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11 of the most faked foods in the world
Criminals and legitimate companies alike make big bucks selling less expensive substitutes for genuine honey, olive oil, Parmesan cheese, and more.
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A person carving a steak on a cutting board from Snake River Farms.
Snake River Farms offers a variety of high-quality meats.
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Hate to break it to you, but your truffle oil wasn't made from truffles. Your vanilla extract? Well, that's probably just a lab-made derivative of crude oil. And your shaker of Parmesan cheese? It probably has wood pulp inside.

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Insider reporter Alex Bitter stands outside an Amazon Fresh grocery store in Maryland.
Amazon Fresh has operated grocery stores for three years, but the chain has yet to win over many shoppers.
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composite image of the author holding up chocolate chip cookies from Insomnia and Crumbl
I tried Insomnia and Crumbl's takes on the classic chocolate chip cookie.
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A DoorDash delivery driver in New York City
Some gig delivery drivers aren't who they appear to be.
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People walk past a branch of Pret a Manger in February 2022
Pret a Manger was fined $1 million on Tuesday.
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Whopper and fries from Burger King
The lawsuit claims Burger King changed its images of Whoppers to make its meat content look twice as large.
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People wearing coats and other cold-weather clothing scan and pay for groceries at a supermarket in New York City. Lighted signs that read
Self-checkout stations are one example of technology making Americans lonelier.
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A man wearing a face mask and sunglasses backwards on his head looks at a receipt while standing in front of a shopping cart at a Giant grocery store in Washington DC in 2020.
Instacart has gotten its shoppers to deliver more orders at a time for the same or less pay over the last few years.