Do You Drink Coffee for the Caffeine or the Taste?
According to this study, 1 in 10 people drink at least five cups of coffee every day.
According to this study, 1 in 10 people drink at least five cups of coffee every day.
The Twin Falls Chick-fil-A opening was this morning at 6:30am. Cold weather didn't stop a bunch of you lining up a full 24 hours early, for a chance at free Chick-fil-A for a year.
Congratulations to Joni Jones, Miss Morgan, Miss Yelena, and Mr. Jeff at Hugabug Daycare in Twin Falls. They won Morning Show Munchies from Zulu Bagels.
If you know me, you know that I'm the last person who should be giving any food or health advice. When it comes to holiday chow, I dive in face first and don't look back.
This morning we found a study that says somewhere over 30% of adults say they have taken a sample from a bulk bin at the grocery store.
I remember my mom used to snag a tootsie roll or a couple grapes to keep me occupied while she shopped
Jackie posted on our Facebook page last night, asking the question "Are you a short order cook or do you eat what I give you?"
Your comments were divided between be two, distinct schools of thought with not much room to wiggle
I hardly ever look inside our break-room fridge. And if I use it for anything, it's usually just a soda or two from time to time. Today, I opened it to find THIS. I don't think our refrigerator has been gutted in a very, very long time.
Chalk this up to one of my more awkward moments.
I was at a friend of a friends' BBQ. I was enjoying good conversation and meeting some very nice people. We were all seated outside where the host was cooking.
That's when... IT happened.
No sooner had our host yelled "Burgers are done!" when he reached back with his right hand and pulled a wedgie out of his rear.
It's really not a fair question to ask which is the best food for you're Super Bowl party. We all know that both pizza AND wings make up the ultimate football food. You almost can't have one without the other.
You probably heard that Hostess . . . the maker of Twinkies and Ding Dongs . . . filed for bankruptcy last week. It's partly because Americans are trying to eat healthier and avoid things that are bad for them. But avoiding all of those things can be tough.
An associate of mine was in town yesterday so I met him for lunch. When it came time to order dessert, I passed but he said that I “just had to try” the apple crisp with ice cream. Again, I declined. He went ahead and ordered and asked the waitress to bring two spoons.
Say wha? Sharing off of a plate with my wife is one thing but a co-worker? There was no way that was going to happen.