Shari Ann Solano

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'Sushi Burgers are the Newest Viral Food Trend

Sushi ingredients suggested between two buns made of sticky rice and a sesame seed is the most recent Instagram food trend.

By Shari Ann Solano

'Can UberEATS Answer All Your Seamless Despairs?

There's no debating the way that almost everybody living in New York City is dependent on Seamless for no less than a quarter of their week after week meals yet the world is not all daylight and soup dumplings. In spite of all the positive things about Seamless, there's bounty to whine about like long holds up, intermittent high minimums and delivery expenses and ghost restaurants.
'Buffets Inc. Bankrupt, May Not Pay Victims

A government court request ordering payment of $11.37 million to harmed Salmonella casualty might now be worth nothing more than an invitation to a bankruptcy meeting for unsecured creditors.
'Unilever Introduces 17 New Frozen Treats for Summer

Offerings are inspired by sentimentality and memorable moments, two fundamental reasons why individuals appreciate frozen yogurt. New items incorporate Klondike S'Mores, Breyers Ice Cream Cake and Good Humor Double Chocolate Chip Cookie Sandwich.
'Dunkin' Donuts Brings Back White Cheddar Bagel Twist

Dunkin' Donuts declared that starting March 28 the White Cheddar Bagel Twist will return and will be added to its bagel lineup.
'Jimmy’s American Tavern Opens Latest Branch in Woodland Hills

This restaurant which is known for its delicious burgers among other comfort foods has a Monday exceptional offering any burger and draft brew for just $12 from 3 p.m. until closing.
'Tesco Criticized for Introducing Line of Farm Fresh Foods from Nonexistent Farms

The tricky labeling became visible after a trade publication found none of the farms really existed.
'Drexler’s Introduces New York City’s Newest Boozy Brunch Menu

Known as one of East Village's most well-known mixed drink lounges, Drexler's presented its new boozy brunch menu this previous weekend.
'Study Discovers E. Coli Bacteria In Ice Cubes

It's generally enough for most people if the eatery looks clean. Yet germs and microscopic organisms are too little to see and another study in Switzerland shows that eatery ice machines may not be getting the cleanings they want.
'U.S. Customs Agents Searches 766 Pounds of Pot Concealed in Broccoli Shipment

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection rushed to seize almost 766 pounds of cannabis on Tuesday. The authorities revealed the illegal drug in 661 new packages of broccoli, which was stacked from Mexico to the U.S.
'10-Year-Old Inventor Served White House Easter Candy

Zollipops is a sweet that should be beneficial for one's teeth and was invented by a 7-year-old, and was the only treat at the White House Easter Egg Roll this year.
'Food Safety News: Hershey's, Whole Foods, Trader's Joe & More Blamed of Lead Poisoning

Ecological advocacy group As You Sow has some awful news for those who celebrated Easter by chocolate treats. In addition to cacao, some chocolate items have trace measures of toxic substantial metals, similar to lead and cadmium.
'Ballparks Releases Gut-Busting Food as Baseball Snacks

Baseball is an important American leisure activity that flags the start of spring. And a tour to the ballpark wouldn't be complete without some great grub.
'Trader Joe’s Recall Chocolate Sticks for Containing Traces of Milk

Trader Joe's reported a review of two of its chocolate stick flavors in light of the fact that the snacks might contain milk, yet the labels don't contain it.
'GMO Labeling Update: Vermont Got Big Food Companies to Label GMOs

Over the previous week, several companies such as General Mills, Mars and Kellogg have reported plans to mark genetically modified items despite the fact that they don't believe it's a smart thought.