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4 days ago |
foodrepublic.com | Erin Metz
Big bulk retail competitors Costco and Sam's Club have more in common than members may care to admit, right down to the similar food court offerings that await weary shoppers who worked hard for a reasonably priced hot dog or pizza slice. However, the two menus are not identical — in fact, Sam's Club Cafes still offer one item that has long since been discontinued at Costco: soft pretzels.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Erin Metz
Big bulk retail competitors Costco and Sam's Club have more in common than members may care to admit, right down to the similar food court offerings that await weary shoppers who worked hard for a reasonably priced hot dog or pizza slice. However, the two menus are not identical — in fact, Sam's Club Cafes still offer one item that has long since been discontinued at Costco: soft pretzels.
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5 days ago |
foodrepublic.com | Erin Metz
There's nothing quite like a good sandwich. While typical fare like turkey and cheese or a pastrami on rye are commonly enjoyed, there are many types that push the boundaries of what a sandwich really can be. From spicy Italian beef sandwiches to sweet and savory Monte Cristos dusted with powdered sugar, the categorization covers a wide range of proteins, breads, and all sorts of toppings in between. But how far can you really take the term "sandwich"?
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5 days ago |
foodrepublic.com | Erin Metz
Have you ever felt like your go-to fast food order is missing something ... a bit more adult, perhaps? After all, there's nothing quite like cracking open a cold beer after biting into a juicy burger, or sipping on a sparkling red wine with some fried chicken. Sadly, for those who enjoy a bit of buzz with their meals, most fast food restaurants do not sell alcoholic beverages. That doesn't mean it isn't allowed — but most chains feel it is more trouble than it's worth.
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5 days ago |
yahoo.com | Erin Metz
Have you ever felt like your go-to fast food order is missing something ... a bit more adult, perhaps? After all, there's nothing quite like cracking open a cold beer after biting into a juicy burger, or sipping on a sparkling red wine with some fried chicken. Sadly, for those who enjoy a bit of buzz with their meals, most fast food restaurants do not sell alcoholic beverages. That doesn't mean it isn't allowed — but most chains feel it is more trouble than it's worth.
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