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As chain restaurants continue to add vegan options, it’s never been easier to find convenient vegan food wherever you live. Some rapidly growing chains don’t serve meat and dairy at all. At these vegan chains, you can find loaded burgers, vegan chicken sandwiches, filling salads, and so much more, all made without ingredients that harm animals. Cows, chickens, pigs, fish, and other animals used for food never get the chance to live the way nature intended. Instead, they are kept in cramped and filthy cages, genetically manipulated to grow larger or produce more
Given all of the headlines about Taco Bell in recent weeks, 2021 promises to be a big year for the chain. The company came out swinging in January with major upgrades to its beloved menu. From fan-favorites making a comeback to hints about new chicken and alternative protein items, there’s a lot on the horizon from Taco Bell.
Here are the menu changes that have already attracted a lot of attention for Taco Bell this year. And for more on the latest fast-food trends, check out 6 Most Anticipated Fast-Food Menu Items Launching This Year.
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“AI is already a part of the drive-thru experience and it will only increase, that’s the direction tech is moving in,” Carpenter told TODAY Food. Some fast food restaurants including Sonic and McDonald’s are already trying out the use of voice automation. Carpenter said that while the industry was already heading in this direction, the coronavirus pandemic definitely accelerated adoption. “It could have taken three to seven years and it will be more like one to two years,” he said regarding more widespread use of the technology. Carpenter first launched his technology with Good Times Burgers in Denver, Colorado. Checkers
There’s all kinds of litter along our roadsides.
Each April and September, NCDOT asks volunteers to help remove litter from roadsides. Volunteers from local businesses, schools, non-profits, churches, municipalities, law enforcement and community groups play an important role in keeping North Carolina’s roads clean.
“In just two months, NCDOT and our partner organizations have picked up over one million pounds of litter,” says David Harris, State Roadside Engineer. “We need to keep that momentum moving forward. The annual Litter Sweep is a great opportunity to get outdoors with family and friends and work alongside NCDOT to ensure