Food Is Both A Love Language And Act Of Self-Sabotage On The Bear Season 2
Food and human relationships are both primary topics explored in Hulu's "The Bear." Sometimes food helps the characters bond; sometimes it leads to pure chaos.
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More Than 3,000 Starbucks Workers Are Striking With Pride Over Unfair Decor Policy
This comes as a direct response to allegations that multiple Starbucks locations across the US have not let employees decorate their stores for Pride Month.
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Mashed Exclusive Survey Uncovered The Best Cookie According To Fans
After 31,000 votes, the winner of Mashed's cookie poll was the buttery, melt-in-your-mouth chocolate chip cookie, beloved by a whopping 57% of people.
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The Bougie Sparkling Water People Are Rushing To Get At Costco
Socosani water might be high in minerals, but does it taste better than other brands? That question might be best left up the consumer.
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Kylie Jenner's Viral Shrimp Tacos Are Sizzling The Internet
When we think of the Kardashians, the next thing that pops to mind usually isn't shrimp tacos. But maybe it should be...
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Panera Dives Into Swimwear With Its Latest Food-Themed Threads
To celebrate the arrival of summer, the fast-casual chain introduced a new line of seasonal swim attire on June 21 - "Swim Soups: the You Pick 2 Collection."
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We're Running To Costco's Frozen Section For Afters Cookie Monster Bars
We're running to Costco's frozen section for Afters Cookie Monster ice cream bars. Here's what you need to know about this treat -- and where to find them.
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Andrew Zimmern Tells Us Exactly What's Under The Silos Baking Competition Judging Table - Exclusive
Andrew Zimmern is returning as a guest judge on "Silos Baking Competition," and in a Mashed interview, he reveals what the judges are hiding under their table.
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How Cannolis Help Heal Family Trauma On The Bear Season 2
In season 2 of The Bear, chef Carmy's association with cannolis was met with dread toward his dysfunctional family, but he reclaims the pastry as his own.
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California Restaurant Fined For Making Staff Confess 'Sins' To A Fake Priest
A California restaurant was fined upwards of $140,000 for making staff confess 'sins' to a fake priest while on the clock. Here's what you need to know.
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Alix Earle's Bagel Order Is Dividing Tables
TikTok star Alix Earle surprised followers with her breakfast order - which features an interesting choice of a classic New Jersey breakfast meat.
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The Buffalo Wild Wings Takeout Bill Backlash, Explained
In 2022, Buffalo Wild Wings' decision to add a small takeout fee to customers' bills caused some serious backlash. Here's what you need to know about the fee.
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The Chinese Stir-Fried Stone Trend Is Essentially Sucking On Savory Rocks
A surprisingly old trend has chefs stir-frying pebbles in a pan of oils and seasonings, with customers then carefully sucking the flavors from the pebbles.
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The Cheap Accessory Andrew Zimmern Says Everyone Needs In The Kitchen - Exclusive
Even in a well-stocked kitchen, Andrew Zimmern told Mashed about the one item everyone should have at all times.
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Traditional Food Media Is Satirically Portrayed On The Bear Season 2
Traditional food media is satirically portrayed on "The Bear" Season 2. The show highlights its importance in the restaurant world.
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The Pastry World Is A Sterile But Beautiful Place On The Bear Season 2
Hulu's TV show "The Bear" has returned for a second season, and it is bringing sweet sterility to the world of pastries.
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The Sparkle Of Michelin Stars Muddles The Eyes Of The Bear Chefs
"The Bear" Season 2 finds Carmy Berzatto seemingly ambivalent about the idea of shooting for the (Michelin) stars.
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The Bear Season 2 Exchanges Chaos Cooking For An Elegantly Imperfect Fine Dining Experience
If you're all hyped up for Season 2 of "The Bear," no doubt you already know what to expect. Chaos is on the menu.
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The Tuna Red Flags You'll Never Un-See, According To Chef Morimoto - Exclusive
Chef Masaharu Morimoto explained the red flags to watch out for when picking tuna and gave his advice for rolling your high-quality finds into sushi.
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Chick-Fil-A Wants To Give You Free Chicken For A Year
Chick-fil-A wants to give you free chicken for a year with a Summer of Cows. Here's how you can win.
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Costco Fans Are Dunking On A Biden Critic For Not Understanding How Math Works
When one New Mexico politician went to Twitter to blame President Joe Biden for the high cost of her latest Costco trip, many were quick to criticize her math.
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You Read That Right - A Rat Head Was Found In A School Lunch In China
The canteen has since had its license revoked, and both the school and the government agency will face punishment for the attempted rat head cover-up.
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A24 Releases A Cookbook Inspired By Its Movies' Most Unhinged Meals
A24 is releasing a cookbook inspired by its movies' most unhinged meals. Some of these are unbelievable.
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Aldi And Trader Joe's Are Part Of A Massive Frozen Fruit Recall For Potential Listeria
If you are in possession of any of this recalled fruit, you are encouraged to throw it away or take it back to the store where you bought it for a refund.
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Drinkflation Could Affect The Amount Of Booze In Your Beer
The higher the level of alcohol in a beer, the more tax the brewery owes, so brands like Foster's, Old Speckled Hen, and Heineken have been lowering their ABV.
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Krispy Kreme's Fourth Of July Lineup Is Bringing The Fireworks (And Sweetness)
To celebrate the U.S.'s 247th Independence Day, Krispy Kreme is releasing three brand new doughnuts beginning June 21 as part of the Stars and Stripes Dozen.
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Rich People Are Now Flocking To Discount Stores Like Aldi
Discount stores have been celebrated for their low prices, but shoppers of all income levels are flocking to them to score as many great deals as they can.
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