Wagyu Vs Kobe Beef: Which Is More Expensive?
If you're not a meat connoisseur, you might not know the difference between wagyu and Kobe beef. Lucky for you, we're here to break it down.
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Stories By Sam Worley
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The Uncertain Origins Of Melon Bread
With its unique cross-hatched crust and sugary coating, melon bread is a tasty Japanese favorite. However, this sweet baked good's history is a bit murky.
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The Italian Ingredient To Use For Even Fluffier Scrambled Eggs
As the debate between milk and water rages on, we've discovered an unexpected Italian ingredient for the fluffiest, most delicious scrambled eggs ever.
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Food Trends That Won't Survive 2025
Just as every sunny day gives way to dusk, food trends that once dominated the spotlight will fade. Here are the ones folks may lose their appetite for in 2025.
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The Absolute Best Way To Wash Grapes
You (hopefully) already wash your grapes before popping them in your mouth, but what's the best washing method? Let's take a look at some options.
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The Easy Way To Keep Your Turkey Burger From Crumbling
Turkey burgers can be delicious and satisfying. Unfortunately, ground turkey has a reputation for crumbling. Here's how to keep yours juicy and cohesive.
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The Absolute Best Way To Cook French Toast For A Crowd
If you want to whip up enough French toast to feed a group, you may need to cook it differently than you normally would. Here's the best approach!
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The Butcher Shop Origins Of Iowa's Loose Meat Sandwich
Made with ground beef and seasonings, the loose meat sandwich hails from Iowa. The story of its delicious rise to stardom starts with a butcher shop.
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The Mississippi Dry Goods Store That Became A Fried Catfish Destination
Dry good stores aren't exactly known for selling seafood. And yet such a retailer evolved into a hub for catfish lovers in the Magnolia State.
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The Bittersweet Story Of How Honey Mangoes Got Their Name
When it comes to taste and texture, honey mangoes are the bee's knees. Unfortunately the story behind its name isn't as sweet as you might expect.
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The Complicated Origins Of Pasta Amatriciana
Pasta Amatriciana is one of Rome's most famous dishes, but its origins are less local than you might expect. Here's the history of this beloved dish.
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How To Store Jícama For Ultimate Freshness
If you're unfamiliar with jícama, allow us to introduce you to this versatile veggie. It's perfectly crisp and mild, but just how well does it keep?
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The Weird Illinois Tax That Makes Some Candy Types Cheaper Than Others
Taxes are already complicated, but they become even more so when you break them down by state. Here's why some types of Illinois candy are pricier than others.
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5 Grocery Stores Are In For Big Changes In 2025
The grocery industry is in the middle of a nationwide upheaval. With high prices and rapid tech developments, major grocery chains have to adapt.
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Should You Buy Your Christmas Ham From Costco? Here's What You Need To Know
If your Christmas wish list includes succulent pork, you can give that gift to yourself. But should you get that ham at Costco? Here's the deal.
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The History Of Indian Curry Stretches Back Several Millennia
Thanks to scientific discoveries across Asia, we can trace the origins of Indian curry back several millennia. Here's what we've learned about curry's history.
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How, Exactly, Do You Store Curry Leaves?
Curry leaves are a fragrant addition to many Indian dishes, but a recipe often calls for just a few. How do you store the remainder so they stay fresh?
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How To Correctly Store Fresh Morels
Delicate and delicious, fresh morels require certain conditions for them to hold up well during storage. Here's what you should do with these mushrooms.
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The New Jersey Restaurant That Looks Like An Antique Store
It's not often that you enter a restaurant and wonder if you should look at the menu or the knickknacks first, but one New Jersey eatery offers that experience.
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A Primer On The Ingredients That Make A Perfect Paella
Paella isn't just a dish. It's a set of delicious possibilities that are realized through different ingredients. So Mashed sought the insights of an expert.
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Our Favorite Orange Soda Brand Absolutely Crushes Sunkist
There are dozens of orange sodas on the market, but in a blind taste test by Mashed writers and editors the best was one you might not expect (or know).
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Idaho's Oldest Restaurant Has Been Around Since The Days Of Wyatt Earp
Not every restaurant can boast that it served legendary Western lawman Wyatt Earp, but the oldest restaurant in Idaho can, at least that's what legend says.
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Where In The World Will You Find Beer On McDonald's Menus (And Why)?
McDonald's may have started in the U.S., but its menu varies greatly by country, and some international locations offer some great perks, like beer.
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A Celebrity Baker Recommends Some Vegan Substitutes For Making Cookies
Many of the best cookie recipes call for butter and eggs, but according to one celeb baker it's surprisingly easy to adapt them with vegan substitutes.
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Russian Blini Vs French Crepes: How Are These Regional Delicacies Different?
While they may taste similar and be mistaken for each other, Russian blini and French crepes have differences in ingredients and cultural significance.
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Prime Rib Vs. Rib Roast: What's The Difference Between These Meats?
Not all cuts of beef are created equal, but how can you tell which one will best suit your needs? Here's the difference between prime rib and rib roast.
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Blood Orange Vs. Navel Vs. Cara Cara: How Do They Differ?
There's more to oranges than meets the eye, or rather, the navel. Here's how three different variations of this beloved fruit stand out from one another.
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