The Fast Food Secrets Club, Explained
The fast food secrets club: It turns out it's not as secret as it sounds. Anyone can join, and you can sign up for coupon codes and hacks for getting discounts.
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Plot Twist: Condiments Aren't The Culprit For Soggy Sandwiches
Contrary to popular opinion, condiments may help prevent your sandwich from getting soggy rather than causing it to.
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The Starchy Difference Between Dried Pasta In Italy And America
Are you curious about the contrasts in taste between Italy's dried pasta and the starchy boxed noodles found in our American kitchens?
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The Easy Icing Tip You Shouldn't Skip When Making Cake Pops
In this method, the pop is dipped on a slight angle, then rolled in the icing, and finally twirled so that the icing drips off in a spinning tail of sweetness.
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The Regional Soda You Should Use To Make Homemade Barbecue Sauce
Now Southern grill masters are letting us in on the secret ingredient they're using to take barbecue to a sticky sweet new level: Big Red Soda.
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The Humble Origins Of Potato Chip Sandwiches
Despite every youth's belief that they created the potato chip sandwich, the legendary meal has a couple of colorful origin stories of questionable veracity.
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Unusual Foods People Used To Eat
We're looking as far back as Ancient Rome and as recently as the Depression era to uncover the oddest foods to grace their dinner tables.
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Gatorade Cocktails Are The Perfect Party Combo To Stay Hydrated
Sure, it makes sense to alternate boozy drinks with glasses of water to avoid a hangover, but what about mixing Gatorade and liquor to make Gatorade cocktails?
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TikTok's 'Boy Dinner' Trend Highlights A Hilarious Lack Of Vegetables
Precooked sausage, boxed mac & cheese, frozen pizza and potato chips are on the menu with TikTok's Boy Dinner trend, while vegetables are largely absent.
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What Should Really Be Utah's Official Food, According To Reddit
Despite the fact that Jell-O is the current official food of the Beehive State, many commenters on Reddit thought this specific dish should be the top choice.
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Hate To Burst Your Bubble, But K-Cups Do Expire
While you may think that K-Cups may last forever, this single-serving brew does in fact have an expiration date.
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Moo Yong Sandwiches Are An Amalgam Of Textures You Need To Try
The moo yong sandwich, a popular Thai creation, might make texture-sensitive folks turn away, but for the adventurous eater it's quite the salty-sweet delicacy.
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The Woman Who Drank 3 Dr Peppers A Day And Lived To Age 106
Sugary soda is typically considered delicious but unhealthy. And yet, a Texas woman survived a century despite daily Dr Pepper consumption. What gives?
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What Happened To Fun Cakes After Shark Tank?
It's a great idea for many brides-to-be, but what happened to Fun Cakes after Shark Tank? We take a look at where the wedding cake company went after the show.
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Snickers Unleashes A New Limited Edition Butterscotch Flavor
Introducing a limited edition Snickers flavor! Butterscotch Scoop. Inspired by the old-timey ice cream, the bar is a classic Snickers with one major twist.
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What Exactly Is Turkish Delight?
Turkish delight – also referred to Lokum – is a soft sweet treat. Learn more about its origins, fascinating facts, and famous fans throughout history.
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What Happened To RollinGreens After Shark Tank?
The plant-based meat brand RollinGreens appeared on "Shark Tank" in 2020, and since then, the Colorado company has enjoyed a fair bit of success.
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A TikToker Sounds Exactly Like A Keurig Coffee Maker - And It's Too Real
Tenth grade biology teacher Devon Bowker routinely performs this uncanny Keurig impression for his students, but it's gotten a lot more love over on TikTok.
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The Actual Definition Of Steak
You might think you know a steak when you see it. But if someone asked you to define it, could you? This is the actual definition of steak.
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The Most-Ordered Whiskey In America Is Actually Irish
Recent data shows that Jameson, an Irish whiskey, is the brand whiskey drinkers in American bars and restaurants are most likely to order again.
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The Hidden Costs That Are Factored Into Restaurant Menu Prices
The cost of food and labor plays a role in menu prices, but energy and utility costs for the restaurant also factor into the price you're paying for your meal.
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Boozy Hot Sauce Is The Spicy Way To Add A Kick To Summer Barbecues
Alcohol in hot sauce brings out layers of flavor in whatever you grill. Your summer sauce arsenal is limited only by your liquor cabinet and your imagination.
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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.
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You Should Be Topping Your Hard-Boiled Eggs With Fresh Pico De Gallo
In Kenya, hard-boiled eggs are a street food delicacy that is topped with a spread that is basically the equivalent of Latin America's pico de gallo.
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The Real Reason Raw Eggs Are Generally Safe To Eat In Japan
While most eggs are considered unsafe to eat when raw, there's a scientifically interesting reason eggs are generally safe to eat raw in Japan.
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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.
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Foster Farms Mini Chicken Corn Dogs Are Being Recalled
If you're an avid corn dog lover, check your freezer. Foster Farms mini chicken corn dogs are being recalled for spoilage reasons. Here's what you need to know.
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