Stacey Ritzen

Philadelphia

Breaking/trending news reporter at @mensjournal; devout cat lady. I contain multitudes

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Are big flavor changes on the way to the Wendy's Frosty? What food reviewers learned

1 month ago | sunherald.com | Stacey Ritzen

The Frosty has been a staple at Wendy's since founder Dave Thomas opened the first location in Columbus, Ohio, more than 55 years ago in 1969. The beloved chocolate-flavored frozen dairy dessert hasn't undergone many updates over the years, but that's apparently about to change soon. Citing an internal memo, the food news and review Instagram accounts SnachWithZach and SodaSeekers said in a joint post earlier this month that there are some big changes coming to the Frosty.
Wendy's Reportedly Making Big, Long-Awaited Changes to the Frosty

1 month ago | msn.com | Stacey Ritzen
Taco Bell Gives in to Fan Demand With Extra Spicy New Menu

1 month ago | msn.com | Stacey Ritzen

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Taco Bell Gives in to Fan Demand With Extra Spicy New Menu

1 month ago | msn.com | Stacey Ritzen

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Wendy's Reportedly Making Big, Long-Awaited Changes to the Frosty

1 month ago | mensjournal.com | Stacey Ritzen

The Frosty has been a staple at Wendy's since founder Dave Thomas opened the first location in Columbus, OH more than 55 years ago in 1969. The beloved chocolate-flavored frozen dairy dessert hasn't undergone many updates over the years, but that's apparently about to change soon. Citing an internal memo, the food news and review Instagram accounts SnachWithZach and SodaSeekers said in a joint post earlier this month that there are some big changes coming to the Frosty.
Scientists Announce Major Update About Earth-Threatening Asteroid

1 month ago | mensjournal.com | Stacey Ritzen

Well, that was a close one. Just a week after a potentially city-destroying asteroid was upgraded to a heart-palpitating 3 percent chance of colliding with the Earth, astronomers say that there is no longer a viable threat. Scientists were in a crunch to learn as much as possible about asteroid 2024 YR4, which was first discovered in December 2024, before it disappeared behind the sun for three years in April.
Disney World Visitors Conflicted About Change to 2 Popular Rides

1 month ago | charlotteobserver.com | Stacey Ritzen

Disney World recently announced a change to the queuing system for two popular rides. But the change comes with pros and cons, and not all fans are on board. Starting on Feb. 25, Tiana's Bayou Adventure in the Magic Kingdom and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind at Epcot will forego the virtual queue system for the first time since either attraction opened, in favor of the traditional standby line, the Disney insider blog reported last week.
Taco Bell Gives in to Fan Demand With Extra Spicy New Menu

1 month ago | mensjournal.com | Stacey Ritzen

Taco Bell is doubling down on its popular Cantina Chicken Menu by giving it a spicy spin with a fiery new sauce. The chain introduced the original menu last year, featuring five items made with premium, slow roasted chicken and new fresh ingredients. It quickly landed a spot on the permanent menu, and now accounts for one out of every four Taco Bell orders. Starting on February.
Taco Bell Gives in to Fan Demand With Extra Spicy New Menu

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Stacey Ritzen

Taco Bell is doubling down on its popular Cantina Chicken Menu by giving it a spicy spin with a fiery new sauce. The chain introduced the original menu last year, featuring five items made with premium, slow roasted chicken and new fresh ingredients. It quickly landed a spot on the permanent menu, and now accounts for one out of every four Taco Bell orders. Starting on February.
Jon Stewart Suffers Bloody Injury During ‘The Daily Show’ Taping

1 month ago | myrtlebeachonline.com | Stacey Ritzen

Jon Stewart got a little too worked up on Monday night's episode of The Daily Show while ranting about pharmaceutical industry subsidies. So much so, that he inadvertently bloodied his hand and had to undergo first aid during the show. Prior to the injury, Stewart was lambasting Elon Musk's DOGE for saving pennies, all things considered, by laying off thousands of federal employees rather than going after corporations.