Excellent Instagram post on Arthur Treacher’s Fish and Chips

Arthur Treacher was an English actor who followed a career on stage and in films with a role as a sidekick to Merv Griffin on TV. He lent his name to a restaurant chain.

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Did you know that baby carrots are made from full-size carrots?

I didn’t know that until I saw this tweet yesterday.

The bite-sized vegetable snack makes for a crunchy appetizer. But how do baby carrots get on your plate? https://t.co/TWBGo8DV6u
— Mental Floss (@mental_floss) September 3, 2022

Gorbachev and Trump made Pizza Hut commercials

Food spill videos

Today’s tweet on the Alfredo sauce spill is why I decided to look further.

Firesign Theatre had the line “There’s hamburger all over the highway in Mystic, Connecticut.”

Buon appetito 🫙

An overturned truck spilled hundreds, if not thousands, of jars full of alfredo sauce on a highway in Memphis. It smelled delicious until it didn’t. https://t.co/Jq3A9idTfL pic.twitter.com/7Z3IFhNjRu
— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 31, 2022

This is a highway-food-spill thread. First up: Alfredo sauce https://t.co/K9mAZdx4yw
— Eileen Ridge (@notbangalore) August 31, 2022

More on the hot dog straw guy

Baseball fans are losing their minds over this fan's hot dog straw 🌭https://t.co/QLn5MorYaM
— For The Win (@ForTheWin) August 23, 2022

Went to the top of the eating flow chart to get a ruling on the hot dog straw, beer drinking #Yankees fan — the great @joeyjaws weighed in and committed to attempting the feat TONIGHT at the @Cubs game:#MLB @eatingcontest @gcshea #MajorLeagueEating pic.twitter.com/NvtMC6rVN9
— Rich Eisen Show (@RichEisenShow) August 24, 2022

Ernie Johnson and the MLB on TBS Closer crew tried the beer with a hot dog straw 🤣🤢pic.twitter.com/NPnYTpmGml
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPointsApp) August 24, 2022

Thanks to our neighborhood @Royal_Farms for supplying us some fresh glizzys as Glenn and @TimBarbalace tried to see if “Hot Dog Straw Guy” was actually up to something pic.twitter.com/EvgzstgtwD
— Glenn Clark (@GlennClarkRadio) August 24, 2022

.@JasonLaCanfora and @KenWeinmanSport were not fans of the glizzy straw. Have you tried it yet? pic.twitter.com/27UD813VEl
— InsideAccess1057 (@IA1057TheFan) August 24, 2022

A guy drank beer through a hot dog

At the 8/22/22 Mets at Yankees game

Using a hot dog as a straw for your beer is a WILD move 🌭🍺

📹:Newyorknico on IG pic.twitter.com/gGfI2tCY4L
— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) August 23, 2022

Hot Dog Straw… Don't knock it till you try it 🤮🤮🤮 pic.twitter.com/V2nrnixr7V
— WFAN Sports Radio (@WFAN660) August 23, 2022

He did what? https://t.co/KNm3LwXsup
— WFAN Sports Radio (@WFAN660) August 23, 2022

In Defense of the Hot Dog Straw https://t.co/nmODVwxljj pic.twitter.com/yqp15ef5Nk
— The Takeout (@thetakeout) August 23, 2022

We are aware of the Yankee fan and the hot dog ‘straw’. We appreciate your privacy at this time as we try to construct a reason as to why this would occur. It’s the wurst and frankly, he should be ashamed.
— Catalyst Hot Dogs (@CatalystHotdogs) August 23, 2022

KFC is big in China

One of the first American fast-food chains to open in China, KFC quickly established dominance and popularity over China's fast food industry pic.twitter.com/HDVskKsw86
— Business Insider (@BusinessInsider) August 20, 2022

The history of the ice cream cone

The history of the ice cream cone is complicated

I was today years old when I found out that the ice cream cone was invented by Syrian-American immigrant Ernest Hamwi who, while making zalabiyeh next to an ice cream stand, suggested they combine forces. He opened the Missouri Cone Company in 1910.
— Farah-Silvana Kanaan (@farahkanaan) August 19, 2022

The hard seltzer boom is fading

Tito’s is selling empty cans. The Saturday Night Live video is worth checking out.

Call this the anti-hard seltzer.https://t.co/8IVwzCakaS
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) August 20, 2022

Tito’s Vodka trolls hard seltzers, tells fans if they want Tito’s in a can, they can make it themselves!

Selling 16 oz resealable, reusable insulated can with recipes for $20 on its website. pic.twitter.com/5B4ShvTaP2
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) August 19, 2022