I eat out only when I'm with friends; I don't eat out simply because I need to eat.
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I almost always eat out on Friday nights because I try to not eat out during the week.
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We usually don't eat out on weeknights, but he agrees.
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We do not eat out often, we do not splurge.
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I could buy plane tickets and eat out in restaurants.
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I'm a New Yorker, so I eat out too much.
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To eat out alone is to partake of a city.
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When we eat out, we're not being served modest plates.
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Does that mean you can't eat out with him any more?
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Getting paid to eat out sounds like a dream come true.
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Also: all the food details, whether you cook or eat out.
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Don't eat your entire dinner when you eat out a restaurant.
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So groceries and when we eat out is all on him.
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I'm loathe to admit it, but I eat out a lot.
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They eat out more than is necessary for any one stomach.
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I tend to eat out—pizza and whatever during the day.
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I don't particularly want to eat out of a garbage can.
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It's like getting a squirrel to eat out of your hand.Yes.
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I don't eat out of control as much as I use to.
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"Locals don't eat out every night and neither should you," writes Kepnes.
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Throughout the trip Try not to eat out three meals a day.
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Though I love to eat out, tracking motivated me to plan ahead.
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But even with a well-equipped kitchen, we decided to eat out.
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"Government need to push Estonian people to eat out more," he remarks.
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The New New World Chen Siqi doesn't eat out so much anymore.
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My husband and I eat out frequently with a couple we like.
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We live, eat out, buy groceries, worship, and work alongside our constituents.
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Sarah Bentley and her husband Dave used to eat out for every meal.
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I rarely eat out with my colleagues, except for birthdays or project celebrations.
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I rarely eat out, and I never order drinks even when I do.
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Enough calories to make you fat, if you eat out on the regular.
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I tend to eat much healthier when I don't eat out, oh well.
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I really try to minimize how much I eat out during the week.
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Everybody gets to select their own porg to eat out of the tank.
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We could eat out constantly, since a meal often cost us about $5.
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Busy schedules and the desire to eat out mean missed dining hall meals.
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But newcomers would have to learn to eat out or brown bag it.
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When you eat out, think of every dessert as a serving for two.
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Surveys show inaccessibility also causes people with disabilities to eat out less often.
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Critic's Notebook To eat out in New York is to drown in choices.
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MS: Well, I eat out a lot because I commute from Bedford, New York.
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We eat out twice a week for dinner, usually on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Meat is just too expensive, so I save that for when I eat out.
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I typically eat out for lunch during the week and cook dinner at home.
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It's pricey, but we don't eat out much and really enjoy margarita date nights.
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Unfortunately, we don't always have as much time as we want to eat out.
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It also earns 5x points on dining purchases, and I eat out a lot.
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They want to eat out every day, they want travel to Europe every year.
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Like, eat out the trash can homeless, like sleep on a park bench homeless.
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Monday is "fuori" day; in short, we eat out at the agriturismo, or farmhouse.
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That it was a brave thing to do, to eat out on one's own.
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It's our right not to eat out of dumpsters or sleep in the street.
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Eat out or order in… no matter how you do it, eating is affordable.
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I want to eat out for once; he says we have food at home.
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One of my goals for this year was to cook more and eat out less.
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If you eat out a lot and polish off your meals with aplomb, you're screwed.
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And how does the wedding price tag affect everyday decisions, like whether to eat out?
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We love to eat out, but we knew that we had to scale it back.
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"Can they do some of the cooking so that you eat out less?" asks Eweka.
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" INTERLUDE Keenan: "I used to eat out like this…when I could recover more easily.
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My goal is to have a garden where I just eat out of the garden.
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"Some of them are friendly and will eat out of your hand," Ms. Conn said.
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Our Instant Pot dinners are a big reason that we don't eat out a lot.
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While it's tempting to eat out in college, take advantage of your school's meal plan.
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They want to eat out every day, they want to travel to Europe every year.
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There's very little processed food in their house, she notes, and they eat out very rarely.
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I'm trying to eat out less, so I cook up asparagus and mushrooms with poached eggs.
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I brought a lot of my Trader Joe's groceries, so I don't need to eat out.
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If you eat out with any regularity, you'll notice an abundance of steak tartare on menus.
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"I would get judgmental when he would want to eat out during the week," Tina recalls.
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In fact, Americans eat out 5.9 times a week on average — and it can get costly.
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They can eat out maybe once a week, but probably only two dollar-signs on Yelp.
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I usually buy enough to last about two weeks, since I eat out quite a bit.
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I went back to therapy, let myself eat out with coworkers, and splurged on fun things.
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The growing number of Americans who eat out and order in has hurt dish soap sales.
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They eat out about 13 times a month on average and spend about $100 monthly on dining.
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In their earlier incarnation as a couple, he and his wife would eat out a fair bit.
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I'm proud that I didn't eat out today or really spend a bunch of money on restaurants.
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I don't eat out during the week, and I do all my grocery shopping on Sunday mornings.
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I usually try not to eat out during the week, but we're both tired and it's convenient.
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I almost never cook — I really hate it — so I eat out for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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Teens like to eat, and many prefer to eat out over cooking for themselves; that's not surprising.
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A: The biggest thing we've done differently is cooking more at home and eat out less often.
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THIS SANTA COOKS I also almost never eat out; I enjoy my own cooking far too much.
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Initially, my parents came to see my brother and me in New York, and we'd eat out.
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But a delicious evening filled with Chinese food does not always have to be eat out or takeout!
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Though invited to eat out at restaurants and private homes in the area, he prefers his own chef.
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Moore records an album (the 1970 record Eat Out More Often), which he and his friends self-produce.
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We eat bigger portions of calorie-dense foods and we eat out at restaurants serving too-salty meals.
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Let them budget for when they want to eat out with friends or go on a school trip.
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"We&aposre going to be definitely competitive because we&aposre all trying to eat out there," he said.
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She did not have cable or internet during this time, and says she did not eat out once.
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If you plan to eat out on the first date, "make it a low budget restaurant," he suggests.
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I also eat out at least a few times per week when I don't have any meals prepared.
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Day 153: I knew I was eventually going to need a break from homemade meals and eat out.
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Thompson cooks breakfast at home most mornings, but tends to eat out fairly often for lunch and dinner.
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He pays most of the time when we eat out, since he's staying at my apartment rent-free.
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GLOBAL DINNER SCENE I eat out on Sunday — another thing I'm privileged to do because of my job.
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Can we afford to eat out again with a friend rather than being lonely in our tiny apartments....?
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I had zero energy coming home and would eat out more often and buy coffee to stay afloat.
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The aye-aye scrapes bark off of trees in order to eat out the bugs, while squirrels crack nuts.
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He'll be here for four days, and we probably won't eat out much; he's as cheap as I am.
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Make sure to keep any ornaments, wrappings and decorations that are easy to eat out of your pet's reach.
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From there, you can determine how much you can afford in rent or how often you can eat out.
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I meet the DSM criteria for junk food addiction and it is literally a struggle to not eat out.
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Living with roommates has helped keep my rent lower, and I am trying to eat out as little possible.
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I'm trying to eat out less at lunch, so there's a lot of canned soup in my life lately.
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The analysts said restaurants are helped by the stronger job market, too, as more people eat out while employed.
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They do not need to eat out but are instead hosted most evenings by close friends in the area.
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Of course, none of this means that either Turkey or Iran plans to eat out of Russia's hand forever.
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For example, if you like to eat out, put a category in your budget and set your dollar limit.
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I worked three jobs, I did not eat out and I didn't buy anything I did not absolutely need.
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The more I hear about the women who inspire Holland, the more I wonder why I ever eat out.
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In the bank, a lot of my colleagues eat out, and will usually have falafel, pasta, and so on.
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We didn't have enough money to eat out, so I fed my children microwaved meals for nearly three months.
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We generally cook dinner together every night and try to only eat out once or twice on the weekends.
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"We don't eat out and eat junk a lot because diet has a tremendous effect on your immune system."
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I go about every two weeks, usually depending on how much I plan to eat out on the weekends.
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I can eat out whenever I want, go sailing or fishing, or just lie in a hammock and read.
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Millennials eat out five times a week on average, so splitting the cost of dinner comes up a lot.
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R. has been very good about bringing lunch to work these days, and we eat out a lot less now.
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"Austin is home to me and where most of my friends live so we eat out a lot," she says.
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Supermarkets have been passing lower food costs on to shoppers, making it cheaper to dine at home than eat out.
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Similarly, American Airlines has a dining program that gives you bonus AAdvantage points when you eat out at certain restaurants.
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You could eat out every day and experience something new and amazing every time, and never exhaust all the options.
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I've tried meal planning, but my schedule is all over the place and I eat out more often than not.
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Cramer worried that something has changed in the restaurant industry that is prompting customers not to want to eat out.
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Belosic and his employees eat out once a week and meet at least one afternoon for a beer after work.
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I like to cook with food I'm excited about, and it makes me want to eat out a lot less.
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Kiefer said another easy way to save money when traveling is by skipping drinks or dessert when you eat out.
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So even though we typically don't eat out on Monday, we simply couldn't resist the temptation to check things out.
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It also said that prisoners should be able to eat out of cells communally and provide opportunities for self-catering.
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The low grocery prices have led many consumers to eat out less frequently, too, hurting, in particular, fast food restaurants.
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Our restaurant critic, Pete Wells, talks with the outliers who eat out on a day that keeps most people housebound.
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Those of you who did not eat out in Manhattan in the 1990s have no idea what I'm talking about.
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But, she admitted, it was nice to finally be able to eat out again — now as a family of three.
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I hate cooking more than anything, but I can't eat out every day so I force myself to do it.
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Millennials might spend more on restaurants and take out because they eat out five times a week, as another Bankrate.
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I meal prep for Monday through Thursday, and Friday is the day I eat out/order in for lunch and dinner.
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I order black coffee and spinach and feta wrap, deciding this is the last thing I'll eat out for a while.
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We don't normally eat out this much, but we like to make an exception when we have company staying with us.
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Just a handful of reasons why raw oysters made our list of foods you should never order when you eat out.
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I often have to eat out, so I'm a pretty good tipper because I know how hard food service jobs are.
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This came as no great surprise, as there is no other city in the world in which I'd rather eat out.
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And even if the peaches are splendid where you are, there are only so many you can eat out of hand.
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If there's anyone who knows how to make an audience eat out of the palm of her hand, it's Rita Moreno.
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People who cook at home are conclusively healthier, consuming less sodium and fewer overall calories than people who mostly eat out.
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Usually, I would order or eat out because I need to get out of the building when the sun is shining.
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We eat out more, consuming more foods that are high in fat, sugar and salt, and our portion sizes are bigger.
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So the company has wanted to design a space that would better lure in parents when they decide to eat out.
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I don't really like to cook and am often too cheap to eat out, so this slow cooker has been a blessing.
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If we went on a road trip, he would pay for it, but we wouldn't eat out at fancy places very much.
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The Amex Gold card is great if you love to eat out, since it offers bonus rewards and statement credits for dining.
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"We did eat out the majority of our meals because it was too difficult to cook most of the time," Steven says.
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More money in your wallet shouldn't be a signal to eat out every night or blow it all on an amazing vacation.
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What consumers can do The number of calories served at a restaurant is an important issue because Americans eat out so much.
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And these cards make most sense if you already eat out with some frequency, said Matt Schulz, chief industry analyst at Comparecards.com.
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Instead of vowing to never eat out again, give yourself a max amount to play with — like $20 a week, says Aliche.
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"I cancelled out my gym and yoga memberships, rarely eat out, and drink coffee at home instead of buying lattes," she says.
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Salmon with wild rice and BBQ pulled pork are a couple of our favorites, and we still eat out regularly as well.
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Although most Americans eat out several times a week, each state spends a different amount of money on dining out each year.
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On the weekend we spend about $30 on a night at the movies, and $30 more if we decide to eat out.
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Users automatically donate to a food bank when they eat out, or give money to the A.C.L.U. for every Donald Trump tweet.
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She intended to eat out with a friend, she said, but then discovered that the restaurant was five blocks from her hotel.
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Snacks are becoming their meal of choice, and Americans cook fewer dinners at home as they increasingly eat out or order in.
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When I'm bored with the food options I have available, I feel I am more likely to eat out and spend more.
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We all eat out or go to the grocery store during the holidays, so why not bring some holiday cheer with you?
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He has erected a multitude of New Offices, and sent hither swarms of Officers to harass our people and eat out their substance.
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We usually eat out as a family once a week, but often it's just breakfast or fast casual, so tonight is a treat.
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"A very sweet lady," she loved her apartment and taking trips to nearby Atlantic City, to gamble and eat out, her son says.
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Will you make breakfast and dinner at home so you can eat out for lunch and enjoy a drink or two at night?
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Also, typically when my parents come to town ALL we do is eat out, so this was going to be an extra challenge.
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American Express Gold Card — If you eat out, this card can be a very rewarding option, because it earns 4x points at restaurants.
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Football season is fun, but we tend to get takeout or eat out more during this time due to long days and nights.
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There's a second windfall too: Australians eat out about ten times more every month than a middle-class Indian, says one industry insider.
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Children consume about 22015 extra calories on days when they eat out, and healthier sides and drink choices could counteract that, she added.
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We also get a few fountain sodas since it's a treat for the kids to get to have soda when we eat out.
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Maxine Waters, of California, who had said members of Trump's Cabinet should not be able to eat out at restaurants without being confronted.
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Swonk says that but the pressure is ratcheting up as the experience based economy heats up as Americans travel and eat out more.
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"I wish I could afford to eat out just a couple of times a week — just to relieve the stress sometimes," she says.
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Winning over budget shoppers is especially important, Geiger noted, as many people feel they don't have the funds to eat out at restaurants.
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Growing up, I didn't really eat out at nicer restaurants, so I was always kind of intimidated going to them as I got older.
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Reveal Mobile's website says it uses this location information to drive marketing campaigns to app users as they commute, eat out, or go shopping.
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"They want to eat out three or four times a week…at the same time, they don't necessarily want all the hubbub," Sotto said.
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There are over 45 thousand restaurants in New York City, meaning you could eat out every day for 40 years without repeating a spot.
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Though invited to eat out at restaurants and private homes in the area, the president — notoriously picky, according to reports — prefers his own chef.
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Aliche advises travelers to choose hotels with breakfast included, as well as planning prepping some meals so you don't have to exclusively eat out.
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Now we eat out, or I'll make dinner over the weekend so there are leftovers for at least a couple days during the week.
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I pay because the line is CRAZY and I get my wallet out first ($13.63), though normally my husband pays when we eat out.
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Thursday's figures showed consumers chose to eat out and spend on food in general rather than splurging on new clothes, shoes or household goods.
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Summertime happens to be that special season where ALL we want to do is eat out — because it's just too damn hot to cook.
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But we can't eat out everyday or our warm-weather budget will bite it, so in reality, packing is still very much a necessity.
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American Express® Gold Card— If you eat out, this card can be a very rewarding option, because it earns 4x points at restaurants.
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American Express® Gold Card — If you eat out, this card can be a very rewarding option, because it earns 4x points at restaurants.
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And as far as the friendship goes, what he and his buddy really liked to do the most was go hiking, not eat out.
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VE: Great Mexican food -- either food that I've cooked for my family, or if we eat out, my favorite Mexican restaurant is L&J.
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The more food I have ready to go at home, the less tempted I am to eat out on weekends... in a perfect world.
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"Soldiers eat out of garbage cans & their families go hungry in Venezuela while Maduro & friends live like kings & block humanitarian aid," Mr. Rubio wrote.
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In my case, I'm trying to learn the principles of Japanese and Thai cooking so I never need to eat out again, pretty much.
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They even learned to adjust dinner plans, with Hernangomez preferring to eat out but Porzingis's instant fame occasionally making that too difficult a task.
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Some good news for those who like to eat out: More of our city's restaurants are earning an A — in health inspections, at least.
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He has two other jobs, as an Uber driver and adjunct professor, but still can't afford to eat out more than once a month.
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We normally don't eat out so much, but we have ZERO in our fridge since I was away this week and didn't do groceries.
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If there's a budgeting lesson, it's this: Before you order in or eat out consider picking up a bunch of broccoli and a paring knife.
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Challenging ourselves to cook more, pack more meals, eat out less, and buy fewer cappuccinos will help bring a little more consistency to our budgeting.
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This is the perfect deal for me as I tend to drink a lot when I eat out, and it's way safer than driving myself.
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"There's not much more they can eat out there," said Patrice Kurnath, a biologist at the University of Utah and one of the study's authors.
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"You&aposre seeing people lying in the streets, you&aposre seeing people eat out of garbage cans, you&aposre seeing people shoot up," he says.
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I eat out a lot — it's a terrible habit that I'm trying to cut back on, but for now, fast food is what it is.
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And remember not to decorate the edge of a cup that you'll drink out of, or a plate that you intend to eat out of.
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Basic things like finding a grocery store you like, an affordable place to eat out and stores that are open past 9 are all hard.
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It was a clingstone, a type of early-harvest peach that is not as good to eat out of hand as the later-season freestones.
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"I can help people solve problems and also make a little extra money" so he can take grandchildren on trips or eat out more often.
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If you're about to eat out and looking to choose a restaurant, you've got plenty of food and local recommendation apps to choose from first.
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Since the recession, the percentage of adult Americans who say they don't eat out as much as they want to has doubled to roughly 42%.
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Sarah also told them the children had "food issues and would eat out of the garbage after being provided dinner," according to the incident report.
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I still eat out and get coffee with regularity — two things our financial aid counselors suggested cutting out at our exit session right before graduation.
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Get out the world's tiniest violin while I tell you about one of the few downsides of being paid to eat out for a living.
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Given to Riverside Park by the Urban Cat League to hunt rats, Scaredy instead "lets the rats eat out of her bowl," the film says.
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We had plans to eat out somewhere, and I wasn't going to be the one to cave and call if off, so we pulled into Applebee's.
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First of all, it can be much more economical, and sometimes even fun, to buy groceries and cook than to eat out three times a day.
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The green card has a cheaper annual fee compared to the company's Gold and Platinum, which all are aimed at people who eat out and travel.
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Not all professionals in the city can afford to eat out, he said, and some consider free or subsidized meals an important part of their budget.
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"Customers could then order anything on the menu in a more appropriate size, and be able to eat out more often without weight gain," he says.
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They like to do the same things; they like to eat out all the time; they like to be out all the time; they're very sporty.
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We don't usually eat out during the week, but we planned for this today since our schedules were going to be a little out of whack.
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Friday's Red Hen incident is the latest in a string of events where Trump administration officials have found themselves unwelcome in their efforts to eat out.
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That includes everything from transportation home over holidays and breaks to how much you will eat out to how many photocopies you may make, he said.
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"[My fiance and I] eat out like twice a week, but our taste in restaurants is mostly low-brow, and that includes fast food," Mann said.
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"Coles Group's and Woolworths Group's supermarkets will benefit from the coronavirus outbreak as people eat out less," analysts for ratings agency Moody's wrote in a note.
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Out of shells, periwinkles with a pin, off trees, snails out of the ground the French eat, out of the sea with bait on a hook.
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If you want to budget on food I suggest meal prepping for the week as much as you can so you're not tempted to eat out.
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Sales of instant noodles, seen as an indicator because newly affluent Chinese would rather eat out or order in, are rising after declining for several years.
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These food trends are pronounced among Millennials, who eat out more often and visit the grocery stores less frequently than their parents, according to the agency.
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With a new year comes at least 365 new opportunities to eat out, and unsurprisingly, New York City has plenty of fresh spots to fill the calendar.
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While it's definitely restrictive—dessert lovers keep moving—you'll usually find options when you eat out, and you can still enjoy some of your favorite cravings. 1.
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And we go to live performances of music we already own, and we eat out at restaurants, and we patronize the theater for the same underlying reason.
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"I eat out less at restaurants than anybody you've ever met, because I do a lot of that on [the show]," the Food Network Star told PEOPLE.
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And our growing preference to eat out shows in the employment numbers for restaurants and bars, now far above pre-recession levels by about 2 million jobs.
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I never eat out for lunch during the week, but I treated myself to a small cone and got a sub sandwich for myself and my husband.
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If you eat out a lot, for example, you might pick a card with a high cash-back rate for dining, like the Capital One Savor card.
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The services sector accounted for over half of China's economy last year as rising wages give Chinese consumers the opportunity to shop, travel and eat out more.
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This weekend the couple will eat out, and they will mourn what was lost — a sense of inclusion and ultimately a tent that just got too big.
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After all, most of the tomatoes we eat out of season are plucked from their vines probably in Florida or Mexico, just as they started to ripen.
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I also can't eat out or drink or any of that right now, so if I do spend money it's on clothes, but not often at all.
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Do you want to have a future in which you can eventually retire, maybe travel and have the ability to eat out a few times a week?
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She loved to eat out and hated to eat in, and if she had you over for dinner she made you pasta with tomatoes, basil, and feta.
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"I would just eat out of the trash, sleep on the ground," a squatter named Dawn Louden told VICE News correspondent Michael Moynihan about life before squatting.
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Before Tricia and Nick Hensley began their weight loss journey, they would eat out three or four times during the week, and for nearly every meal on weekends.
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After too many restless nights, I decided…Read more ReadYelpIf you eat out fairly often then the Yelp app is pretty much a requirement on your home screen.
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If eating at a restaurant alone scares you (it scares me, too), I've found that a picnic of take away is a great way to eat out, solo.
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RELATED: 24 Things You Should Never Order When You Eat Out "An athlete with a perfect pescatarian diet may benefit from only fasting twice a year," Longo explains.
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Millennials eat out or order in five times a week, they're using Uber more than last year and a recent report shows 67 percent of millennials shop online.
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We managed to save by cutting corners: We don't have cable or gym memberships; we rarely eat out; and we really think about every single purchase we make.
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We used to say that we would never eat out, but any time you say you're never going to do something, you actually end up doing it more.
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I hung onto the rules for 45 days, then announced to friends that my new plan was to follow Whole30 for any meal that I didn't eat out.
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It's also true that there are plenty of affluent people who eat out frequently who are going to be cutting back for non-financial reasons during this crisis.
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When we eat out, no matter who we are with or the size of the party, I always ask up front if we can please have separate checks.
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Snacking is becoming consumers' preferred meal of choice, and Americans are cooking fewer of their dinners at home as they eat out or order in from their couch.
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I was initially skeptical; when I'm hungry and want to eat out, my instinct is to fire up Google Maps and find the nearest thing with good reviews.
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Don&apost forget that you can offer to put dinner on your card next time you eat out with friends, and ask them to pay you back.603.
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Here's what I learned from Kathleen's cash diet: Unless I'm meeting someone for a business meeting or seeing a friend I haven't seen in ages, I don't eat out.
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He gave Mashable five personal pointers on how to eat out Brunch Boys style: Social media can be one of you biggest allies when it comes to dining out.
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"Consumers should be aware to eat out in moderation ... restaurant eating is most likely not going to be as healthy as cooking with fresh ingredients at home," Jarlenski said.
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You thought you were going to have to make another peanut butter and jelly sandwich in the office, but "Woo... OKAY!" you've suddenly got some cash to eat out.
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I typically try to eat out only once or twice a week, but I have a feeling this bachelorette weekend is going to feature a lot of food stops.
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With an income of about $15 per hour, she had plenty of cash to make the payments on her student loans and still eat out and buy new clothes.
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I eat out a lot, and luckily this is a bonus category on several top rewards credit cards, allowing me to earn extra points at restaurants around the world.
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Percentage of budget spent on groceries: 21%"A lot of people consider it less expensive to eat out, but you can get tired of the Portuguese fare," Tricia said.
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Loan Payments: $179.04 All Other Monthly ExpensesCar Insurance: $100Food: My sibling graciously lets me eat the food in the house, so unless I eat out, I don't pay for groceries.
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We already rate everything these days: the dating apps we use; the contract drivers who take us to work; every meal we eat out; every customer service experience we have.
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Karrada was busy at the time as Iraqis eat out and shop late during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, which ends next week with the Eid al-Fitr festival.
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I normally don't eat out that often during the week, but this week has been exceptional since I just moved back and have a lot of people to reconnect with.
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What wasn't easy was the realization that while many restaurants have vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, it was a lot harder to eat out on a dairy-free diet.
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If you're wanting to eat out, a slew of restaurants, from the health-conscious Flower Child to Austin favorite Lavaca Street Bar, are sprinkled up and down the Domain corridor.
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"They may not travel as far or eat out as much [and] they may look for more free activities, but they're going to take their summer road trip," said Casselano.
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Loaded with roasted vegetables and cheese on a whole-grain crust, it's a hearty meal that you can eat out of hand, with your pinkie occupied by holding the slice.
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Over the last few years, deciding where to eat out in Hamtramck began to feel like looking in a fridge that's empty except for a few Tupperware containers filled with leftovers.
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We buy mostly local organic foods, I cook 90 percent of my meals, and when I eat out I order an appetizer as a main course because big plates equal leftovers.
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The services sector accounted for over half of China's economy last year and for the majority of growth, as rising wages give Chinese consumers the opportunity travel and eat out more.
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Consider booking an Airbnb instead for an affordable space that is roomy, gives you the opportunity to cook in rather than eat out for every meal, and (usually) includes free WiFi.
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The fact that I'm now in our house it means I can cook and just eat out as a treat, but it's a good thing that eating out is an option.
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For consumers who often eat out or take out, the newsletter, guided by the extensive knowledge of the nutritionist Bonnie Liebman, suggests making more wholesome selections from among the usual offerings.
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Next time you eat out anyplace a notch above a diner, see if diners around you aren't taking their phones out to capture what's on their plate before they dig in.
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Perdue Farms, one of the country's largest chicken producers, has seen a significant uptick in orders from retail stores like supermarkets as more Americans cook from home and fewer eat out.
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V. really likes to eat out, but I'm committed to eat all of my meals at home until she gets back, so I double down on some of my favorite veggies.
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I'm trying to use a lot less water, eat out less, stop buying things I don't need, and encourage people around me to take transit or buy an electric car instead.
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As Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro indulges in an empanada tucked away in a drawer while unknowingly on live television, the rest of his compatriots starve and eat out of garbage cans.
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I had been trying to figure out a quick way to decide whether to eat out or bring my own food when I'm about town or on a day trip somewhere new.
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"She will continue to eat out of her Bailey Chair for the remainder of her life, which we hope is as long and normal as possible for a Lab," Sullivan tells PEOPLE.
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Amex has one of the best cards for dining purchases, the American Express® Gold Card, so this is a good opportunity to earn even more bonus points when you eat out.
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You also want to look at other expenses that will drain your cash flow, including whether you will keep a car there, and how often you will eat out and entertain visitors.
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They didn't eat out often when they initially moved to the States, but when circumstance demanded it, they felt most comfortable eating dishes that reminded them of the home they left behind.
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He doesn't eat out often, though occasionally he and Rosy, his girlfriend of five years, will go into the city of Chicago to enjoy a date night, costing around $100 per month.
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My How to Sex series has some excellent primers—particularly, How to Blow a Strap On, How to Eat Out a Non-Op Trans Woman, and How to Ethically Take Someone's Virginity.
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My weekly grocery budget is $50, and I try to not eat out at all (which is obviously unrealistic, but when I need to grab food out it's often a 4 for $4).
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For example, if you spend a lot on dining, you'll want a card that earns bonus points when you eat out, like the Chase Sapphire Reserve or the American Express® Gold Card.
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One of the perks of working two miles from home is I can leave the office every day so I remember what the sun looks like, plus I'm never tempted to eat out.
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With the exception of my very first adult job, where I was barely making enough money to ride the subway regularly, much less eat out, I've always been of the lunch-buying sort.
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The amount wasn't enough to live on in London, so I went to Prague, where for forty pounds a week I could rent a huge apartment and eat out three times a day.
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He may be known for visiting restaurants across the country on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives, but Guy Fieri says that he actually doesn't eat out that much in his day-to-day life.
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Spending on food consumes half of what it used to from the typical household budget, even though people eat out more and increasingly are choosing more expensive organic or other types of specialty foods.
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"They don't have to produce us," she said, leaving a platter of crustless sandwiches untouched, adhering to the unspoken "Real Housewives" rule that one should eat out often but not be seen actually eating.
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"They say (the child) has been constantly going through food issues, where (child) will steal people's food at school or eat out of garbage cans or off the floor," according to the police report.
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But before you vow to never eat out again, know that keto-friendly fast food items do exist, but experts say you'll want to be pretty strategic when it comes to ordering the right items.
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Cardboard and paper were allowed if necessary, I could eat out if food was served on a plate, and I did allow myself to use up some bits and pieces I had in my cupboard.
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The chance to go somewhere new, eat out for every meal, dry off with a fresh towel each morning, and be away from the daily life of the office (and the home) for a while.
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I don't normally grocery shop during the week, especially with the girls, but we forgot a few things over the weekend and it's cheaper to go pick up items than it is to eat out.
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"They say (the child) has been constantly going through food issues, where (the child) will steal people's food at school or eat out of garbage cans or off the floor," according to a police report.
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Of course, I am well aware of the obvious response a naysaying hater could throw back at me with the burn of tofu oil: Just don't order take out or eat out in the first place!
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If you eat out often enough, you probably have Strong Feelings about leaving a tip for your server, and unless you're Milo Yiannopoulos or my late grandmother, you may consider yourself to be a generous tipper.
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The services sector accounted for over half of China's economy last year and for the majority of its 6.7 percent growth as rising wages give Chinese consumers the opportunity to shop, travel and eat out more.
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We would never eat out three times in one day during a typical week, but E. is super proud of his winnings and wanted to spend a little before we put the rest in our bank account.
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I think there's an uptick in purchases of personal consumer goods when she's under some pressure at work, and it's the same for me — I eat out more when I get under stress at work as well.
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"That doesn't mean you won't eat out at all together, but it might mean finding the one-dollar-sign or two-dollar-sign Thai food restaurant, rather than the three-dollar-sign hot new restaurant," says Earl.
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You can get a solid Snow Cone, or even an Italian Ice (which is honestly 25,237 percent better) from literally anywhere else and it would be better than having to eat out of those awful paper cones.
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And who knows what that Redditor meant when he or she said that their life was "getting more wholesome," but people who cook at home do consume fewer calories than the ones who eat out more frequently.
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In other words, Google might have to eat out at restaurants one or two times fewer this month, but over all this is more of an annoyance than an existential crisis for it — at least right now.
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You may want to play around with the math a bit, since the noodle budget is the baseline, and you'll likely want room to eat out and perhaps pay for some extra expenses such as gym memberships.
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We know her sister Kylie likes to cook and that Kendall likes to eat out, but based on her go-to grocery shopping list, we wouldn't have guessed that she also likes to throw down in the kitchen.
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American Express® Gold CardWelcome offer: 35,000 Amex points after you spend $21,295 in the first three monthsAnnual fee: $211If you eat out or buy groceries on a regular basis, the Amex Gold card is made for you.
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And my routine really is, basically, you dump your luggage; you run and grab your pass; do a little bit of quick food shopping because it is very difficult, at least during the first week, to eat out.
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She received over 23 responses over the course of a few years — including a postcard from a New Jersey steakhouse, signed by John Gossage with the message "I eat out" — but abandoned the project when graduate school called.
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For example, fans of hip-hop/rap reportedly prefer doing it doggy-style (shout out to Snoop Dogg) and are less likely to perform oral sex, so unfortunately, DJ Khaled refusing to eat out his wife checks out.
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Van der Merwe worked as a journalist for the South African publication Eat Out, but eventually left to run his parents' country store and their restaurant, Oep ve Koep, which featured a small menu of mainly fish and chips.
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The news is even worse for fast-casual chains — think Chipotle Mexican Grill, Panera Bread, and like — where diners who typically eat out at these places least twice weekly plan to cut back their visits by about 13 percent.
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Since our office fridge isn't ever very full, I bring in four packed lunches on Monday so that I never forget my lunch (the fifth lunch I'll either eat out one day or go to a free seminar lunch).
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But in Google's latest move that encroaches on Yelp, Google Maps will now let you decide where to eat out with a shareable list of restaurants, bars, or clubs to choose from — whether it's a birthday dinner or ladies night out.
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"In case you forgot that being vice anything is a fate worse than death: "General George Washington could climb out of his grave right now and I would rather eat out his zombified wooden asshole than be his vice fucking anything!
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According to an analysis by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, if low-wage workers have more money in their pockets, they will have more money to spend, potentially expanding the number of consumers who can afford to eat out.
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Its goal is to fill seats in local places using an algorithm that incorporates the day of the week, time and weather, among other things, to calculate what kind of discount it would take to motivate a diner to eat out.
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Each day I go in to the walk-in refrigerator and see the clean container of the day's radishes, washed and packed away in damp cotton dinner napkins by the porter, and I grab a couple to eat out of hand.
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MoviePass, in its statement, says the data it wants to collect is intended to help inform the company's understanding of the overall moviegoing experience, including how users get to the movie theater and where they may eat out before or after the film.
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While most of us love to eat out with friends and family or drown our sorrows with a bit of retail therapy, these expenses aren't always necessary — and eliminating or reducing them could actually take you one step closer to being debt-free.
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They hit the dance floor, get on down, go home, make out, meet up, eat out—the standard procedure, marred only by the fact that Arnold, who got divorced a year ago, remains in thrall to his ex-wife and his demanding daughters.
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Since actual secret-keeping doesn't make for great internet content, we've shared the best ten-minute, three-ingredient, best-served-while-slinking-into-the-shadows recipe—you can (and should) eat out of the ramen bag, saving yourself some dishwashing on 4/21.
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On the rare occasions that my Chinese-American family would eat out, we would go to the local Chinese place, with soggy sweet-and-sour pork that had been sitting out under the heated lamps too long and limp and lifeless chow mein.
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Two in 5 said they would use at least a portion to help pay monthly bills, including car payments and insurance; 15 percent percent said they used their student loans to buy clothing and 13 percent said they eat out on that borrowed money.
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Mr. Schirmer said having that sort of information in the Airbnb app could make his listing more attractive because many people like to stay in an Airbnb "to live in a neighborhood, relax, make dinner and not feel pressure to eat out every night."
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Diners that frequent Barcelona and Bartaco are similar to its Del Frisco Grill patrons in that they are looking for an experience when they eat out, not just a place to fuel up on food, and tend to be interested in socializing and purchasing alcohol.
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It is served at hip Umbrian restaurants in variations like carp in porchetta, beef in porchetta, and — in the case of the young chef Nicolas Bonifacio of Eat Out Osteria Gourmet in Assisi — rabbit in porchetta with hummus, garlic yogurt and Middle Eastern spices.
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At 9 pm on a typical Saturday night in Shanghai pre-coronavirus, Emily Evans and her husband might listen to live music, go roller-skating at a pop-up rink, eat out at one of the city's 100,000-plus restaurants, or, likely, all three.
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Mr. Loeffelholz's domestic partner, Peter De La Cruz, said the couple chose their apartment to be near the Ambassador Theater, where "Chicago" is performed, so he could dash over when needed, and when they would eat out, they would choose a restaurant in the neighborhood.
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Globally, Switzerland is the most expensive place to eat out, with prices 77.5% higher than in the U.S. Iceland is the second most expensive, with prices 61.3% more expensive than in the U.S., and Norway is third most expensive, where restaurant meals are 60.9% pricier.
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Sometimes you want to feel like Sandra Bullock in Two Weeks Notice and eat out of the carton and be a real cutie — that feels empowering and adorable — but I hate when, on reality shows, you see people that are very well-off eating out of plastic.
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"The easiest solution is if you say up front (to the server), 'I'd like to take a half-portion and you can give me the other portion to take home,' but it's kind of embarrassing unless you know the people you eat out with well," she said.
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The skilled workers moving to the area, who have been so important to attracting companies and jobs, want to be able to eat out at restaurants, drop off their dry cleaning and send their children to school, all of which require lower and middle income workers.
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If the restaurant can get some mix of forbearance from its creditors and favorable loans or grants from the government, it may be poised to open as soon as people can safely eat out again, allowing a rapid return to its normal role in the economy.
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"My wife cuts my hair; sometimes I have the kids use my bathwater; I'll drive up to 4 hours to a different airport for a cheaper ticket; I rarely eat out and when I do it's carryout, no matter the restaurant, to avoid the 20 percent tip" —@dewangibson 9.
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You might adhere to your complicated keto plan for awhile—until you go on a work trip and have to eat-out for a week, or a business lunch at a burger joint, or to a movie and are faced with the horror that you can't eat popcorn.
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When Candace Owens, the communications director for Turning Point USA, and I decided to eat out instead of in that morning, little did we know we were about to interrupt the American political conversation and help to clearly frame the division and choices existing within our country today.
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Bankrate says its data shows that 29 percent of Millennials say they buy coffee at least three times per week, 51 percent go to a bar at least once a week and 54 percent eat out at least three times a week or more -- and the costs add up.
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I didn't know very much about cooking when I first met my husband, but I taught myself a lot (thanks, Pinterest!), and after we bought our new house and my sister-in-law moved in with us a year into our marriage, it started getting really expensive to eat out.
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To test the waters of public alone time in a culture that often seems to look down on it, Fink challenged herself to eat out, visit a museum, and go to a movie (a scary one, too, her least favorite kind) without these distractions — and she was happy she did.
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While lower interest rates could help ease financial conditions, which have tightened in recent days, they can't remedy snarled supply chains and lower factory output, or the fact that people don't want to take vacations or eat out at restaurants, Neil Shearing, group chief economist at Capital Economics, told me.
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Nan Morrison, the president and CEO of the Council for Economic Education and member of CNBC's Financial Wellness Advisory Council, says that parents need to include their kids in money conversations, like whether to eat out, where to go on vacation, or if it's better to take an Uber or just walk.
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Valia 16-Piece Full Dinnerware Set, $37.32, available on WayfairIf it's your first apartment, do yourself the favor of giving away the hodgepodge cups and plates you've accumulated over the years, and invest in a matching set you'll be happy to own, eat out of every day, and covers all the bases.
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You new moms know what it's like those first six months — no time for a shower, let alone calling five potential babysitters while you run to the butcher to finally buy something for dinner that your husband does not have to pick up, bring home, unwrap and then eat out of a carton.
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Some 61 percent said it was difficult to find places to eat out as a family, 55 percent said it was hard to find the time to prepare special foods, 54 percent said it was stressful, half said it was costly and 51 percent said it caused conflict at holidays and family gatherings.
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"We found that people who eat out more—at full service restaurants, cafeterias, and fast food restaurants—have nearly 35 percent higher phthalate levels than people who eat at home more often," senior author Ami Zota*, an assistant professor of environmental and occupational health at George Washington University's Milken Institute School of Public Health, told Gizmodo via email.
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For those who are struggling to afford fair market rent, Lowry offered a few tips: Focus more on earning — and less on cutting things out of your life "Hearing advice like 'Don't eat out,' which most personal finance advisors give, is not helpful when you're already in such an intense situation because you're probably already doing that," she said.
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For less than the cost of our $1,500 monthly rent in Texas, we were able to rent an apartment in Medellín, Colombia, join a coworking office space, eat out nightly at phenomenal restaurants, attend weekly yoga classes, explore the Colombian countryside on weekend trips, and still have money left over to invest back into our business.
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When it comes to buying a house or apartment, that means thinking about everything from whether you want to move to what will likely be a suburban neighborhood to figuring out if the mortgage payments and upkeep on your new digs will leave you with enough free time and money to do fun things like travel, pursue your hobbies and eat out.
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NOOYI: When you eat out of...one of our single-serve bags — especially as you watch a lot of the young guys eat the chips, they love their Doritos, and they lick their fingers with great glee, and when they reach the bottom of the bag they pour the little broken pieces into their mouth, because they don't want to lose that taste of the flavor, and the broken chips in the bottom.
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"When you eat out of a flex bag — one of our single-serve bags — especially as you watch a lot of the young guys eat the chips, they love their Doritos, and they lick their fingers with great glee, and when they reach the bottom of the bag they pour the little broken pieces into their mouth, because they don't want to lose that taste of the flavor, and the broken chips in the bottom," Nooyi told Freakonomics.
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"When you eat out of a flex bag, one of our single-serve bags , especially as you watch a lot of the young guys eat the chips, they love their Doritos, and they lick their fingers with great glee, and when they reach the bottom of the bag they pour the little broken pieces into their mouth, because they don't want to lose that taste of the flavor, and the broken chips in the bottom," Nooyi claimed.
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