Chick-fil-A fans are so extreme that the chain can't even take a side salad off its menu without fans freaking out

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Chick-fil-A is reversing its decision to eliminate its side salad.

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Most popular Easter candy by state: Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs reign supreme, while Peeps fall by the wayside

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Lindt's milk chocolate bunny was the third most popular Easter treat in 2022, according to Instacart data.

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Walmart is cheaper than Dollar General for groceries

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12 discontinued snacks and beverages that you can never buy again, from Tab to Snackwell's

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Crystal Pepsi was around for just one year, but made a big impression.

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McDonald's is laying off hundreds of corporate employees and letting some stay with lower benefits, reports say

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McDonald's is closing 10 field offices and reportedly laying off hundreds of employees as part of a corporate reorganization.

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Sweetgreen agrees to change the name of a burrito bowl after a lawsuit from Chipotle

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Sweetgreen is changing the name of its newest menu item after Chipotle filed a lawsuit against the company.

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Subway is giving out free Cadbury Creme Egg sandwiches in the UK ahead of Easter weekend — and it is surprisingly not a late April Fools' joke

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A close-up of Subway's Cadbury Creme Egg sandwich melt.

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I wear pigtails as a server to get higher tips from men. It's gross, but it works — and I need to pay rent.

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Japan's 'sushi terrorism' spree has led to 2 more arrests by the nation's police force

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A conveyor belt sushi restaurant in Tokyo, Japan.

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Starbucks' Howard Schultz was the gold standard for good bosses everywhere. Then Gen Z worked for him.

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Howard Schultz opening Starbucks' first store outside of North America, in Tokyo, in 1996.

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