I don’t know if they have the dark roast, but our local Costco’s have giant tubs of Adams. You have to still the oil in (I use our stand mixer), but once you put it in the fridge it stays integrated. It’s the way to go in a big-eating PB household.

I’m more small town-ish than suburban, but the ice cream truck is out (& audible) all summer. Given the reluctance parents have in letting kids out to roam free & feral these days, I can see the appeal of the truck coming to you.

I’d like to believe this, but there’s been gazoodles of $/£ spent over decades chasing the British royal family & consuming the resulting stories. I feel like it’ll be another generation before their ‘15' ends.

While I’m not disagreeing, remember that Civil War was a Captain America movie & seemed to include about 80 different superheroes besides Cap.

That’s why those baby boomers & silent generation folks just couldn’t seem to grow up!

I could not care less about Swift’s love life, but I do appreciate whoever selected the header images conveying the breakup.

Minor point, perhaps, but OJ Simpson was not soft-pedaling anything, as he was the passenger- making phone calls and threatening suicide. AC Cowlings was the driver.

Our Safeways and Krogers subsidiary both carry it right next to the other mainstream jams/jellies.

I’ve never heard of gianduja- it looks tasty. Even better, recipes for homemade came up & they look pretty straightforward. (And waaay cheaper, probably, than the imported stuff.) New weekend task!

I might not be patronizing the trendiest restaurants, but I’ve never noticed food influencers while dining out.

And because of that, it might come for our editorial jobs.

My spouse or I usually shout out “It’s Taco Town!” in Jason Sudeikis’ deranged voice when we pass a Taco Time.

At some point these became less of an entree and more a pile of food.

That was whey too easy.

Millennials are in their late 20s to early 40s. At least a chunk of those Spaghetti-Os sales are for their kids.

Wikipedia says they have over 400K employees. That’s just too many people to be partners with.

I know all sorts of companies refer to consumers as “guests” & other euphemisms, but somehow IHOP saying “guests” instead of “customers” is particularly irritating.

Some of us are Davids...

Wait, so they’re even removing the check mark for government accounts if you don’t pay them $1000/month? Has he seen most government communications budgets?