The European Reason Why Americans Eat Hot Dogs At Baseball Games
Hot dogs at baseball games feel uniquely American, but here's the European reason why Americans eat hot dogs at baseball games.
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We Finally Know What Happened To Chipotle's Chocolate Shake
Remember when certain Chipotle locations began serving chocolate shakes a few years back? Here's the status on the menu item today.
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The First Known Tequila Cocktail Wasn't A Margarita (But Similar)
Before people chose the margarita as their favorite way to consume tequila, they were drinking a cocktail that predates the popular lime-forward beverage.
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Pigs In A Blanket Didn't Start Out As A Super Bowl Party Appetizer
While they're one of the most popular snacks on any Super Bowl party spread, pigs in a blanket have origins that date further back.
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We're Rushing To Taco Bell For Sunny Anderson's Custom Burrito Order
It makes sense that someone like Sunny Anderson, who is known for loving bold flavors, would want to add extra onions and sauce to such a simple burrito.
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Food-Scented Perfume Is All The Nostalgic Rage Right Now
Food-scented perfume is all the nostalgic rage right now -- but modern fragrances have come a long way from the Bath & Body Works scents of our youth.
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The Reason Why Grapes Cost So Much More Than Raisins
Grapes cost so much more than raisins, but why? Here's everything you need to know about the difference in price point between the two.
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A Chocolate Bar's Shape Somehow Affects How It Tastes
How we taste foods is actually a complex sensory process. In the case of chocolate, research suggests that its size and shape influence its taste.
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The Queasy Yet Accurate Name British People Call Canned Whipped Cream
There's a disconnect in how American and British people refer to different foods. Did you know that in the U.K. canned whipped cream is called squirty cream?
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Store Bought Pizza Dough Ranked Worst To Best
Making pizza dough from scratch can be a hassle. Find out which store bought pizza doughs you can trust with our ranking listed from worst to best.
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6 Vegetables You Should Buy Canned And 6 You Shouldn't
Canned vegetables might seem like a lifesaver in the kitchen but not all provide optimal results. Find out which canned veggies to buy and which to skip.
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Deep-Fried Oreos Are A Relatively New Invention
Deep-fried Oreos are a relatively new invention. Here's what you need to know about the history behind the food item.
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The Two-Ingredient Mocktail That Will Get You Out Of An Espresso Martini Rut
Espresso martinis may have been the cocktail of the winter, but this season we're reaching for a two-ingredient mocktail that skips the alcohol: espresso tonic.
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Why You Should Be Cautious When Trying TikTok's Spicy Gum Trend
You should be cautious if trying TikTok's new spicy gum trend, as Trouble Bubble's heat level could cause major health issues for the unprepared.
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What's The Difference Between The San Diego And LA-Style Burrito?
Most people have heard of the Mission-style burrito in San Francisco, but do you know the difference between the San Diego and LA burrito style?
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Soda Cans Simply Hit Different In Hawaii
Canned in the one plant in the state, most soda brands in Hawaii come in odd-shaped cans you haven't seen on the mainland since the early nineties.
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Pickle-Flavored Macarons Are Apparently A Thing Now
San Antonio's Bakery Lorraine launched a limited-time dessert offering that has garnered mixed reviews. Apparently, pickle-flavored macarons are a thing now.
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You Shouldn't Try To Drink All 150 Margaritas Featured At A Cancun Bar
Yes, this bar in Cancun mixes up 150 different margarita options - and it would take you quite a while to drink them all with any semblance of safety.
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Would You Eat A Completely Edible Battery – Because Scientists Developed One?
Edible electronics as a whole have the potential to impact the medical field. They could also impact home life in the form of batteries people can eat.
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Is Whipped Cream Ranch A Blessing Or Food Curse?
Is whipped cream ranch a blessing or food curse? The new item combines signature ranch flavor in a bold new way.
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The Latest TikTok Trend Combines Two Handheld Favorites
One of TikTok's latest viral trends combines two handheld favorites -- a burger and a taco -- for a winning combination of flavors. Here's how to make it.
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The Most Expensive McDonald's Menu Items Around The World
No matter where you live, you can probably eat at McDonald's. From Liechtenstein to Honduras, here are the most expensive McDonald's menu items in the world.
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Taco Bell's Spiciest Marketing Campaigns Of All Time
If you recall ads with a talking chihuahua or a Taco Moon, Taco Bell's publicity efforts succeeded. Here's a look at the chain's spiciest marketing campaigns.
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Is There A Difference Between Caramel And Butterscotch?
Caramel and butterscotch: Both are sweet treats, but are they the same thing? Though they're similar, there are some distinct differences between them.
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How Long Can You Keep Meat In The Freezer?
To get a better understanding of how long the meat you buy will last in the freezer, we've looked at the specific data for fish, poultry, beef, lamb, and pork.
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The Steamy And Cringey Name Origins Of The Sex On The Beach Cocktail
Although it feels like this drink has been around since before the dawn of civilization, the origin story of sex on the beach is found somewhere in the 1980s.
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The Mouthwatering Difference Between Sirloin And Ribeye Steak
If you're on the fence, here's the mouthwatering difference between sirloin and ribeye steak.
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