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Donald Trump eyes the wine business with a vineyard purchase. — Daily Dish The future of factory farming. — Huffington Post Food Taco Bell's testing taco shells made of Nacho Cheese Doritos. — Slashfood The 101 tastiest noodle dishes in America. — Grub Street NY Kroger jumps on the sustainable seafood bandwagon. — Reuters Here's how to host your first Passover Seder. — Chow Check Read more
Kroger stores are recalling pet food amid fears that some products may contain aflatoxin, a toxic chemical byproduct that could be harmful to animals. Nineteen states are affected — Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia — and Read more
Snap out of it Mama! Santa Claus is on his way! Rather than rushing around like a mad woman for those last minute gifts, fill your stockings and stuff some envelopes with a treat that everyone can use – gift cards! Your expectant friend: A gift card to Giggle will most certainly be appreciated. She can buy anything from layettes and fancy highchairs to bedding and bottles to get ready for her Read more
Functional foods have no boundaries these days as household names such as Kroger are jumping on the bandwagon. Starting today, Kroger will be selling a new, cholesterol reducing, fat-free milk. The new milk contains CoroWise plant sterols, an all-natural ingredient sourced from plants and found naturally in foods such as vegetables, seeds and nuts. According to a recent press release the milk Read more
We're thrilled to present this smart Kiplinger story here on Savvy! I usually spend less than $100 a week buying groceries for my family of four. And I don't use coupons — ever. Yes, there are some extreme couponers out there who manage to spend next to nothing at the grocery store. But I don't have the time it takes to be that sort of coupon pro — nor would I benefit from the effort because Read more
We're thrilled to present this smart Bundle story here on Savvy! Two-thirds of generic foods match or beat their name-brand counterparts in taste tests, according to a report, but Americans are still hesitant to give up the familiar names or logos they love to save a few bucks. For a household that spends $100 a week on groceries, store brands can mean a savings of $1,500 a year, Consumer Read more
