Why A Bloody Mary Tastes Better On An Airplane
It’s not in your head: Bloody Marys do taste different on planes, according to research. It has to do with how flights affect your taste buds.
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16 Celebrities That Are Actually Vegan
Some celebrities are louder about their culinary preferences than others. These well-known figures all eschew animal products in favor of a vegan diet.
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Why Tomatoes Don't Taste The Same Anymore
Do you find the taste of fresh tomatoes a little boring? It's not just you; there's a scientific reason the flavor of this popular fruit has devolved.
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Martin Luther King Jr Had A Sweet Tooth For This Southern Dessert
While Martin Luther King Jr. was a prominent leader in the Civil Rights Movement, he was also just a man who loved to eat this popular Southern dessert.
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Why Food At The White House Was So Bad Under FDR
When you think of places that serve bad food, the White House probably doesn't cross your mind. People who visited when FDR was president thought otherwise.
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Why Strawberries Aren't As Sweet Anymore
If you've bitten into a strawberry recently only to taste disappointment, you're not alone. Strawberries have been getting less sweet; here's why.
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Don't Ignore This Display Case Red Flag At Bakeries
A bakery display case is even better than eye candy — it's ocular cake. However, you should also look out for this sign of equipment problems.
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The Historic Indiana Eatery That Hosted A Young Abraham Lincoln — And Is Still Serving Guests Today
Up-and-coming politicians need to eat, and for Abraham Lincoln in his pre-presidential days, that meant stopping by a Midwestern restaurant that's still around.
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The Simple Ingredient Rosa Parks Added To Her Pancakes
Rosa Parks is a symbol of bravery and a Civil Rights icon, yet other aspects of her life also endure, like her recipe that puts a unique twist on pancakes.
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Chains That Use The Highest Quality Seafood
If you're in the mood for seafood, it can be hard to find it fresh and sustainable. Here's our list of chain restaurants offering the highest quality seafood.
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Of All Giada De Laurentiis' Television Appearances, This Was The Most Awkward
Giada De Laurentiis is a seasoned television celebrity. However, there was one time when a particular guest segment on "The Ellen Show" turned quite awkward.
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Andrew Zimmern's Transformation Is Seriously Turning Heads
Andrew Zimmern now enjoys considerable success, but it wasn't always that way for this TV personality. Here's how his transformation is seriously turning heads.
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Controversial Things Everyone Just Ignores About Ina Garten
Even the biggest celebrity chefs have managed to spark controversy. With Ina Garten, most of her missteps were viewed as missteps by only part of her audience..
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Should You Eat Sprouted Carrots?
Worried about chowing down on the carrots in your fridge when you spot fresh sprouts? We're here to tell you when it's safe to eat them and what to avoid.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Bread Pudding
Many people think bread pudding is easy to make, but many things can go wrong. Take a look at the common mistakes so you can make a more delicious dessert.
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The Bizarre Story Of President Taft's White House Possum Dinners
Each president that has served this country has been known for a certain favorite food. For William Howard Taft, the meal he loved isn't eaten much today.
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Why Are Johnny Cakes Called That, Anyway?
If you've ever wondered how johnny cakes got their name (and why they're not called pancakes), you're not alone. We cracked open the history books to find out!
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The Coney Island Bar Where Al Capone Earned The Name 'Scarface'
Al Capone didn't give himself the nickname "Scarface." He received it the hard way one fateful night at a Coney Island bar where he once worked.
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Buddy Valastro Was Never The Same After Cake Boss
"Cake Boss" has been on the air for over a decade now, and it brought Buddy Valastro fame and fortune. Here are all the ways Valastro's life has changed.
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This Serbian Winery Makes Dessert Wine Once Served On The Titanic
Over a century since its tragic sinking, the Titanic continues to fascinate. A Serbian winery still makes a traditional wine that was served on the doomed ship.
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The Signs Your Brewery Tap Lines Might Not Be Clean, According To An Expert
With all the breweries out there, the quality and consistency is going to waver. We spoke to an expert about how to spot dirty tap lines, even before you taste.
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Here's Why Canned Lobster Is So Expensive
Canned lobster deftly toes the line between classy and convenient, but it has gotten pretty pricy. We spoke to an expert who gave us the lowdown about the cost.
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How Did Elephant Ears Get Their Name?
In the culinary world, there is no shortage of curious food names and their origin stories. One example is elephant ears, a fair favorite with a heavy history.
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The Pocket Sandwich That Became A West Virginia Favorite
This simple yet delicious sandwich, with roots in mining culture, can be found all over Appalachia — but no state makes it quite like West Virginia.
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Nearly All Of The Carrots Sold In The US Come From This State
You might not expect just a single state to produce the vast majority of America's carrots. However, this West Coast juggernaut carries most of the load.
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Cape Cod Potato Chip Flavors, Ranked Worst To Best
Cape Cod Chips is known to be a favorite brand for many potato chip lovers. We tasted and ranked all of the flavors we could find and picked our favorite one.
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The Vintage Meat Gen Z Has Probably Never Seen On Dinner Tables
What's for dinner? This was a popular meat choice in the past. Let's examine the history and interesting facts about this vintage food source.
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