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A Hamburger Today tries to build a better Big Mac. Macheesmo made breakfast pizza. Top 6 drinking tours in the U.S. GrubGrade finds they still love McDonald’s fries. New Rocky Road Klondike bar. Farts candy? Chicago Reader on the BYO Bandits. The Top Chef Canada horse meat controversy. Farmer’s markets: not necessarily more expensive. The [...]

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In honor of their 125th anniversary, Coca-Cola has temporarily changed the Atlanta skyline and their high-rise HQ into a 4-sided movie screen, showing many of their ads used over the years as well as some cool visuals – made especially impressive by their scale (26 stories).   The building will be lit up every Thursday, [...]

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It’s Thursday, which means it’s time for another Eating Styles poll. Today’s question: what do you put on your toast? Toast has been the artistic focus of many oddball creators throughout history, including Dr. Suess, Ok Go, and about a million artists who have used it to reproduce the Mona Lisa. But today, we don’t want to [...]

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Are you a fan of Parks & Recreation on NBC? Well I am. And you should be too. One of the more entertaining characters is “Tom Haverford” played by comedian Aziz Ansari. So Good is a little behind on our DVR right now, but just had a chance to catch up on the Parks & [...]

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Yes, this appears to be real. Fresh off its Snack Madness victory, reports have been spreading  that Oreo is prepping for a national launch of the Triple Double Oreo. While some may be stunned that Oreo would make such a creation, AdFreak points out, “most of us have been making the exact same thing by [...]

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Kosher deli truck “Sixth & Rye” coming soon to DC streets. Macheesmo pays tribute to the Chicago dog. The ten most followed food critics on Twitter. Impulsive Buy reviews the California Whopper. Pizza delivery drug ring: busted. Serious Eats has 8 killer grilled cheese sandwiches. GrubGrade reviews White Castle’s bacon sliders. In-N-Out opening first stores [...]

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These days it seems that everyone is running a marathon. Certainly there are many training tactics rookies and veterans use to make it through the 26.2 grueling miles.  Yet, yesterday, I read about a method that is neither advisable nor reasonable to anyone with an IQ over 4.  Joe D’Amico, from a suburb of Chicago, [...]

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