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10 Regional Food Chains that Should Go National

Here's a list of regional food chains that should really start expanding their horizons and put up branches in all states.
  • USDA Offers $6.8 Million Grant to Celebrate 50 Years of School Breakfast Program

    To celebrate USDA's 50 years of their School Breakfast Program they are offering a Team Nutrition grant worth $6.8 million for the healthy school meal program especially dedicated to school breakfast
  • Multimillion Dollar Campaign Kill Washington’s GMO Labeling Initiative

    We know that a multi-million dollar campaign killed Washington’s GMO Labeling Initiative 522. What are these giant food companies that greatly contributed to the campaign of killing GMO labeling?Washington Superior Court Judge Anne Hirsch from the Thurston County Superior Court made a ruling that the food industry group Grocery Manufacturer’s Association, violated the state’s campaign finance disclosure laws when it tried to hide the identities of the corporate funders.
  • Chocolate-Covered Onion: An Unlikely But Healthy Treat

    In Philadelphia, onions are getting popular because a chocolate company turned it into a dessert known as the Chocolate covered Onions.
  • Video Showing Man Urinating Inside Kellogg’s Memphis Production Facility Goes Viral

    A disquieting video apparently showing an employee urinating all over the food production line of a plant belonging to Kellogg's Cereals has gone viral. Although the company has pulled down the 47-second clip originally posted on WorldStarUncut.com, it can be seen below this article.
  • Healthy Ways to Gain Weight

    The best way to increase weight is to increase body mas in your body. Most health articles are related to losing weight the healthy way. However, there are many people suffering from underweight for whom not much has been recorded on the internet.
  • Splenda Side Effects: New Study vs Splenda on Cancer Claims; Is Sweetener Safe or Not?

    A recently published study has reignited the long running Splenda issue - is it or is it not safe? A recently published study has reignited the long-running Splenda issue - is it safe or not? An article in Uptown Magazine by Annika Harris cites a study that linked sucralose, the ingredient found in Splenda, with the development of leukemia and other blood cancers in the mice tested.
  • Chain Restaurants Flourish While Independent Eateries Dwindle

    Regardless of multiple E.coli outbreaks connected to the Mexican Grill chain, Chipotle added many areas in 2015. Huge chains have been encouraging purchasers with progressively discounted food and it appears to be effective. Therefore, various independent eateries are closing while chain restaurants are constantly expanding in numbers.
  • Onion Juice Promotes Healthy Hair Growth

    Bloggers found out that onion juice promotes healthy hair growth. Know the details and how it does it.
  • Two Planes Stocked with Biscuits Relieve British Biscuit Shortage

    Two planes stocked with biscuits relieve Britain's biscuit shortage issue. In a bizarre turn of events, two cargo planes stocked with arrived at the UK laden with biscuits, easing the biscuit shortage hounding the country since early this year.
  • Food Insecurity Looms Over Minnesota

    Two out of 10 Minnesota families face food insecurity. This is not just the State of Minnesota’s issue; it has become a national concern since 1 in 6 people in America also face hunger.
  • Purina Issues Voluntary Recall on Wet Dog Foods

    US Food Drug and Administration has not yet listed any recall for Purina’s wet pet foods but Purina has itself issued a unilateral, voluntary recall on its wet dog food brands. This was after finding that there were inadequate vitamins and minerals content on these wet dog foods.
  • Instagram Heightens Food Experience

    We already know that Instagram food tastes better than the food that you have not posted.But do you know that each time you post photos of food on your Instagram, it actually heightens your satisfaction to the food that you ordered or cooked?
  • NBA Star Tony Parker Puts French Food to American Streets: San Antonio Spurs PG Welcomes Foodies

    It's about time for Tony Parker to open a business related to where he came from. The San Antonio Spurs star steps out of the game and debuts his first French food truck.
  • Nestle Gets Coffee Beans From Blacklisted Plantations? Details Here!

    Research center, DanWatch, who investigated Nestle and Jacobs Douwe Egberts, found that the coffee companies did not know all of the plantation names they're cultivating the beans from.
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