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Woman coughed on $35,000 worth of groceries to stoke coronavirus fears
With the coronavirus pandemic encouraging new standards in personal hygiene, a woman in Pennsylvania deliberately coughed on $35,000 worth of food at a grocery store. The woman was apprehended and ultimately arrested by >>
Free food: Here are all the restaurants where you can get free stuff for your birthday
Are you sick and tired of getting lame gifts for your birthday? You still need to be gracious, of course, because it’s the thought that counts. But once you’re done pretending that a >>
Impossible Foods is tackling pork, and people say it actually tastes good
Impossible Foods first targeted the mighty burger, going through multiple iterations until the company came up with what it thinks is the best non-meat burger on the planet. But once you’ve conquered ground >>
Your Thanksgiving leftovers might make you sick, so follow this rule
Thanksgiving 2019 is finally in the rearview, but there’s a good chance the incredible bounty of food resulted in a container or two of leftovers sitting in your fridge. Day-old turkey, ham, and >>
Kraft Heinz recalls cottage cheese because it might have plastic and metal in it
Cottage cheese isn’t for everyone. Cottage cheese that has plastic and metal in it isn’t for anyone. Kraft Heinz just issued a recall of some of its Breakstone’s brand cottage cheese because it >>
4,200 pounds of hamburger recalled because it might have metal in it
The debate over the potential health risks of red meat may never truly end, but one Wisconsin company is recalling thousands of pounds of beef patties because the food is dangerous in an >>
Taco Bell just recalled 2.3 million pounds of beef after a customer found a metal shaving in his meal
Taco Bell’s famous tag line is “run for the border,” but a recent discovery might make “run to the hospital” a little bit more appropriate. The nationwide fast food chain earlier today said >>
