Order

July 3, 2026Jonathan Peters

In-N-Out’s burgers remain a draw across the West and South, but the chain’s plain fries continue to stand out as its most criticized menu item in customer discussions. Company materials emphasize fresh potatoes and sunflower oil, while many diners say they prefer custom orders such as well-done or Animal Style fries. Continue Reading →

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Two Colorado Restaurants Everyone Loved Are Closing Their Doors This July

July 3, 2026Jonathan Peters

Denver is set to lose two longtime favorites this month as Port Side and Table 6 prepare to serve their final customers. The closures affect two very different neighborhood institutions, from a RiNo breakfast spot to a 22-year bistro in Alamo Placita. Continue Reading →

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Sam’s Club Has a Handful of July 4th Finds Under $20 That Are Worth the Trip Before They’re Gone

July 3, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

Sam’s Club is leaning hard into affordable July 4th entertaining, with a small lineup of seasonal finds under $20 that make parties look more polished without blowing the budget. From patriotic serveware to limited-time prepared foods, these are the standout buys worth a warehouse run. Continue Reading →

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The Costco Items Selling Out Before July 4th That Shoppers Are Calling the Best Finds of the Summer

July 3, 2026Jonathan Peters

Costco members are racing to grab the warehouse’s hottest summer staples before July 4, from crowd-pleasing grill picks to limited-time desserts and backyard entertaining essentials. These are the items generating the most buzz and the clearest signs of sellout pressure. Continue Reading →

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Major Restaurant Deal Confirmed for July 4th Weekend and the One Price Point That Keeps Showing Up

July 3, 2026Jonathan Peters

Restaurant chains are rolling out confirmed July 4 weekend promotions tied to America’s 250th birthday, and one number appears repeatedly: $2.50. Golden Corral’s nationwide campaign puts that price point at the center of a broader holiday discount pattern. Continue Reading →

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The Seattle Restaurant That Never Chased Trends Is Closing and That’s Exactly Why People Are Upset

July 3, 2026Jonathan Peters

Nell’s Restaurant in Seattle’s Green Lake neighborhood is closing at the end of June 2026 as chef-owner Philip Mihalski retires after 26 years. The restaurant says the space will reopen in July under a new name, with much of the staff and core menu expected to remain. Continue Reading →

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