One Hungry Man

09/04/2026

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It’s coming up fast! There’s something for everyone! We can’t wait to see everyone and thank you for your support!!

09/01/2026

Restaurant opens up 3 miles from the house... of course i gotta check it out

Grand opening tomorrow from my understanding.

Our *Duke* burger that went out! 😋 Soon to be Dine In. Follow for updates. I'll keep you posted.

08/19/2026

You guys know what to do...

8.19.26!!
A FULL TRAY is available for y’all today!!

And if you look real close in that back corner… 👀
STRAWBERRY PRETZEL CROOKIES?! 🥐🍓🥨

Yep. You read that right. Sweet, salty, strawberry goodness stuffed into a buttery croissant-cookie combo. 🤤

📍 Chiplis Country Market
⏰ 9AM–3PM

Then I’ll be back at Sandfly Brewing Company Thursday & Friday, 8/20–8/21! 🍻🍪
⏰ 4PM–8PM

Come see your local cookie dealer before the good stuff disappears! 👀🍪

08/18/2026

Reynoldsville home coming 2026 and stumbled across Spuddys LLC Foodtruck ... notice a difference? I do. Sadly today im not ready for them... but now that I know and see this... knock knock... remember me :))))

08/13/2026

08/11/2026

Any book readers in the group? Free giveaway i wanted to pass on to you

08/10/2026

I am a food reviewer but I am also intrigued by food and its origen. Today i want to talk about the Boston Cooler. Now I have a slightly upset stomach sitting around today i got ginger ale and was sipping on a vanilla milkshake. May I add not bad. So I looked up to see if i was a genius and created something new.... well today was not my lucky million dollar idea.

Here is some info on the Boston cooler and Vernors Ginger ale.

Boston Cooler is a classic Detroit treat made by blending vanilla ice cream and ginger ale together into a creamy, frothy, milkshake-like drink. Despite the name, it is a Michigan original—not from Boston—and traditionally requires local Vernors Ginger Ale. This is information straight from Google.

Vernors Ginger Ale was invented in Detroit, Michigan, by pharmacist James Vernor. It was first served to the public in 1866, making it the oldest surviving ginger ale brand in the United States.Company history says Vernor put the syrup in an oak barrel before he left to fight in the Civil War. When he came back four years later, the aging process had changed the mix into a smooth, delicious drink.

Would you try it?

What more do you want to learn about food?

08/09/2026

If you are in the area of sandy ridge pa.

I am a full believer in supporting the Boy Scouts and any other leadership development program there is to better the local communities.

Please share and spread the word. This young man's working towards an accomplishment not many people complete.

Sincerely,

Eagle Scout Class of 2015