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A San Francisco start up believes it's come up with a solution to help people with tremors eat a little easier.
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Scientists say a popular sports supplement sold in nutrition stores in the U.S. and around the world is secretly spiked with a chemical similar to methamphetamine.
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Xerox Corp. says that access to food stamp systems has been restored in 17 states that were affected by a temporary outage.
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Costco's South San Francisco store has recalled nearly 40,000 pounds of rotisserie chicken linked to a salmonella outbreak.
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It was announced Friday a South San Francisco Costco is recalling almost 40,000 lbs. of rotisserie chicken and other products.
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The Agriculture Department says three Calif. poultry plants linked to a salmonella outbreak in raw chicken can stay open, for now.
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The Agriculture Department says three Calif. poultry processing facilities linked to a salmonella outbreak can stay open, for now.
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Want free french fries? This weekend Burger King is giving away its new lower-fat snack called Satisfries.
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Burger King wants people to feel less guilty about gobbling up its french fries -- so they're cooking new fries with less calories.
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A food fight is now underway in the U.K. after allegations Starbuck stole a sweet treat.
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Federal officials are threatening to shut down three California poultry processing facilities linked to a salmonella outbreak.
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The CDC says the government shutdown slowed its discovery of and response to a salmonella outbreak.
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A Daly City woman came close to serving and eating chicken linked to a salmonella outbreak.
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The USDA is issuing a public health alert for raw chicken packaged at three Foster Farms facilities in California after 278 people have fallen ill.
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If you've ever gotten tired at a restaurant waiting for your server to bring your check, a new app may be just the ticket.
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It seems the "fast" in "fast-food" is losing some steam, at least for customers who use the drive-thru.
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How about some free coffee? Sunday is National Coffee Day, and some of your favorite places are participating.
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Safeway is voluntarily recalling some of its angel food cake due to mislabeling.
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There are new calls for a boycott of Barilla pasta after what some are calling a non-apology over anti-gay statements from the company's chairman.
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A doctor's being called a hero after performing an emergency tracheotomy at a restaurant in Bakersfield with a steak knife and a pen.
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A new survey is putting a dollar figure on just how much Americans spend on lunch.
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First the Bay Area, now Southern California. Meatballs laced with poison are now putting pet owners in one community on alert.
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Two of the Bay Area's newest grocery stores will shut their doors for good Thursday.
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The CEO of Panera is admitting that his attempt to live off a food budget of $4.50 a day is not going so well.
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Executive chef Jacques Wilson came to El Camino Hospital in Mountain View to reinvent the idea of "hospital food".
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Executive chef Jacques Wilson came to El Camino Hospital in Mountain View to reinvent the idea of "hospital food".
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We all know too much sugar can rot your teeth and expand your waistline. But is it "the most dangerous drug" of our time?
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To celebrate their 25th year SanDisk challenged their employees to create a design before donating the cans of food they collected.
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Thousands are expected to attend the 18th annual Chocolate Festival at San Francisco's Ghirardelli Square this weekend.
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Some high school students in San Francisco are testing more than their culinary skills in a program this fall.
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The Fresh and Easy grocery chain has been sold and the company says some stores will close.
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Restaurants in New York, Chicago, and even here in the Bay Area, are doing away with tipping.
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Restaurants in New York, Chicago, and even here in the Bay Area are doing away with tipping.
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In the Bay Area, several organizations have come together during Hunger Action Month to tackle hunger, especially among children.
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In the Bay Area, several organizations have come together during Hunger Action Month to tackle hunger, especially among children.
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The ABC7 News I-Team learned Napa restaurant La Toque is in big trouble for continuing to serve foie gras.
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The new billion-dollar arena for the Golden State Warriors on San Francisco's waterfront is behind schedule.
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There's new research showing that when your favorite football team loses, it could mean a gain for you.
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Hundreds of volunteers gathered in San Francisco Wednesday to help the city's homeless population.
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The first hamburger grown in a lab was the product of a project secretly backed by a Bay Area tech titan.
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Monday, a big rig getting off the Bay Bridge caught fire during the morning commute.
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Big-rig fire closes WB I-80 lanes for 10 hours Monday, a big rig getting off the Bay Bridge caught fire during the morning commute.
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Sports fans can enjoy a little baseball and have a little fun at a certain politician's expense Thursday.
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The claim that Vitamin Water is a healthy alternative to sugary soda is being challenged in court.
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After ten years of trying, scientists at UC Davis' Bodega Marine Lab successfully bred the endangered white abalone in captivity.
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The food truck trend has taken off across the Bay Area and now it's landing at San Francisco International Airport.
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The food trucks at San Francisco International Airport were a huge hit on its first day; they sold out of 60 pounds of pork.
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