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4 things you probably don't know about fruitcake | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

4 things you probably don't know about fruitcake | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Fruitcakes are a holiday treat many people love — and many more, it seems, love to hate.

Four little known facts about treat people love to hate - Vimarsana News

Four little known facts about treat people love to hate

Fruitcakes are a holiday treat many people love — and many more, it seems, love to hate. Stale jokes aside, though, the fruitcake has a long history that even predates

Culinary Agents Launches Concierge Team to Further Support the Hospitality Industry - Vimarsana News

Culinary Agents Launches Concierge Team to Further Support the Hospitality Industry

/PRNewswire/ -- Culinary Agents expands to include a Concierge Team to further support talent and businesses within the hospitality industry. The Concierge...

CEO MOM With Alice Cheng of Culinary Agents | Heritage Radio Network - Vimarsana News

CEO MOM With Alice Cheng of Culinary Agents | Heritage Radio Network

CEO Mom. Chef Mom. Do these titles sound impossible or attainable? Now that we’re in the great resignation, and family life has shifted into the home, employers are being forced to offer better work-life balance to attract staff.

House set to approve more COVID relief for restaurants, including businesses tied to Disney - Vimarsana News

House set to approve more COVID relief for restaurants, including businesses tied to Disney

The House of Representatives is slated to vote Thursday on another round of coronavirus relief aid for restaurants that proponents say is still needed to keep small businesses afloat two years into the pandemic, but critics have panned as an unnecessary government handout.