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Alsa baking powder hails from France, but that's not all that distinguishes it from the majority of American brands. There's a fair bit of science involved.
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Is Your Meal Too Sweet? Citrus Is A Quick And Easy Cure
Even if you have a sweet tooth, you might not want certain foods to remind you of dessert. If your meal seems overly sugary, citrus can help tone it down. -
How Many Chefs Does The White House Have?
As you may guess, more than a few chefs are needed to feed everybody at the official residence of America's top executive. -
Why Giant Wine Bottles Have Biblical Names Is A King-Sized Mystery
Ex-sommelier Mathew Woodburn-Simmonds of Decoding Wine talks with Mashed about the relationship between the names of wine bottle sizes and biblical kings. -
Inside The Blockbuster Plot To Steal Coca-Cola's Top Secret Can Liner
Most casual cola observers are probably unaware of a plot to steal Coca-Cola's trade secrets that seems like something straight out of a spy film. -
Bundt Cake Pans Make Perfect Fall Decorations
Turns out your Bundt pan is more versatile than you might have realized. If you're not using it to bake, you can make it into a fall-themed decoration. -
What Is Mastika And How Do You Drink It?
Made from the sap of Greek mastic trees on the island of Chios, mastika is a milky liquor with a taste that is reminiscent of pine trees or black licorice. -
How A Pluot Differs From A Regular Plum Or Apricot
A pluot is a delicious hybrid fruit, halfway between a plum and an apricot. Here's where it came from, how to prepare it and other things to know. -
American Chinese Buffets Have Roots In Ohio
Chinese buffets may be inspired by Asian cuisine, but they have their roots in one American state in particular – Ohio. -
Score The Best Coffee Deals On Amazon Prime Day 2023
Another year, another Amazon Prime Day. If you've been dreaming of caffeine and beans, then wake up, and smell the coffee deals. -
KFC Buffet Locations Do Still Exist. Here's Where To Find Them
KFC buffet locations still exist in some locations, but they can be difficult to find them. Here's how to track them down. -
We're Booking A Ticket To Canada For Snapple Spiked Long Island Iced Tea
Snapple Spiked brings a bit of nostalgia to your adult drinks. But you won't find it at any U.S. stores. The vodka-based beverage is available only in Canada. -
The Original Piña Colada Recipe Was Served As A Milkshake
Even though we think of piña coladas as alcoholic drinks, that wasn't always the case. The original was more like a milkshake that both kids and adults enjoyed. -
The McDonald's Salted Yogurt Drink We Wish Was In America
Some McDonald's items are only available in certain countries, and Americans can't get their hands on a unique option on Turkey's menu: a salted yogurt drink. -
The European Country That Italians Say Has The Best Pizza (Outside Italy)
Italians know a thing or two about pizza, but one country is giving them some strong competition. -
The Reason Store-Bought Guacamole Tastes Different
With store-bought guacamole, you may have noticed a slightly sour taste that can't truly be replicated at home. It all comes down to this ingredient. -
The Persian Origins Of Cookies
Cookies may be one of America's favorite desserts, but they actually trace their origins back to Persia. -
The Reason Mirabelle Plums Are (Sort Of) Illegal In The U.S.
Rumors have long circulated about the legality of Mirabelle plums. However, the truth of the coveted French fruit is more complicated than you may imagine. -
Buffet Layouts Are Actually Very Strategic
At first glance, buffet-style restaurants seem like a haven for food lovers. However, these seemingly luxurious restaurants may not be exactly as they seem. -
The Disney Breakfast Buffet You Might Not Be Aware Of
An off-site breakfast buffet just might be the hidden gem that makes your next Disney vacation even more magical. -
The Easiest Way To Take Food On A Plane (And Through Security)
If you cringe at the idea of spending $15 on an airport sandwich, you've probably considered taking your own food through security. Just make sure it's solid. -
The Fancy Italian McDonald's With An Ancient Roman-Inspired Interior
Just down the street from Rome's iconic Spanish Steps lies what is possibly the fanciest McDonald's in the world, decorated like an ancient Roman villa. -
The McDonald's Canada Menu Item We Wish Was Available Worldwide
McDonald's features unique items across the globe, but there's one McDonald's Canada menu item we wish was available worldwide. -
The Original Bellini Cocktail Was Inspired By A 15th-Century Painting
The Bellini, known by many as the perfect summer cocktail, is named after the rosy hues found in the paintings of 15th-century Venetian artist Giovanni Bellini. -
In A Way, V8 Juice Hasn't Changed Since 1933
If you're a fan of V8 juice, you might be happy to learn that, in a way, V8 hasn't changed since 1933. Some things are too good to change, it seems. -
Most Of Your Favorite Beers Are Owned By The Same Company
Beer drinkers won't be surprised to hear that Bud Light is the nation's preferred brew. However many beers vying for the top spot are owned by the same company. -
You Should Check If Your Vintage Glassware Is Safe To Drink Out Of
Vintage glassware is gorgeous and adds a classy, romantic touch to your after-work glass of wine. But follow these steps to make sure the glass is safe to use.