Popular Ice Cream Styles And Flavors From Decades Past
Ice cream has grown very popular over the last century. Many traditional flavors have come and gone over the decades, such as rum raisin and butter pecan.
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No One Can Agree On The Origins Of Pasta Alla Gricia
Pasta alla gricia, like carbonara and pasta all' Amatriciana, is a quintessential Italian dish, but where, exactly, this dish comes from is a bit unclear.
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The Most Nutritious Menu Items At Wendy's
Most fast food restaurants aren't known for having nutritious options, but Wendy's has a few healthy items to choose from if you want a more balanced diet.
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Items Grocery Stores Mark Up The Most
Markups are a fact of shopping life, but it turns out that some common grocery store items are especially prone to high markups that could seriously cost you.
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Ricotta Vs Cottage Cheese: How They Are Different And Which One To Choose
Ricotta and cottage cheese might seem similar, but they have many differences. Take a look at their similarities and how to choose the best one for your meals.
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Unhealthiest Breakfast Burritos You Can Buy
Store-bought breakfast burritos may be an easy option if you need a quick breakfast, but many are unhealthy and have way too much fat, cholesterol, and sodium.
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McDonald's Most Underrated Menu Items You Need To Try
You may think you know McDonald’s, but there could be some underrated items on this fast food giant’s menu that you should consider checking out soon.
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A Brief History Of The Discontinued '90s Snack, Fruit String Thing
Among all of the delicious snacks of the '90s, Fruit String Thing remains iconic, despite its relatively short-lived glory. Let's look back at the fruity snack.
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Unhealthy Old-School Ingredients Everyone Used To Eat
Ingredients come and go, and not all have the lasting power to make it over time. Here are the unhealthy ingredients we're glad are left in the past.
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Why The Century-Old Grasshopper Cocktail Is Considered A Disco Drink
You've likely heard of a grasshopper cocktail, but did you know it's a century old? Even so, it's perhaps most closely associated with the age of disco.
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Texas Pete Hot Sauce Was Not Invented In The Lone Star State
Everything is bigger in Texas, but don't expect Texas Pete hot sauce to be the biggest condiment in the Lone Star State. It wasn't even invented there.
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The Biggest Food Recalls In Wegmans' History
Wegmans is a grocery chain that has seen its fair share of food recalls. Take a look at the biggest cases of product recalls from brands Wegmans carried.
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The Biggest Food Recalls In Quaker Oats History
We have compiled a list of Quaker Oats product recalls. Some were for potential food contamination while others involved allergen risks or other safety hazards.
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12 Facts About America's Test Kitchen Host Julia Collin Davison
Julia Collin Davidson has had a storied journey via, psychology and philosophy, to get to ATK. Here are the facts about Davidson you probably didn't know.
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What Coco Gauff Eats In A Day
Tennis star Coco Gauff has made it to the Olympics. Here are the foods that help to fuel her training and keep her prepared for Olympic matches.
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8 Fast-Food Restaurants That Still Cook Burgers On A Grill
A juicy fast-food burger satisfies cravings like no other, but flame grilled burgers are a step above. Here are the fast-food restaurants that still serve them.
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'À La Mode' Used To Be Associated With A Sauce Instead Of Ice Cream
These days, "à la mode" may conjure images of pie and brownies topped with ice cream. However, the expression used to have a very different association.
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What Ice Cream Truck Drivers Don't Want You To Know
Ice cream trucks are a symbol of summer, but what are the things ice cream truck drivers might now want you to know? We spoke to experts to find out.
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Bounty Candy Vs Mounds: What's The Difference?
Both Mounds and Bounty feature a chocolatey coating and a rich and flakey coconut filling, but what's the difference between these iconic candy bars?
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How Many Costco Rotisserie Chickens (Or Other Items) You Need To Buy To Cover A Membership
Costco fans love many of the chain's signature items, like its $4.99 rotisserie chicken, but how many would you have to buy to cover membership costs?
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The Debated Origins Of Arepa De Huevo, A Cornmeal Breakfast Sandwich
The arepa de huevo likely came from one of two places, but the details of its origin are up for debate. Here's what you need to know about this coastal food.
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Wine Brands That Use The Highest And Lowest Quality Ingredients
There are many wines out there, but which ones are best? We took a close look to bring you the wine brands that use the highest and lowest quality ingredients.
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12 Mistakes Everyone Makes With Canned Biscuits
Canned biscuits can be seriously convenient, but experts told us that there are some key mistakes to avoid if you want this food to be at its very best.
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How Long Does Bartending School Take And Can You Be Self-Taught?
If you want to work as a bartender, do you really need to get a bartending certificate? Here's everything you need to know about bartending school.
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12 Facts About Canned Sardines
Don’t just walk by the canned sardines on your next trip to the grocery store. These little fishes contain flavor, nutrients, and some other surprising facts.
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14 Popular Steak Dishes From Around The World You Need To Try
Steak is popular all around the world. We're taking a look at 14 of the most delicious and unique international takes on steak, from ropa vieja to bulgogi.
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Açaí Bowl Chains That Will Soon Be Everywhere
Açaí bowls are very refreshing and can be a nutritious meal on a hot day. With booming popularity, see which açaí bowl chains are expanding across the U.S.
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