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Washington state has a deep cultural and economic connection to salmon. It is more than just a food; it is a symbol of the Pacific Northwest’s natural heritage. This is why the rise of large-scale, open-water fish farming, known as aquaculture, has become a source of intense controversy and consumer…

Bulk stores like Costco and Sam’s Club promise big savings—think mega-sized packs at lower unit prices. But in North Dakota, with its sparse population, limited store access, and unique shopping habits, the real value of bulk shopping deserves a closer look. Whether you’re in Fargo, Williston, or Minot, understanding if…

Freezing food is a go-to method for extending shelf life—but not every item survives the cold unscathed. Some foods lose texture, separate, or explode when frozen, costing you money and ruining your meal plans. Knowing which foods to avoid freezing can save you frustration and potential food waste. From soggy…

You might think kids’ meals are just for kids—but a growing number of adults beg to differ. A recent survey reveals nearly half of U.S. adults are ordering from restaurant kids’ menus, and the reasons go beyond just nostalgia. From simpler choices to smaller portions and wallet-friendly prices, adults are…

Using the refrigerator door for quick-grab items seems like a smart space-saver—but it might be doing more harm than good. What many don’t realize is that the door experiences frequent temperature swings every time it opens, making it a risky spot for certain foods. Putting perishables in the door can…

Most people assume coupons are valid nationwide, but some deals come with surprising regional restrictions. In New England, a handful of offers are only redeemable in certain states, leaving shoppers scratching their heads. Whether it’s due to distribution agreements, store policies, or state laws, these coupons can save you money—but…

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which is known in Nebraska as the Food Stamp Program and uses an Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card, is a vital lifeline for thousands of families. The program is designed to help low-income households purchase nutritious food. However, many recipients are often surprised and…

If you have ever done a late-night grocery run at a major Mississippi supermarket like a Kroger or a Walmart, you have likely encountered the “night crew.” This team of employees works through the graveyard shift, restocking shelves and preparing the store for the next day. Their work is the…

The state of Tennessee has a growing number of “salvage” or “bent-and-dent” grocery stores, which offer food at deeply discounted prices. These stores are a valuable resource for families on a tight budget. However, they operate in a legal gray area of the food industry and have been the subject…

Idaho is famous for its potatoes. Many iconic food brands call the Gem State home. These companies create products beloved by locals. They showcase the state’s rich agricultural heritage. For an authentic taste of Idaho, shoppers look for these eight iconic brands on their local grocery store shelves. They represent…

Have you noticed more shoppers reaching for store labels instead of splurging on name brands? In Kansas, economic pressures and rising prices have driven a major shift toward off-brand groceries that often outperform familiar shelf leaders. These hidden gems deliver comparable quality, serious savings, and local appeal—sometimes even outselling big…