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A Beloved Panda Express Item Is Sneaking Back Onto the Menu, and Only for a Little While

September 15, 2026Jonathan Peters 2 Comments
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Panda Express has brought back Hot Orange Chicken for a limited-time run nationwide, reviving one of the chain’s most in-demand seasonal items. The return began July 11, 2026, just ahead of National Orange Chicken Day. Continue Reading →

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This Popular Pizza Chain Just Closed Two Locations After Decades of Serving Loyal Customers

September 14, 2026Jonathan Peters 3 Comments
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Pizza Hut has permanently closed its Concord and Dover restaurants, ending decades-long runs in two New Hampshire communities. The closures come during a broader period of change for the chain following Yum Brands’ 2026 sale of the business. Continue Reading →

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Andrew Zimmern Just Revealed His Favorite Way to Cook Chicken Breast

September 14, 2026Jonathan Peters 4 Comments
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Andrew Zimmern has identified a chilled Sichuan dish called mouthwatering chicken as the one white-meat chicken preparation he traditionally eats. The technique relies on gently poached chicken breast, ice-water shocking, and a bold sauce built around Sichuan peppercorns. Continue Reading →

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Inside the “Foodie Call,” the Dating Trend Taking Over Restaurants

September 14, 2026Jonathan Peters 2 Comments

The term “foodie call” has moved from dating slang into restaurant conversation as more diners and operators talk openly about first-date spending, split checks and mismatched expectations. Research shows the behavior is real, but the data also shows it is not the norm. Continue Reading →

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The Best First Date Restaurants in New York City, According to Locals

September 14, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

New York diners and restaurant guides continue to favor spots that balance conversation-friendly rooms, moderate pricing, and neighborhoods with easy post-dinner options. Recent local and industry lists point to a mix of Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens restaurants that regulars say work especially well for first dates. Continue Reading →

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Another Familiar Restaurant Chain Is Quietly Disappearing Across America

September 14, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment
TGI Fridays

TGI Fridays’ U.S. footprint has continued to contract after bankruptcy, asset sales, and additional closures. Publicly available filings and the chain’s own locator show a much smaller national presence than the brand once had. Continue Reading →

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10 Diner Menu Items You Might Want to Think Twice Before Ordering

September 14, 2026Jonathan Peters 2 Comments

Classic diner food can be comforting, cheap, and deeply satisfying, but some menu staples come with bigger trade-offs than most people realize. From sodium-heavy breakfast platters to food-safety red flags hiding in plain sight, these are the orders worth a second look. Continue Reading →

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Here’s the One Rotisserie Chicken Mistake Almost Everyone Is Making

September 14, 2026Jonathan Peters 2 Comments
Rotisserie Chicken

Food safety guidance from federal agencies is clear: the most common rotisserie chicken mistake is letting it sit too long before refrigeration. Once that hot chicken leaves the store, the clock starts quickly for safe storage and leftovers. Continue Reading →

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Is It Actually Safe to Eat Around Mold? Here’s What Experts Say

September 13, 2026Jonathan Peters 3 Comments

Federal food safety guidance says the answer depends on the food, its moisture level, and whether mold can spread below the surface. In most cases involving soft foods, leftovers, bread, and spreads, experts say the safest move is to throw the item away. Continue Reading →

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New Study Reveals How Eating This Everyday Food Could Boost Your Brain Health

September 13, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

A newly published study found that older adults who ate eggs regularly had a lower risk of an Alzheimer’s diagnosis over time. Researchers said the findings add to broader evidence that diet patterns tied to heart health may also support brain health. Continue Reading →

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