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The dates on food labels may not mean what you think they mean

by Reema Khrais and Sean McHenry
Aug 11, 2021
Vox writer Alissa Wilkinson explains the history behind food label dates, and how the "expiration date" concept is a costly misunderstanding.
A produce worker stocks shelves at a supermarket in Washington, D.C.
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How office food staples are adapting to a hybrid workforce

by Matt Levin
Jun 25, 2021
Sweetgreen and Krispy Kreme are planning to go public, but that's not necessarily a sign everyone will be back in the office.
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It's suddenly a great time to be in the meal-kit business

by Andie Corban and Kai Ryssdal
May 19, 2020
"Our volume has increased by about 100% over the past eight weeks," Purple Carrot CEO Andy Levitt says.
A farmer works in a broccoli field in March.
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What menudo can tell us about Mexico

by Kai Ryssdal and Bridget Bodnar
Mar 11, 2020
There's more to Mexican cuisine than tacos and burritos.
A bowl of menudo Rick Martinez had for breakfast in Zacatecas one morning.
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The tortured Taco Tuesday trademark travails

by Ben Bradford
Sep 17, 2019
A Wyoming fast food chain and LeBron James each want a piece of the widely-used promotional term.
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Is the golden age of food over?

by David Brancaccio , Sasa Woodruff and Erika Soderstrom
Aug 9, 2019
Kevin Alexander on the rise and fall of "the independent fine-casual dining spot."
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Will the ice cream sandwich ever go out of style?

by Kai Ryssdal and Bennett Purser
Aug 2, 2019
A look at 120 years of a sweet business on National Ice Cream Sandwich Day.
Still a favorite today: elaborate ice cream sandwiches are often celebrated on social media.
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Death, theft ... and the quest for the world's most coveted fungus

by David Brancaccio
Jun 28, 2019
"I think the best analogy is probably sex or drugs," is how author Ryan Jacobs describes the allure of the truffle.
An inspector approved by the regional federation of truffle harvesters smells a black truffles (tuber melanosporum), on December 23, 2018, during an inspection at a truffle market in Rognes, southeastern France.
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In a food desert, Atlanta now has a "food forest"

by Stephannie Stokes
Jun 17, 2019
Okra, eggplant and mulberries: Atlanta hopes a food forest will provide residents with fresh produce.
From the garden out front to the trees in the back, Atlanta’s new 7.1-acre food forest is full of fresh fruit and vegetables.
Stephannie Stokes
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I’ve Always Wondered: How did pepper get married to salt?

by Renata Sago
Jun 14, 2019
Americans import more black pepper than anyone else. Some folks are mystified by that.
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