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Why Bad Idea’s Velveeta Ice Cream Is More Than a Novelty Dessert

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By Ellen Fort Verified
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Photographed by Danielle Atkins Growing up in the suburbs of Nashville, Colby Rasavong didn’t dream of French cuisine—the foundation for the restaurants where he cut his teeth—or the elevated, Appalachian-inspired food he would later cook with chef Sean Brock. He also didn’t eat much American food until his teens, an easy thing to do when living in one of the largest Lao communities in the US.
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The Best Hot Chicken in Nashville Original

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By Ellen Fort Verified, Elliott Brown Jr.
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Who serves the best gorditas in Mexico City? Or Baltimore's can't-miss crab cakes? Welcome to Taste of the Town, where we call on a local expert to share the best versions of one of their city’s most iconic foods. Here, we take a walk on the scorching side with Nashville's most electrifying hot chicken. Hot chicken is enshrined in Nashville’s culinary canon, having been honed in the city’s Black neighborhoods for nearly 80 years.
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The Best Hot Chicken in Nashville

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By Ellen Fort Verified
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17 hours ago You won your court case — why can't you collect the money? One Tenn. woman's fight explains it all www.youtube.com on YouTube • 17h A 79-year-old East Nashville woman won a $1,500 small claims judgment, but collecting proved complicated. From unpaid judgments to wage garnishment, what happens when someone you take to court won't pay?
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