Edmonton Food
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Chicken for Lunch: The end of an eatery era in downtown EdmontonAfter 32 years in business, the infamous Chicken for Lunch eatery in the food court at Rice Howard Place is closing in downtown Edmonton.ConsumerFeb 28, 2024
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Feed the Soul dining week introducing diverse cuisines to Edmonton food loversDuring Black History Month, Feed the Soul dining week is promoting restaurants serving recipes from Senegal, East Africa, Italy, Jamaica, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Nigeria and Trinidad.ConsumerFeb 9, 2024
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All-female NAIT team wins big at IKA Culinary Olympics in GermanyA team of Edmonton chefs — all of them women — was recently awarded silver in the community catering event at a huge international culinary competition.CanadaFeb 7, 2024
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Award-winning Edmonton-area restaurant implements ‘crisis pricing’ as food costs soarRestaurants are now contending with sky-rocketing food costs, inflation and shortages after years of pandemic-fuelled challenges. Pivot or pull the plug?ConsumerAug 4, 2022
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App launches in Edmonton that aims to reduce restaurant food waste, save moneyEdmontonians can now use Too Good To Go, an app that aims to help save waste and get food into the hands of hungry customers for a cheaper price.ConsumerMay 18, 2022
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Edmonton foodies’ guide to Downtown Dining Week 2022Downtown Dining Week, which runs March 30 to April 10, has always been an important initiative for downtown businesses. But it's especially important this year.ConsumerMar 25, 2022
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Loblaws City Market grocery store in Edmonton’s Ice District forging ahead after delaysA long-awaited Loblaws City Market grocery store in the northeast part of downtown is well under construction and slated to open nearly two years behind schedule.ConsumerJan 22, 2022
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From Edmonton to England: The Funky Pickle eatery reimagined overseasOne man's love of Edmonton's The Funky Pickle has launched into a new business venture in England, with roots close to home in Canada.CanadaDec 31, 2021
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Edmonton CFL player originally from Mexico City sets up roots with new chocolate shopDiego Viamontes moved up north from Mexico City in November 2019 to join the EE Football team, and just under one year later, he opened up ch. cafeteria in west Edmonton.FeaturesJan 31, 2021
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Edmonton’s Food Bank celebrates 40 years serving community membersThrough a sluggish economy, harsh winters and a pandemic, Edmonton's Food Bank has been there to help the community.CanadaJan 16, 2021
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