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What to get in the drinks aisle of an international grocery store? Consider these. I’ve always found joy in the little things in life — the smell of a new book, blank stationery, and a small soft drink carton waiting for me in the fridge. I never outgrew these joys, and I invested in my soft drink passion especially . I know, I know, there is a common trope about millennials who infantilize themselves because society won’t let them buy houses and save money, and I agree! But the quest for gourmet soda is particularly exciting. The reward? A salve at the end of the day. As my journey in life takes me to more and more international grocery stores, I’ve ventured farther into the beverage aisles, and when the cool air of the fridge hits my face, I edge closer to the fluorescent light and reach toward the cold carton, bottle, or can of a new or familiar joy. Sure, you can always get something alcoholic, but for those of us who don’t want to exacerbate our GERD (hello, 30s), are addicted ...

How simple, streamlined white stickers ended up in pantries across America Before the pandemic , I never spent much time in my apartment’s tiny galley-style kitchen, preferring to dine out (or take out). Stay-at-home orders changed all of that. My refrigerator has never been more full , and while I’ve actually come to enjoy cooking, I found that recipes were taking twice as long as they should because of my overflowing spice cabinet. I’d sift through jars of turmeric and Everything But the Bagel blends, pushing past pumpkin-pie spice and paprika to search for garlic powder, only to realize I was out. In the midst of my frustration, TikTok’s For You page, which seems to have an algorithm that knows me better than I do, surfaced an organizational video by Brooklyn-based blogger Teresa Caruso that details how she turned her “hot mess” of a spice cabinet into a pristine display. (Lest you think TikTok is just dancing teens, the #diy hashtag has nearly 40 billion views.) Caruso’s pro...

AP Plus, Domino’s in New Zealand got in trouble for offering a “Karen” special, and more news to start your day The closures amount to 8% of U.S. locations A slightly longer walk to get your large iced coffee in the dead of winter might be in the future, as the Dunkin’ announced it expects to close 800 locations by the end of the year. More than half of those closures are “450 limited-menu Speedway locations” that were rolled out earlier this year. Dunkin’ also says the proposed closures represent only two percent of its 2019 sales. The company also plans on closing about 350 international locations. Many fast-food restaurants have seen dips in sales during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, sales have recently bounced back due in part to the drive-thru. Whatever happens, let’s hope Ben Affleck still has access to his order. Dunkin regulars: How many sugars/creams/flavor pumps is that? 8 sugars, 5 caramel shots with absolutely no mixing? https://t.co/HmBJPkoSI8 pic.twitter.com/...

Starting June 12, Philadelphia restaurants are officially allowed to reopen for outdoor dining. Though things are changing quickly, we want to provide you with the most up-to-date information that we have: which places are opening back up, whether they’re taking reservations, and any policies they might have that go beyond the city’s Yellow Phase guidelines . For a cheat sheet on what those are, read our FAQ . While restaurants are in the process of reopening, many places are still offering carryout and delivery. Check out our collection for hundreds of takeout and delivery options across the city. Have a restaurant opening to report? Email us at philadelphia@theinfatuation.com. Jump to Bella Vista Brewerytown Callowhill Center City Chestnut Hill East Falls East Passyunk Fairmount Fishtown Graduate Hospital Italian Market Kensington Logan Square Manayunk Melrose Mt. Airy North Broad North Philly Northe...