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Steven Morea is a writer, editor, and content creator covering food, culture, entertainment, beauty, and more. Beyond writing, Steven creates videos for an audience of over 600,000 on TikTok and 40,000 on YouTube. When he’s not working, he’s usually baking elaborate cakes, discovering new NYC restaurants, or rewatching his favorite horror films.

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We Found The 2 Major Fast Food Chains That Still Hand-Cut Their Fries Every Day Original

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By Steven Morea
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Most fast food restaurants use frozen fries, but two major chains still cut whole potatoes in-house every day. Five Guys and In-N-Out prepare fresh-cut fries from whole potatoes before frying them. Here’s why fresh-cut fries have become so rare in the fast food industry. Most fast food chains rely on frozen fries because they’re consistent and easy to produce, but a few spots are doing things the old-fashioned way.
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Dairy Queen Closes Dozens Of Stores Nationwide, Leaving Just One Location In Alaska

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By Steven Morea
| Delish Verified
Dairy Queen franchisees have closed at least 46 locations since early 2025. The latest closures occurred in Alaska, leaving the state with just one Dairy Queen remaining. The company says the Texas closures earlier this year were tied to a single franchise owner and not a systemwide shutdown. Dairy Queen fans may have fewer places to grab a Blizzard this summer.
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I Tried Krispy Kreme’s New Girl Scout Cookie Donuts—Here’s My Honest Ranking

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By Steven Morea
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Girl Scout Cookie season may be over, but thanks to Krispy Kreme, there's another way to indulge in your favorite flavor combinations. The chain has officially launched a limited-time lineup of donuts inspired by three fan-favorite Girl Scout Cookies: Thin Mints, Lemon-Ups, and Samoas (or Caramel deLites, depending on where you are in the country). I had the chance to try all three, and I'm happy to report that this is one of those collaborations that doesn't try to reinvent the original.
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