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Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Caitlin Clark Reveals One Thing She Must Have During Fever Road Trips
Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever are ramping up for the 2025 WNBA season. Her name, image, and likeness is seemingly everywhere, and her play on the court, through her rookie season, lived up to her incredible hype. After being selected with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, she averaged 19.2 points, 8.4 assists, 5.7 rebounds, and 1.3 steals per game, winning the Rookie of the Year award while also finishing fourth in MVP voting. Advertisement She was named to the All-WNBA First Team, helping lead the Fever to the playoffs for the first team since 2016. As Clark, 23, enters her second season in the WNBA, she's taken on the responsibility of being the unofficial face of the league in stride. She's also appeared all over social media, podcasts, television, and radio, showcasing her likability, as Clark and her teammates appear to have a natural rapport and seem to truly enjoy spending time together. With Clark, Aliyah Boston, Kelsey Mitchell, and DeWanna Bonner gracing the cover of Sports Illustrated this week, the four teammates sat down for a game of 'Teammate Trivia' to see how well they know each other. One of the questions posed to Clark's teammates was, "What's one snack Caitlin Clark always has on the road?" "Cheez-It," Mitchell responded confidently. Advertisement Clark's response confirms these two teammates must know each other pretty well. 'You know, I'm not a big snacker, but Cheez-It is the one. And you know why? It's because we're sponsored by Cheez-It,' Clark said. DeWanna Bonner quickly asked what the whole world was wondering. "Which one?" "Extra toasty," Clark answered. Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22).Grace Hollars/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK The 2025 WNBA season is set to tip-off on May 16 and the Fever's season starts one day later on May 17 at home against the Chicago Sky and Angel Reese. Clark won't need to pack those extra toasty Cheez-Its until travel day for the Fever's first road game on May 22 when they take on the Atlanta Dream. Related: Caitlin Clark Reveals Secret to Handling Pressure Ahead of 2025 WNBA Season
Scottish Sun
12-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Scottish Sun
One in four Brits have been eating the same ‘boring' snacks for more than a decade – 5 tips for changing it up
ONE in four Brits have been stuck in a snack loop for more than 10 years – grabbing the same tired treats time and time again. A poll of 2,000 adults found 77 per cent are on 'autopilot' in the snack aisle, chucking the same items into their trolley without a second thought. Advertisement 1 The typical Brit tucks into the same snack up to five times a week, and 30 per cent feel bored by their snack choices Credit: Cheez It A third (32 per cent) admit they eat the same snack up to five times a week, with 19 per cent as many as seven times. And while 64 per cent are proudly loyal to their favourite snacks, 30 per cent confess they're bored stiff of their predictable snack shelf. But many are scared to stray, with 18 per cent worried a new treat won't live up to the hype. The research was commissioned by Cheez-It, which has teamed up with Baga Chipz MBE to launch a guide to give Brits the confidence to have a 'cheesy affair' when it comes to their go-to snacks. Advertisement They said: 'Let's be honest babes, we've all been stuck with the same boring snack – day in, day out. 'It's time to stop being loyal to something that's not giving what it needs to give! 'I'm here to say cheat on your usual nibble and have a little flirt with something new. 'Life's too short for bland snacks — let's make snack time fabulous, crunchy, and a little bit naughty.' Advertisement Some Brits are so loyal to their trusty treats, they'd pick them over almost anything else – with devoted 14 per cent said they're more loyal to their go-to snack than their favourite takeaway. While 12 per cent value their favourite munch more than their local pub and their favourite TV show. Popular low cost snack that can help you lose weight and improve your heart health In fact, one in 10 (11 per cent) even rate it above their beloved football team. The typical Brit tucks into the same snack up to five times a week, and 30 per cent feel bored by their snack choices. Advertisement But a snack shake-up could be on the horizon, with 34 per cent wanting to break free from their same old snacking cycles, and 49 per cent are on the hunt for something more satisfying. And temptation is everywhere, as a fifth (22 per cent) of those polled via would cheat for a limited edition nibble, while 20 per cent could be lured by an extra-crunchy snack. For 17 per cent they would stray for something spicy, and the same number are easily tempted by extra cheese. A spokesperson for Cheez-It said: 'Snack time should never be boring, but our research shows that Brits have gotten too comfortable with their same old choices. Advertisement 'We're asking snackers to try a cheezy bit on the side for some extra snackisfaction. 'What's the worst that could happen? You might just find a brie-lliant new snack to brighten up your day.' Top tips to get a new snack on side Flavour Dating: Give new snacks at least three tries before deciding they're not for you Snack Switching: Don't ditch your old fave all at once — alternate between your classic and something new Snack and Sip: Pair your new snack with a new drink — iced coffee, fancy cocktail, herbal tea Texture Twists: Focus on trying new textures, not just new flavours The Mood Match: Think about what mood you're in — Go for a punchy flavour if you're feeling bold
The Sun
12-05-2025
- Health
- The Sun
One in four Brits have been eating the same ‘boring' snacks for more than a decade – 5 tips for changing it up
ONE in four Brits have been stuck in a snack loop for more than 10 years – grabbing the same tired treats time and time again. A poll of 2,000 adults found 77 per cent are on 'autopilot' in the snack aisle, chucking the same items into their trolley without a second thought. 1 A third (32 per cent) admit they eat the same snack up to five times a week, with 19 per cent as many as seven times. And while 64 per cent are proudly loyal to their favourite snacks, 30 per cent confess they're bored stiff of their predictable snack shelf. But many are scared to stray, with 18 per cent worried a new treat won't live up to the hype. The research was commissioned by Cheez-It, which has teamed up with Baga Chipz MBE to launch a guide to give Brits the confidence to have a 'cheesy affair' when it comes to their go-to snacks. They said: 'Let's be honest babes, we've all been stuck with the same boring snack – day in, day out. 'It's time to stop being loyal to something that's not giving what it needs to give! 'I'm here to say cheat on your usual nibble and have a little flirt with something new. 'Life's too short for bland snacks — let's make snack time fabulous, crunchy, and a little bit naughty.' Some Brits are so loyal to their trusty treats, they'd pick them over almost anything else – with devoted 14 per cent said they're more loyal to their go-to snack than their favourite takeaway. While 12 per cent value their favourite munch more than their local pub and their favourite TV show. Popular low cost snack that can help you lose weight and improve your heart health In fact, one in 10 (11 per cent) even rate it above their beloved football team. The typical Brit tucks into the same snack up to five times a week, and 30 per cent feel bored by their snack choices. But a snack shake-up could be on the horizon, with 34 per cent wanting to break free from their same old snacking cycles, and 49 per cent are on the hunt for something more satisfying. And temptation is everywhere, as a fifth (22 per cent) of those polled via would cheat for a limited edition nibble, while 20 per cent could be lured by an extra-crunchy snack. For 17 per cent they would stray for something spicy, and the same number are easily tempted by extra cheese. A spokesperson for Cheez-It said: 'Snack time should never be boring, but our research shows that Brits have gotten too comfortable with their same old choices. 'We're asking snackers to try a cheezy bit on the side for some extra snackisfaction. 'What's the worst that could happen? You might just find a brie-lliant new snack to brighten up your day.'
Yahoo
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Ragu Is Releasing a Frozen Pizza Line, But Fans of the Beloved Pasta Sauce Say This Is Where They 'Draw the Line'
Move over, Cheez-It. It turns out that you're not the only popular brand trying to take over the frozen pizza game. Weeks after it was revealed that Cheez-It would be releasing a line of frozen pizzas made from Original Cheez-It flavored cracker thin crust, Ragu has announced that it's also dropping a line of frozen pizzas. Food influencer @markie_devo reports that the pasta and pizza sauce brand has partnered with Palermo Villa, Inc for a line of pizzas that feature Ragu Pizza Sauce. The collection of pizzas will include four varieties: Ragu Cheese Pizza, Ragu Combination Pizza, Ragu Pepperoni Pizza and Ragu Supreme Pizza. A detailed description of each can be found below. Related: Ragu Cheese Pizza: Ragu-inspired sauce—vine-ripened tomatoes and traditional spices on an airy pizzeria-style crust topped with rich whole-milk mozzarella, provolone, and white-cheddar cheeses. Ragu Combination Pizza: a pillowy pizzeria-style crust topped with Ragu-inspired sauce, vine-ripened tomatoes, and traditional spices, sumptuous whole-milk mozzarella, Italian sausage, and sliced pepperoni. Ragu Pepperoni Pizza: Ragu-inspired sauce, vine-ripened tomatoes, and traditional spices on a pizzeria-style crust topped with whole-milk mozzarella and savory sliced pepperoni. Ragu Supreme Pizza: a pizzeria-style crust topped with RAGÚ-inspired sauce vine-ripened tomatoes and traditional spices, whole-milk mozzarella, Italian sausage, sliced pepperoni, plus a colorful array of green and red peppers, black olives, and onions. Although there was plenty of applause from fans when the Cheez-It line of frozen pizzas was unveiled, they're a bit skeptical about the collab between Ragu and Palermo Villa. Related: "Think this is where I draw the line haha," one person on Instagram wrote. "Hmm iunno. It might be good. But if this was Prego Pizza I'd be all over it! 😂," another person added. If you're interested in trying out one of Ragu's frozen pizzas for yourself, you can find them at select grocery stores, including SEG/Winn Dixie, Food City, Hy-Vee and Hannaford, Up Next:
