Cracker Barrel Old Country Store® is celebrating its 55th birthday with special offers, including free slices of Double Chocolate Fudge Coca-Cola Cake and beverages from its 1969 menu for new and existing Cracker Barrel Rewards™ Members with a minimum dine-in purchase. The celebrations, which run through Sept. 22, kick off a yearlong tribute to the
At Noah Kahan’s Benefit Concert in Essex, Vermont, Ben & Jerry’s unveiled an exclusive limited-edition flavor: Northern Latte-tude. This Maple Latte Ice Cream with Graham Cracker Cookie Dough and Pieces was created in collaboration with Kahan and Ben & Jerry’s Flavor Gurus, inspired by Kahan’s Vermont roots and his hit song “Northern Attitude.” The flavor
As cooler temperatures set in and families settle into fall routines, many Americans are opting to stay in and cook more at home. In fact, 1 in 3 adults plan to dine out less in the next six months. With at-home cooking on the rise, Beef. It’s What’s For Dinner., funded by the Beef Checkoff
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The UK government has now confirmed the Food Standards Agency’s (FSA) plans to change the way that key alternative meat products, such as precision fermentation and cultivated meat, are regulated. The changes will be enacted early next year.The timetable for the plans, which also included changes to other regulated products such as food flavourings and
From droughts to flooding, climate change is having a devastating effect on the food and beverage industry. Unfortunately, the industry is also one of the biggest causes of climate change. From carbon emissions in farming to food waste in factories, the United Nations estimates that around a third of all human-caused greenhouse gas emissions is
New research follows an update to the EU Packaging and Packaged Waste Regulation and claims greenhouse gas emissions could be cut by over half if foodservice operators implement a reusable-only policy on their premises.A trial, carried out by waste action group Zero Waste Europe, showed Danish city Aarhus and Berlin, Germany, managed to cut greenhouse
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