The Origin Of Popcorn Goes Way Back Than You Might Expect
Whether you're out at the movies or back home, popcorn is a go-to for some. But have you ever stopped to wonder how long ago the movie snack originated?
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What Did Cavemen Really Eat During The Paleolithic Period?
Both Homo sapiens and Neanderthals ate a wide variety of meats and plants, but what specifically is known about the diets of Paleolithic period cavemen?
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This Is How Canned Corned Beef Is Really Made
Canned corned beef has a long shelf life and requires no refrigeration. Learning how canned corned beef is really made will show you how that's possible.
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15 Types Of German Sausages And How They Are Made
Sausages have been an integral part of German cooking for countless centuries, but just what are the differences between them and how are they cooked?
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14 Unique Coffee Drinks Around The World
Different places feature different types of coffee drinks. From the cafe bombon to the shakerato, we take a look at some unique coffee drinks around the world.
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Jollibee And Dunkin' Are Breaking Up Their Partnership Overseas
After several years of working to set up locations in southeast Asia, Jollibee and Dunkin' are breaking up their partnership overseas.
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The Dish The British Government Invented To Get People To Eat More Veggies In WW2
There are some interesting stories about the British government's wartime food strategies, including inventing a dish to help the population's nutrition
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The Bizarre Eating Rule That Pilots And Co-Pilots Have To Follow
Although it makes sense that airplane pilots would be served something nicer than economy-class chicken breast, this unique rule is actually about safety.
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Do Japan's Sake Kit Kats Contain Any Alcohol?
These Japanese Kit Kats are flavored with sake, but are they alcoholic?
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For Breaking Up Ground Meat, A Potato Masher Is All You Need
You may be wondering how a potato masher could help make breaking up chop meat a breeze. We have the delicious and helpful details for you.
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The Reason You Shouldn't Open Room Temperature Tonic
Tonic is the better half of one of the world's most loved cocktails. Those looking for the perfect G&T should avoid opening room-temperature tonic, here's why.
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Why You Should Use Parchment Paper Over Aluminum Foil When Baking Your Cookies
Fall is the start of the baking season and here is why you should use parchment paper over aluminum foil when baking your cookies every time.
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Ice Cubes Will Make Your Hummus Smoother
Do you make hummus at home and wish it was a bit creamier? Here is how ice cubes can make your homemade hummus smoother.
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This Is The Most Popular Sausage In Switzerland
Are you a sausage connoisseur? Do you try sausages of all kinds? Here is the most popular sausage in Switzerland that you might want to try.
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Richard Branson's Private Island Dining Includes 24hr Bartenders
Richard Branson's latest acquisition, Moskito Island, is located in the British Virgin Islands. Included in its many amenities are 24-hour bartenders.
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The Unexpected Pantry Staple That Will Cut The Acidity Of Tomatoes
Sometimes your tomato sauce can end up to acidic. There is a common ingredient you probably have on hand that can help balance that sauce out.
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Does Hell's Kitchen Have Reshoots?
"Hell's Kitchen" is an entertaining and even explosive reality show that fans can't get enough of. But we can't help but wonder, does the show have reshoots?
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What's The Healthiest Option At Dunkin'?
Are there healthy items available at Dunkin'? Yes there are,and here's the healthiest item you can order off the menu. Of course, you may opt for a donut, too.
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Can You Cook Tomatoes In A Cast Iron Skillet?
You may have heard that you shouldn't cook certain acidic ingredients in your trusty cast iron pan, but have you wondered if this applies to tomatoes?
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Should You Worry If Your Sheet Pans Pop While In The Oven?
If you've heard your sheet pan popping while using it to cook in the oven, you may wonder if you should be concerned about the noise.
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When Did Breakfast Burritos First Become A Thing?
Breakfast burritos appear on fast food menus throughout the country today. Of course, this wasn't always the case.
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The One Part Of Cooking That Rachael Ray Can't Stand
One of things you might not know about Rachael Ray, unless you have watched enough of her show, is that there's a certain part of cooking she can't stand.
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Twitter Followed One Man's 40 Day Rotisserie Chicken Journey
Alexander Tominsky wasn't conducting a world-famous experiment. Rather, he simply wanted to reach a goal: eat a whole rotisserie chicken every day for 40 days.
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Tyson's CFO Was Arrested For A Chilling Drunken Break-In
John R. Tyson is the youngest CFO of an S&P 500 or Fortune 500 company. That sounds like a lot of pressure, and apparently it was getting to Tyson.
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What Even Is Chipped Chopped Ham?
You may have heard of chipped beef, and you may have heard of chopped ham. But have you ever heard of chipped chopped ham?
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Workers Reveal What It's Really Like To Work At Boston Market
There's a lot that happens behind the scenes at any given Boston Market location. Discover what it's really like for the employees who work there.
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The Reddit Thread That Spawned Controversial Opinions About Cheese
Collectively, we are a nation of cheese lovers, but according to a recent Reddit thread, not everyone is effusive in their praise of cheese.
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