Midlothian
Midlothian, TX · Food & Drink
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New York Times says D-FW barbecue spot sells one of the best Thanksgiving turkeys
For years, I've considered the Greenberg Smoked Turkey from Tyler to be the tastiest and easiest Thanksgiving turkey — beloved in my house because it comes fully cooked, which means you're neither shoving your hands inside the carcass nor frying it in oil in a potentially dangerous Thanksgiving Day stunt. Has a better version than Greenberg been right under my nose in Dallas for years?
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Giant Panda Fest leads 7 best food and drink events in Dallas this week
A multi-day traveling outdoor Asian food festival will stop in Dallas for three days of cuisine and culture, and that's not the only food fest on this week's list. The 16th annual Chefs for Farmers arrives this weekend, as does Frisco's Diwali celebration. Indoors, there is a Silver Oak wine dinner at a popular pizzeria and a champagne sip-and-shop to kick off the holiday season.
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While Shoppers Fill Their Carts At H-E-B, This Texas Produce Market Keeps Fresh Food Affordable
Fresh produce, colorful displays, and prices that make you want to fill your cart. This Texas market offers a refreshing change from the usual grocery run. Everyday staples share the shelves with tropical surprises. What stands out to me is how a simple shopping trip can turn into a little...
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The Beloved Texas Chain Restaurant That Got Put Out Of Business By Sonic
The fast food landscape is constantly changing, and many industry pioneers have fallen by the wayside over the years. These days, there are plenty of fast food drive-thrus that no one even remembers anymore. The drive-thru was the natural evolution of the drive-in, an experience that Sonic still offers today. But Sonic didn't innovate the concept. That honor dates back over one hundred years to the corner of Fort Worth Pike Road and Chalk Hill Road between Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, to a brand called Pig Stand.