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Previewing Carmel-By-The-Sea Culinary Week
Calling all foodies! California Live contributor Blanche Shaheen gives us a sneak peek of what to expect from The Art of the Plate! It’s an immersive culinary event put on by 30 Carmel restaurants along with some of the town’s top chefs & winemakers.
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Inside The Tulum-Inspired Restaurant Mirate
California Live’s Jessica Vilchis visits the new Mirate in Los Feliz and gets a sneak peek at their new brunch menu. The restaurant is a Tulum inspired space with impressive Mexican dishes sure to please any palette!
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“Alice In Wonderland” Themed Pop-Up
California Live’s Lisa Breckenridge takes us down the rabbit hole to one of Los Angeles’ top craft cocktail destinations, The Green Room in Burbank, for their new pop up, “Through The Looking Glass.”
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Broth Or Stock?
California Live contributor Blanche Shaheen boils down the difference between stock and broth and best ways to use them to enhance your dishes.
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Sneak Peek Of The Golden Globes Menu!
The countdown is on to one of Hollywood’s biggest parties! The Golden Globes are back on NBC and California Live’s Lawrence Zarian got a preview of what the stars are having for dinner on the big night!
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Sprite Is Ditching Its Iconic Green Bottle for More Recyclable Clear Plastic
Coca-Cola said Wednesday it’s changing the packaging from green to clear plastic beginning Aug. 1 as part of an effort to make them more recyclable
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OC Fair Is Back, With Plenty of Eats and Treats
Offerings include fresh sourdough topped with things like Flaming Hot Cheetos, avocado spread and veggies, or bacon and Nutella. Annette Arreola reports for Today in LA on Friday, July 15, 2022.
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Jack-And-Coke in a Can: Coca-Cola and Brown-Forman Team Up for New Drink
It marks the fourth new alcoholic drink in Coke’s portfolio in less than two years.
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Go Nuts for Donuts
California Live’s Paul Costabile is on the hunt for iconic donuts in Los Angeles. With hundreds of donut shops to choose from, he visits three locations. From a classic to a new wave of donuts, all popular for different reasons. Find out why people are lining up for these delectable treats.
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Cannabis Stocks Are Hot Ahead of a House Panel Hearing on a Federal Legalization Bill
Investor optimism over the possibility of federal cannabis legalization has contributed to a strong rally in beaten-down pot stocks.
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Domino's Pizza China Operator Files for Hong Kong Listing
The operator of Domino’s Pizza stores in China, DPC Dash, applied Monday to go public on the Hong Kong stock exchange, according to an online filing.
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Grocery Start-Up Gopuff Partners With UK Retail Giant Morrisons for Speedy Deliveries
Grocery delivery start-up Gopuff has partnered with Morrisons in the U.K. to deliver goods from the retail giant in a matter of minutes.
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Beyond Meat and PepsiCo Launch Meatless Jerky as the First Product Under Their Partnership
The two companies announced the joint venture nearly a year ago with the goal of creating plant-based snacks and drinks together.
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Companies Are Raising Consumer Prices But You Have to Be a Sleuth to Detect It
Some manufacturers are cutting the contents of packages. So-called shrinkflation is a way to increase consumer costs without adjusting the sticker price.
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Impossible Foods Taps Chobani Executive as New CEO, Founder Pat Brown Steps Down
Impossible Foods founder Pat Brown is stepping down as CEO, and Chobani’s departing operating chief, Peter McGuinness, will lead the plant-based meat company.
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Chipotle Is Testing a Robot That Makes Tortilla Chips — and Its Name Is ‘Chippy'
Chipotle is working with Miso Robotics on developing a machine that would cook and season the restaurant chain’s tortilla chips.
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Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson Is Retiring, and Howard Schultz Is Returning as Interim Chief
Starbucks hopes to find a permanent successor for Johnson by this fall.
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Women in Low-Paying Jobs Are Losing Billions as U.S. Gender Pay Gap Persists, Labor Department Says
A new Labor Department report finds “occupational segregation” is costing women billions of dollars.
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Investor Group Led by Trillium Urges Starbucks to Adopt Neutral Policy Toward Union Efforts
Several investors are urging Starbucks to adopt a global policy of neutrality for all current and future attempts of its workers to organize.
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For Vodka, America's Most-Popular Spirit, the Trouble Started Before Russia Invaded Ukraine
Vodka has long been the dominant spirit in the U.S. market, but the rise of tequila and whiskey, and now its ties to Russia, has lessened that gap.