What Exactly Is In Grape Soda?
When it comes to beverages, there are few that spark a greater sense of nostalgia than flavored sodas. But, do you know what's in your grape soda?
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Oranges Aren't Always Orange, Despite Their Name
The oranges that we typically see in the grocery store are, of course, a rather vivid shade of orange. But sometimes the fruit doesn't live up to its name.
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What It's Really Like To Work At Dick's Last Resort
Dick's Last Resort is far from the average restaurant, and as former and current employees revealed, having a good sense of humor (and dance moves) is a must.
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Here's What Makes Deep Dish And Stuffed Pizza Different
Deep dish and stuffed varieties of pizza look deeply delicious and capable of stuffing you. So what makes them different form each other?
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The Banitsa Egg Pastry May Hide A Flower Branch Inside
Banitsa is a Bulgarian holiday staple with a hidden good luck charm inside that typically appears on the table for Christmas or New Year's Eve.
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Austin Butler Ate 2 Dozen Donuts A Day To Prepare For Elvis
Austin Butler so immersed in "Elvis" his manner of speaking was apparently affected and he prepared by changing his eating pattern in this interesting way.
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What Causes Wine Tartness And Should You Be Concerned
Acidity often plays a key role in how fresh a wine is perceived to be, and it's also an important part of wine quality and even how long it can be aged for.
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Why Padma Lakshmi Is Calling Top Chef Season 20 A 'Highlight' Of Her Career
Along with head judges Tom Colicchio and Gail Simmons, Padma Lakshmi, the ever-stylish host of "Top Chef," has hinted at what to expect in the upcoming season.
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Really Weird Last Meal Requests Inmates Made On Death Row
These weird last meals are discussed long after the executions, remaining as memorable as the criminals themselves and an integral part of their death row story
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Concocting Maker's Mark Bourbon Is Actually A Really Complicated Process
Creating bourbon is not as simple as you might think. Concocting Maker's Mark Bourbon is actually a really complicated process.
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TikTok Has Spoken, And Its Least Favorite Pasta Shape Is Penne
Everybody has their preferences when it comes to pasta shapes, but many TikTokers seemed to agree that penne was their least favorite option.
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The Pre-Lent Donuts That Inspire Eating Contests In Chicago
Chicagoans who observe Lent indulge in a special variety of donuts all season long - so much that they're even the subject of eating contests.
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The Super Mario Bros. Restaurant Will Blast You Back To Your Past
Universal Studios Hollywood's Super Nintendo World opens February 17 along with an in-park restaurant: Toadstool Cafe.
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Go To The Site Of The First US Mardi Gras To Find 50,000 Free MoonPies
While New Orleans is synonymous with US Mardi Gras events, if you go to the site of the first celebration in America you'll find 50,000 free MoonPies.
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Eric Ripert Explains The Best Way To Eat Paella
Have you ever wanted to try paella but wanted it cooked the right way? Eric Ripert explains the best way to eat paella.
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When Is It Okay To Substitute Frozen Spinach For Fresh?
Even if you've been taught to avoid frozen vegetables at all costs, frozen spinach can be useful in specific dishes -- and might even be more nutritious.
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Tuscany's Sliceable Lard Delicacy Has To Be Cured In White Marble Basins
Tuscany's sliceable lard delicacy has to be cured in white marble basins. The delicacy has earned an indication status.
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What Are Salted Egg Yolk Potato Chips And What Do They Taste Like?
Salted egg yolk-flavored items have a growing fanbase in the United States, and these new potato chips are a snack you shouldn't sleep on -- here's why.
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Michael Symon's Crepes Are Inspired By An Italian Dessert Favorite
Crepes are one of the best breakfast foods around. But Michael Symon's crepes are inspired by an Italian dessert favorite.
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Read This Before You Try To Substitute Mint Tea For Dried Mint
Before you cut open a bag of mint tea to use in your dinner, it's important to understand the key differences between mint tea and dried mint.
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The Chopping Tool You Should Never Buy, According To Professional Chefs
While you may be tempted to use this chopping tool to save some time and effort, you may want to think twice because professional chefs do not recommend it.
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Are Butter Beans And Lima Beans Interchangeable?
You've likely heard of both butter beans and lima beans, but are they interchangeable? Read on to learn more about this tasty, curiously-named legume.
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Here's Why You Shouldn't Add Tap Water To Scotch Whisky
Scotch drinkers may have strong opinions about whether to add water to their whisky, but if you do prefer a bit of dilution, just don't use tap water.
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The Unlikely Juice Ashton Kutcher Adds To His Morning Cup Of Coffee
"Your Place or Mine" actor Ashton Kutcher loves his morning coffee as much as the next person but he adds a surprising twist with this juice.
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How To Eat Your Eggs If You Want To Pretend You're A Dying Napolean
Napolean had a very particular breakfast. How to eat your eggs if you want to pretend you're a dying Napolean.
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How Does Sparkling Red Wine Taste Different Than White?
Needing to choose between a sparkling red or sparkling white wine? How does sparkling red wine taste different than white?
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The Invisible Banana French Toast Is As Mysterious As It Sounds
The invisible banana French toast is as mysterious as it sounds. The breakfast item comes straight from a different era.
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