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88DB Lifestyle reviews a hawker store along Geylang whose specialties are local Chinese cuisine like Beek Kway Teow, Stir Fried Chicken Wings with Spicy Salt, Stir Fried Sprout-lings, and many more.

Ran across this when looking up dog food ingredients and if buying the 'organic' food was worth it. 'Rendered' meat will make you think twice before eating dog food on a dare. Looks like grocery store dog food is more like Big mac and Fries of the pet food world.

In an accommodation to evaporating profit margins and demanding consumers, some fast-food stores are outsourcing drive-through order-taking to distant call centers — like the one staffed by young workers in a non-descript industrial building south of Wilmington.

McDonald's planned to spend $1 billion over five years to tie all its operations in to a real-time digital network. Eventually, executives in company headquarters would have been able to see how soda dispensers and frying machines in every store were performing, at any moment. After just two years, though, the fast food giant threw in the towel.

Do you like Hamburgers, Hot dogs, French fries and Oreo Cookies? You are bombarded by TV and advertising with millions of positive impressions about unhealthy foods every day. Your local grocery store is stocked full of more than 10’s of thousand items you should NEVER EAT! Have a read and see if you think differently!