Larsen’s Steakhouse

Larsen’s Steakhouse diners can indulge in the 32 oz. Prime Dry Aged Porterhouse, a big steak made from dry-aged USDA Prime beef. Chargrilled to perfection, this cut goes perfectly with shareable sides like the Creamy Garlic Mashed Potatoes or Lobster Mashed Potatoes. The

Macaroni & Cheese is also perfect for sharing: This Five Cheese Macaroni (cheddar, jack, American, Parmesan, and blue) has the option to add sundried tomato and bacon or jalapeno & bacon for $2.

Ruth’s Chris

Ruth’s Chris has a beautiful 40 oz. Porterhouse For Two, a cut the restaurant calls “a steakhouse legend” for good reason. “The Porterhouse is proof that you can have your steak and eat it, too. There’s no choosing between a Filet and a New York Strip with this hearty cut. Enjoy the widest range of textures and the best example of flavors – no matter which side of the bone you pick. And, with our perfected broiling method and seasoning techniques you can rest assured that your last bite of our 40 ounce Porterhouse will be just as good as your first,” the chain says.

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LongHorn Steakhouse

LongHorn Steakhouse has a fan-favorite LongHorn Porterhouse on the menu, perfect for one (hungry) person to indulge in. “Got the biggest steak in the game wearing our name!” the chain says. “Our 22 oz. porterhouse combines a bone-in strip and a generous filet into one thick cut, expertly grilled over the fire to bring out the flavor.” This steak goes perfectly with sides like the  Roasted Mushrooms and Crispy Brussels Sprouts.

Texas Roadhouse

Texas Roadhouse has a big Porterhouse T-Bone, which is two steak cuts (filet and strip) in one Texas-sized 23 oz. steak. This steak comes with two sides, like Seasoned Rice and Green Beans. The Grilled Shrimp sidekick is also ideal for those who want more of a surf and turf experience.

Morton’s The Steakhouse

Morton’s The Steakhouse has a huge 36 oz. Dry-Aged Porterhouse on the menu. This huge steak is ideal with soups like the French Onion Soup Gratinée or Lobster Bisque, or enhancements like the Jumbo Grilled Shrimp and Cold-Water Lobster Tail.

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Screamin’ Sicilian Holy Pepperoni

Screamin’ Sicilian Holy Pepperoni is also on the lower end calorie-wise, with 330 cals per serving. This pizza has the lowest sodium by a significant margin, and the lowest carbs and sugar, which indicates the crust and sauce are balanced with the cheese and toppings.

Home Run Inn Pepperoni Frozen Pizza

Home Run Inn Pepperoni Frozen Pizza is higher in calories and saturated fat than some other options, but has decent fiber from the crust. Sodium is good, and so is protein.

RED BARON® Brick Oven Pepperoni Pizza

RED BARON® Brick Oven Pepperoni Pizza ties for lowest calories with 330 cals per serving. This option contains moderate sodium levels and reasonable carbs, and slighter higher sugar than the rest.

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DiGiorno Rising Crust Ultimate Pepperoni with Cheese

DiGiorno Rising Crust Ultimate Pepperoni with Cheese has the lowest saturated fat on the list, and contains moderate calories and sodium. The crust is not ultraprocessed, which is a bonus, but it is very high in carbs.

Tombstone Pepperoni Pizza

Tombstone Pepperoni Pizza has high carbs, and moderate sodium. The calorie count is not excessive, which is a plus.

Totino’s Pepperoni Party Pizza Pack

Totino’s Pepperoni Party Pizza has the lowest protein from all the pizzas listed, just 9 g per serving, which indicates much less actual cheese and meat. This factor combined with the high carb count means there is more crust, and this pizza is overall lower in nutrition compared to the rest.

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Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers Senior Meals

Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers is adding Senior Meals (55+) to its menu this week:

Single Cheeseburger: Freddy’s premium steakburger patty with American cheese on a toasted bun with mustard, onion and pickle.

Crispy Chicken Sandwich: Crispy chicken breast on a toasted bun with mayonnaise and pickle.

Grilled Chicken Sandwich: Grilled chicken on a toasted bun with mayonnaise, lettuce and tomato.

Hot Dog: All-beef hot dog on a toasted bun with the Guest’s choice of condiments.

Each meal includes a small drink and small fries/tots, or can be upgraded to a full-size premium side. Check your local Freddy’s for pricing!

McDonald’s Super Mario Galaxy Movie Happy Meal

McDonald’s has a new, limited time-only meal fans will go crazy for: The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Happy Meal. “Discover one of 12 unique toys in your Happy Meal, each featuring a collectible character from The Super Mario Galaxy Movie on a posable clip,” the chain says. “Clip Mario to your backpack, pin Princess Peach to your purse or let Yoshi dangle from your keyring – now’s the perfect time to grab this season’s must-have accessory.”

Shake Shack

Shake Shack is celebrating March Madness with free chicken sandwiches.  To help make watch parties even easier every day of the week, customers can get a free Chicken Shack or Chicken Shack Lettuce Wrap with a $10+ purchase using code SpringChicken in the Shack App, at shakeshack.com, or at kiosks inside Shake Shacks. Take advantage of the deal now, as it ends on April 1.

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Raise the Roost

Raise the Roost restaurant has some great new deals for hungry customers:

2 for $5 Crispy Wraps: Hand-breaded chicken tenders fried to a deep golden crunch, wrapped in a soft flour tortilla with crisp lettuce and shredded cheese, finished with a drizzle of Roost Signature, Honey Mustard, Ranch or Spicy Ranch sauce.

Spicy Ranch Deluxe Chicken Sandwich: Juicy chicken tenders stacked on a buttery, toasted brioche-style bun with smoky bacon, melted pepper jack cheese, sliced jalapeños and a layer of spicy ranch.

Jimmy John’s

Jimmy John’s has a new $8.99 Meal Deal available nationwide, built around two fan-favorite menu items. Guests choose between a regular 8″ #4 Turkey Tom® or #1 The Pepe®, paired with chips and a drink for just $8.99 when ordered online, or through the Jimmy John’s app. This is a limited time-only offer so grab it while you can.

Hardee’s

Hardee’s just launched a promotion called “Second Breakfast Insurance” in honor of the new Frisco Breakfast Burger, which contains over 40 g of protein. From March 23-March 31, guests who submit a past receipt or a photo of a sad, unfulfilling breakfast at hardees.com/nosecondbreakfast can get a complimentary Frisco Breakfast Burger combo from the chain.

KFC

KFC is celebrating the Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special with some excellent deals right for fun watch parties: 20 Wings for $20 delivers a shareable spread with 20 wings and four dipping sauces, perfect to celebrate the milestone anniversary. And: KFC’s $10 Tuesdays offers an 8-piece bucket or 8 tenders (with four sauces) for $10.

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Olive Garden

Olive Garden‘s Never-Ending Pasta Bowl is a limited-time special where diners can enjoy unlimited pasta, sauce & toppings with soup or salad & breadsticks. This popular annual deal has fans sharing tips on how best to take advantage of the offer. “The trick is to START LIGHT. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen people ready to order multiple bowls but then their first dish is always fettuccine alfredo with frita. They never make it past the first dish,” one Redditor said.

Cicis Pizza

Cicis Pizza doesn’t just have endless delicious pizza options—the chain has some great pasta dishes as part of the all-you-can-eat buffet. Guests can enjoy Pasta with Marinara Sauce, Pasta with Alfredo Sauce, and even a yummy Pasta Salad: Cicis pasta salad is mixed with veggies including black olives, green olives, banana peppers, and tomatoes over pasta tossed in our signature Italian dressing.

Pizza Ranch

The Pizza Ranch chain has pasta options at participating locations, like the Rotini Pasta with sweet marinara. Guests can also enjoy chicken, wings, desserts, and sides like mac & cheese as part of the buffet. “My kids love this place, it is their favorite restaurant. Aside from pizza, they had a good strawberry pecan salad option at the salad bar,” one diner said.

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Golden Corral

Golden Corral diners can indulge in all-you-can-eat pasta as part of the endless buffet. The chain is also launching its Easter Meals To Go program, giving families a full holiday spread, ready to pick up and enjoy at home without lifting a finger. No stress, no mess, just delicious food without any work.

Souper Salad

Souper Salad‘s endless buffet has great all-you-can-eat options including tasty pasta. “Souper Salad offers an all-you-care-to eat buffet of fresh salads, made-from-scratch soups, fresh baked breads, fruits, flatbread pizzas, baked potato bar, desserts and more—all for one low price!” the chain says. “Our menu items change regularly and seasonally so you can try something new as well as savor old favorites.”

Fazoli’s

Some Fazoli’s locations offer all-you-can-eat pasta on Thursdays. Diners can enjoy endless breadsticks with their regular meals, too. “Fazoli’s prides itself on serving quality Italian food, fast, fresh, and friendly. Menu offerings include freshly prepared pasta entrees, sub sandwiches, salads, pizza, and desserts – along with its unlimited signature breadsticks,” the chain says.

Maggiano’s Little Italy

The Family Style deal at Maggiano’s Little Italy is not technically bottomless, but it’s a huge amount of food. “Our Famous Family Style Experience: Choose from all of your scratch-made Italian-American favorites,” the chain says. “The portions are large enough to share, and if you want more of anything, just ask. It’s an exceptional value available only for parties of four or more.”

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Logan’s Roadhouse

Logan’s Roadhouse is known for offering tasty steaks at good value, but the chain also has excellent chicken and pork options: The Mesquite-Grilled Pork Chop plate contains one bone-in 10 oz. pork chop served with cinnamon apples. Those in the Carolinas can opt for the two smaller chops plate. “The hometown favorite – two perfectly grilled thick-cut pork chops served with cinnamon apples,” the chain says. “Includes choice of one side, Caesar or house salad and our delicious yeast rolls.”

Ruth’s Chris

The Pork Chop plate at Ruth’s Chris contains one flavorful fine-grained center cut chop, served sizzling with sliced cinnamon apples. “They have the best pork chop I have ever had!” one diner raved about the fan-favorite menu item. “Let me tell you something, Ruth’s Chris steak house got some of the best pork chops I’ve ever tasted,” another said.

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Perkins American Food Co.

Perkins American Food Co. has delicious Grilled Pork Chops on the menu, served with apple and the choice of two sides. Chops can be made Cajun, Garlic-seasoned, or Teriyaki-glazed. Fans of comfort food will also appreciate the Homemade Meatloaf, a savory sweet-glazed meatloaf served over real mashed potatoes and topped with crispy onions and a rich beef gravy.

Cracker Barrel

Cracker Barrel’s Tuesday Country Fried Pork Chops are seasoned, golden-fried, and smothered in country gravy. This plate is served with two classic sides and buttermilk biscuits or corn muffins, and diners can opt for the Fried Cinnamon Apples to round off this hearty dish. “Oh man love the fried apples….but also love gravy on biscuits,” one fan said.

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Torn Packaging

Torn packaging usually means someone was rough unpacking it, and it was thrown around a lot before finally making it to the supermarket freezer. Chances are if the packaging is severely messed up, the pizza itself will probably be broken, which isn’t a total disaster but definitely an annoyance when trying to cook it.

Mishapen Packaging

Misshapen packaging could just be carelessness, but it could also mean there’s some sort of bacterial growth going on inside. Typically this means the bacteria are releasing gas. “If the food is days or even weeks beyond the printed expiration date and the package is bloated in a way that is not supposed to be in its normal and original packaging, it is always a good idea to just discard such food for safety reasons,” says Wei Zhang, professor of food science and food safety specialist at the Illinois Institute of Technology.

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Old Labels

Old and faded labels indicate food that’s been sitting there for a while—always check the sell-by date, and if you can’t see one, don’t buy that pizza. “Manufacturers provide dating to help consumers and retailers decide when food is of best quality. Except for infant formula, dates are not an indicator of the product’s safety and are not required by Federal law,” the USDA says.

Soft Packaging

Frozen packaging should be cold to the touch and firm, and soft packaging can indicate something was thawed and reached the right temperature yet. “Discard foods that have been warmer than 40 °F for more than 2 hours. Discard any foods that have been contaminated by raw meat juices. Dispose of soft or melted ice cream for quality’s sake,” the USDA says.

Ice Crystals

One of the major red flags any shopper should look out for when buying frozen pizza (or any frozen goods) is signs of temperature fluctuations. If you see ice crystals on the inside of a frozen pizza box, be careful. This is a sign the pizza has been thawed and refrozen, which causes the large crystals to form. If you don’t know how long the food was thawed for or how many times, it could be a food safety issue and simply not worth the risk.

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Red Robin Big Yummm Deal

Red Robin‘s Big Yummm Deal is perfect for those who want a burger and fries without spending a fortune. This deal includes an entrée, bottomless side, and beverage for $9.99: Diners can choose from a Red’s Double Burger, Haystack Double Burger, or a 7″ Donatos Pizza (Cheese or Pepperoni) for their entrée (and can make it a 10″ pizza for $2 more).

Chili’s 3 for Me

Chili’s The Big QP Burger is on the Lunch Favorites menu for $13.59. This deal includes the burger (with two slices of American cheese, diced red onions, pickles, ketchup, and mustard) and the choice of a side includes French Fries, Black Beans, Mashed Potatoes, and more. The BIG QP is also part of Chili’s 3 for Me deal: just pick your beverage, starter and main. Then get the best value meal; starting at $10.99.

Applebee’s The Really Big Meal Deal

Applebee’s $9.99 The Really Big Meal Deal is fantastic value for money. “Choose between our New Big Cluckin’ Crispy Chicken Sandwich, made with hand-breaded chicken, or the Big Classic Bacon Cheeseburger,” the chain says. “Served with a side of classic fries and a refreshing fountain drink of your choice for the ultimate meal experience.”

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Texas Roadhouse Early Dine Special

Check your local Texas Roadhouse for early bird specials. “Texas Roadhouse has an early dine menu. From 4 to 6 Monday through Thursday you can get an entree like 6oz sirloin with two full sides for $11.99,” one Southwest Louisiana-based diner said. “The salad is really good. The hot rolls and butter come with every meal, and there is a bag of peanuts on the table.”

LongHorn Steakhouse Steakhouse Lunch Plates

LongHorn Steakhouse has Steakhouse Lunch Plates starting at $9.99, available from Mon – Sat 11am – 3pm. The $11.99 7-Pepper Sirloin Lunch Salad is made with grilled sirloin coated with signature 7-Pepper seasoning and served over farm fresh field greens, topped with tomatoes, croutons, and crumbled blue cheese. This protein-packed salad is served with a choice of housemade dressing and comes with your choice of side or soup.

Olive Garden Buy One Take One

Olive Garden‘s Buy One Take One is an excellent deal: Guests can buy one entrée to enjoy now, then take one chilled entrée home for later, choosing from options like Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Rigatoni alla Vodka, Fettuccine Alfredo, Four-Cheese Manicotti with Marinara, and more.

Outback Steakhouse Lunch Specials

Outback Steakhouse has some great Lunch Specials options, like the new $14.99 Aussie Steak Sammie available until 4 p.m. This sandwich is made with seared and sliced sirloin, aged Cheddar, grilled onions, sliced tomato, arugula, and tomato aioli on a toasted baguette, with the choice of Aussie Fries or Seasonal Veggies.

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If you’re anything like me, you might keep some items in the freezer for months before they are used, so it’s important to double check if you have the following five items, and throw them away immediately. For full details, including labels and codes, please check the FDA’s updates.

Trader Joe’s Vegetable Fried Rice

Almost 10 million pounds of Trader Joe’s Vegetable Fried Rice is being recalled for contamination from foreign objects, namely glass varying in size from 1-3cm long and 2-4mm wide. These products were distributed in Alaska, Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.

Trader Joe’s Brand

Trader Joe’s first recalled the following products, which are made by Ajinomoto under the TJ’s name. If you have them, contact the store and throw them out.

Chicken Fried Rice – Best By Dates 03/04/2026 through 02/10/2027

Vegetable Fried Rice – Best By Dates 02/28/2026 through 11/19/2026

Japanese Style Fried Rice – Best By Dates 02/28/2026 through 11/14/2026

Chicken Shu Mai – Best By Dates 03/13/2026 through 10/23/2026

These products may be contaminated by glass particles.

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Kroger Chicken Fried Rice and Kroger Vegetable Fried Rice

The recall also impacts Kroger Chicken Fried Rice and Kroger Vegetable Fried Rice, which are also made by Ajinomoto Foods and could contain glass.

Kroger Chicken Fried Rice (22 oz)

UPC: 11110-04161

All Codes, Purchased between 3/10/2025 and 3/4/2026

Kroger Vegetable Fried Rice (22 oz)

UPC: 11110-04162

All Codes, Purchased between 3/10/2025 and 3/4/2026

Tai Pei Chicken Fried Rice

Tai Pei Chicken Fried Rice is also one of the brands being recalled for possible glass contamination. “The problem was discovered when the establishment notified FSIS that it received multiple consumer complaints involving glass found in product. Upon further investigation, the establishment determined that a vegetable source ingredient, specifically carrots, was the likely source of the glass contamination, which also impacted the additional products subject to this expanded recall,” says the FSIS.

Ajinomoto Fried Rice Authentic Japanese Style

Ajinomoto Fried Rice Authentic Japanese Style is also being recalled, one of the brands actually using the Ajinomoto label directly. Check here for product codes. “FSIS is concerned that some product may be in retailers’ or consumers’ freezers. Consumers who have purchased these products are urged not to consume them. These products should be thrown away or returned to the place of purchase,” says the FSIS.

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Bojangles Chicken Thigh

The regular Chicken Thigh from Bojangles is the lowest in calories and saturated fat overall. The sodium and carb count is also moderate, so the chain comes in at number 8 on this list. The protein is pretty good, too.

Jollibee Chickenjoy Thigh

Jollibee‘s regular Chickenjoy thigh is much lower in sodium compared to the other options, which is a plus. It does have more calories and saturated fat, but the least breading with just 5 g of carbs.

Church’s Original Chicken Thigh

Church’s Original Chicken Thigh

Church’s is thoroughly middle-of-the-road when it comes to calories, fat, and sodium. Yes, you could do better, but you could also do much worse nutrition-wise.

Church’s Spicy Chicken Thigh

Church’s spicy chicken thigh has more sodium than the original, which is a drawback. Otherwise it’s not terrible, and the calories are actually lower than the regular thigh.

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Jollibee Chickenjoy Thigh (Spicy)

Jollibee’s Spicy Chickenjoy thigh has more carbs and more sodium than the regular Chickenjoy thigh, so it’s counted as more unhealthy overall. The protein is pretty good.

KFC Extra Crispy Chicken Thigh

Calories for the KFC Extra Crispy thigh are slightly higher than Original Recipe, but the sodium is better. The protein is lower too, and the saturated fat is higher, so this one comes in at number 3.

KFC Original Recipe Chicken Thigh

KFC’s Original Recipe is, in my opinion, the best-tasting fast-food fried chicken, but the sodium is a major drawback—1190 mg per thigh is a lot. On the other hand, the protein is great.

Popeyes Chicken Thigh: The Most Unhealthy

Popeyes Chicken Thigh

Popeyes has the most sodium, the most saturated fat, and the highest carbs across the board. The calorie count is the highest, and the decent protein can’t cancel all the rest out. Based on nutrition, Popeyes comes in at number 1.

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Morton’s The Steakhouse

Morton’s The Steakhouse has a 36 oz. Dry-Aged Porterhouse for the table, a huge, juicy steak meant for sharing. Diners can pair this behemoth T-bone steak with the chain’s Thick Cut Onion Rings, a perfect side to the protein. Those who want to go the steak frites route can opt for the Parmesan & Truffle Matchstick Fries.

Clearman’s Restaurants

Clearman’s Restaurants prides itself on huge portions, and the Porterhouse doesn’t disappoint: This 25 oz. bone-in cut of filet mignon and New York strip is joined by a T-bone and comes with house salad and cabbage, rice pilaf, baked potato, and cheese bread. Add the Gourmet Crumb Onion Rings (thick-sliced sweet onions, deep-fried in beer batter and served with bleu cheese dressing) for the perfect steakhouse meal.

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Larsen’s Steakhouse

Larsen’s Steakhouse diners can feast on a 32 oz. Prime Dry Aged Porterhouse and pair it with a large portion of Onion Rings meant for sharing. “Porterhouse for 2 was tender, cooked to the way I wanted, and it was perfect for leftovers,” one happy diner said. “My husband loves the Prime Porterhouse and I enjoy the grass fed filet! We usually always start with oysters too,” another commented.

Logan’s Roadhouse

Logan’s Roadhouse calls its 22 oz. USDA Choice Porterhouse “the king of the T-bones”. This beautiful steak is perfectly paired with the Beer-Battered Onion Rings from the appetizer menu, which are hand-battered in house-made Miller Lite® batter & served with ranch. “We use only butcher-selected, grain-fed beef, and grill our steaks over an open flame with real mesquite wood for a flavor you won’t find anywhere else,” the chain says.

Black Angus

The 22 oz. Porterhouse at Black Angus goes perfectly with the giant crispy Onion Rings on the menu. “Onion rings like you’ve never seen before! Visit Black Angus Steakhouse and enjoy the perfect crunch in every bite. Our giant onion rings are the perfect sidekick for your dining experience,” the chain says.

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