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2 weeks ago | foodworldnews.com | Emma Clark

Snoop Dogg has revealed plans of opening a pop up burger truck at Celtic Park– and wants to serve customers himself. The 53-year-old rapper has been a Celtic fan for two decades and decided to invest in the Scottish Premiership team after fellow celebrities Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney purchased Wrexham in 2022 for just under £2 million. 'I love what Ryan has done with Wrexham – it's just a great story,' Snoop told the Daily Record in October.

1 month ago | foodworldnews.com | Vinay Patel

In the cutthroat world of social media, user attention is the ultimate currency—and Instagram is willing to pay top dollar for it. In a bold bid to outpace rivals like TikTok and YouTube, Instagram has launched an aggressive new initiative that offers creators hefty payouts for bringing in fresh users. The invite-only scheme, dubbed the 'Referrals' programme, has been quietly rolled out in the US and confirmed by Business Insider in collaboration with Meta.

1 month ago | foodworldnews.com | Giuliano de Leon

Potable tap water supply in Yorkshire has been found contaminated with animal or human waste, says UK water company. The alarming situation triggered warning from the water company which conducted testing and detected high levels of coliform bacteria. Yorkshire Water has promised the residents that they are working hard to identify the root cause of the contamination in the water system.

1 month ago | foodworldnews.com | Vidhya Ck

The Australian Association of National Advertisers (AANA) has strongly criticized a new public health policy in South Australia that will ban advertisements for foods like ham salad sandwiches from public transport. The AANA, which opposes all advertising bans on food and beverages, argues that the policy lacks nuance and calls for a "science-based approach" instead. It recommended using nutrient profiling scoring to determine which foods should be restricted, News.com reported.

Oct 20, 2024 | foodworldnews.com | David Thompson

Korean fried chicken has recently gained explosive popularity worldwide, thanks to its sweet and spicy sauce paired with a crispy coating. Restaurants across the U.S., Europe, and Asia are adding Korean-style chicken to their menus, and more people are looking to enjoy K-food at home. Foodrella's crispy batter mix simplifies the preparation process, allowing anyone to create professional-quality Korean fried chicken at home or in restaurants.