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Cedar Crest Ice Cream Earns Top Prize at World Dairy Expo
Judges at a worldwide competition agreed with the hundreds who gather around Bernice every summer day: Cedar Crest Ice Cream is really good. The Manitowoc ice cream maker submitted multiple flavors to the Wisconsin Dairy Products Association’s 2027 World Dairy Expo Championship Dairy Product Contest, and one of them was recognized with first-place honors.
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Rusty Taco shuts down Rockford restaurant after just one year
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Construction begins on new Middleton Culver’s, owned by founders’ daughter
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Groundbreaking on the new Middleton Culver’s took place on Wednesday morning, attended by the big man himself. Craig Culver was there to pass the torch to his daughter Chelsea, who will run the new restaurant. Chelsea started her career at the Sauk City Culver’s before...
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Sink Your Teeth Into The Best Sandwiches In Wisconsin At This Incredible Old-Fashioned Deli
There’s a deli in Monona, Wisconsin that has people driving past perfectly good restaurants just to get there, and once you’ve been, you’ll completely understand why. Fraboni’s Italian Specialties & Delicatessen isn’t just a lunch stop, it’s the kind of place that rearranges your priorities and makes you question every sandwich decision you’ve ever made before this moment.
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Milwaukee, Madison named among best US foodie cities in new study
(WFRV) – Wisconsin’s two largest metro areas secured spots among the nation’s top destinations for food lovers, offering a mix of dining quality and wallet-friendly options, a new report says. According to WalletHub, Milwaukee and Madison both ranked in the top 60 nationwide on its list of the Best Foodie Cities in America. The study […]
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Starbucks closing three Wisconsin stores as part of nationwide cuts
Starbucks recently announced plans to close 250 locations across North America, including three in Wisconsin. A Starbucks spokesperson told the Journal Sentinel on Monday, Sept. 28 that three Wisconsin stores set to close are in Madison, Milwaukee and Two Rivers. The affected locations are: 1438 E. Brady St. in Milwaukee 1609 S. Park St. in Madison 1509 Washington St. in Two Rivers The stores closing across North America weren't meeting performance or customer experience goals, the spokesperson said. Milwaukee's Starbucks location on East Brady Street had only recently reopened in 2024. The area is home to several other cafes, including Nomad Coffee Bar and The Deep Groove. Madison's South Park Street location had signage notifying customers about the imminent closure, the Starbucks spokesperson said. The Two Rivers location had a closure notice taped up at the store's entrance, the Manitowoc Herald Times reported . The location had been open for about two years. Starbucks closing 1% of 18,000 North American stores A public letter from Starbucks COO Mike Grams sent Sept. 24 said Starbucks will close 250 Starbucks locations in North America over the following week, USA TODAY reported. The letter also said some stores are underperforming in the "Back
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Put Down Your Phone And Head To This No Fuss Wisconsin Restaurant For Life Changing Prime Rib
There’s a little town called Ridgeway, Wisconsin, and it’s hiding something that deserves far more attention than it gets. Hi Point Steak House is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever bothered with trendy restaurants in the first place. Let’s talk about Ridgeway for...
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This Rockford, Illinois Deli Piles Its Pastrami So High Regulars Split One Sandwich
Some restaurants earn a loyal following not by chasing trends but by doing things their own way and doing them well. A spot on the north side of Rockford has been serving big plates and creative Mexican-inspired cooking for years, and locals keep coming back for good reason. The place...
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Fischer’s Piggly Wiggly celebrates new ownership in Randolph
RANDOLPH — Fischer’s Piggly Wiggly recently celebrated a change in ownership with a ribbon-cutting ceremony welcoming Chris and Jamie Fischer as the store’s new owners. The event also recognized Al and Emily Detjen, who owned the grocery store for 22 years. During that time, the Detjen’s supported local schools, churches, nonprofits, fundraisers and community events.