
"Available in 16 and 24 ounce sizes, the new Blackberry Shake is made with real ice cream and blackberry-flavored syrup, and features whipped topping and a Maraschino cherry on top."Full article can be found here.
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"Available in 16 and 24 ounce sizes, the new Blackberry Shake is made with real ice cream and blackberry-flavored syrup, and features whipped topping and a Maraschino cherry on top."Full article can be found here.
"Under a 2004 law, Congress gave the FDA until 2008 to establish a uniform definition for companies that want to label their products as gluten-free. But that deadline has come and gone"For those out there familiar with Celiac disease or gluten sensitivity, you know how serious it can be if gluten is ingested. I'm sure those with the disease would be happy if the FDA could come up with a uniform standard. Check out the full Washington Post article here to learn more about the issue.
"overlays images of several types of cookies on plain cookies piled on a plate. Once the user selects one, the system pumps air near the user's nose with the corresponding scent. The power of the scent is adjusted as the user brings the cookie closer to their mouth. Upon taking a bite, the user really thinks the cookie isn't just a bland treat, but whatever the system turned it into."Thankfully, since I'm sure you want to see this, there is a video demonstration to go along with the full article here.
"The new sandwich, which is available for a limited time only, features hot tender steak strips, grilled onions and melting cheese covered with Jack’s new Bourbon BBQ sauce and served on grilled artisan bread."
"Join us for the Fifth Annual 31 Cent Scoop Night on April 27, 2011. Once again, we are partnering with the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation (NFFF), paying tribute to America's Firefighters and thanking our loyal customers by lowering the price of Baskin-Robbins scoops to just 31 cents*!
*Plus applicable tax. Limit 3 2.5 oz scoops per person. At participating stores while supplies last."Earlier this month, in order to go along with this event, Baskin-Robbins introduced their new "Firehouse #31" flavor. It sounds like it has got some kick:
"The April Flavor of the Month is the perfect blend of hot and cold - a crunchy atomic fireball ribbon laced throughout with hot cinnamon and packed with red hot candy pieces in cold vanilla ice cream."For information about how to make text donations to the NFFF, please check either of the above posted links.
"The company said it expects an increase of 4 percent to 4.5 percent in food prices in U.S. and Europe for the year. In January, McDonald's predicted an increase of 2 percent to 2.5 percent for U.S. food prices."Perhaps you say "I'll just go somewhere else." or "I never go there anyway." Unfortunately, other restaurants will have to follow suit:
"As the world's biggest hamburger chain, McDonald's can influence the rest of the fast-food industry with its decisions about how to deal with the rising prices."Full article at AP.
"The "Walmart To Go" test allows customers to visit Walmart.com to order groceries and consumables found in a Walmart store and have them delivered to their homes, the spokesman said.Pure speculation on my part, but I would count on Phoenix and Tucson being on any expansion list. If so, would you consider using the service? Full article here.
Products include fresh produce, meat and seafood, frozen, bakery, baby, over-the-counter pharmacy, household supplies and health and beauty items."
"Plans for the housing development fell through, and the new owners worked out a new water supply agreement and successfully negotiated with the current landowner to once again farm the corner of Highway 69 and 169, Sharla Mortimer said Friday.
The Mortimers, veterans of plant nurseries, farming and ranching for 25 years, hope to nurse the farm back to its heyday of drawing about 400,000 visitors a year, including many from the Phoenix area.”
Gather up the family and get ready because according to the article, that sweet corn will be ready in July! Read the entire article here.