What Lewis & Clark Ate On Their Trek Across The US
Lewis and Clark didn't bite off more than they could chew when they embarked on their famous expedition. However, they sank their teeth into these foods.
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How Long Should A Refrigerator Last?
Refrigerators are big investments, so you want to get plenty of mileage out of yours. The type you own and how you treat it will help determine its longevity.
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Mistakes People Make Baking Store-Bought Boxed Brownies
Store-bought boxed brownies are an easy way to whip up the popular baked treat. While the process is straightforward, watch out for these common mistakes.
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The Way Alexander The Great Loved Drinking Wine Was Unique For His Time
Alexander the Great loved drinking wine, but some suggest that the way he preferred it served may have contributed to his death at a young age.
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Scallions Vs Garlic Scapes: How Big Of A Difference Is There?
At first glance, these two vegetables may look similar, but when you look closer, you see there are telltale differences, plus they taste completely different!
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How Did Red Bull Get Its Name?
An energy drink could feasibly have any number of animal-themed names, like "Greyhound Race" or "Rabbit Zoomies." However, "Red Bull" was an obvious choice.
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9 Foods That Pack A Bigger Vitamin C Punch Than Oranges
While oranges seem to get the most credit for having a legit amount of vitamin C, there are actually other foods that offer a whole lot more.
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Alexander The Great Held A Wine-Soaked Drinking Contest That Resulted In 41 Deaths
Back in the B.C. era, Macedonian soldiers knew how to get down. On one unfortunate occasion, the ones who drank with Alexander the Great didn’t get back up.
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Why Do Bell Peppers Shrivel Up (And Should You Still Eat Them)?
You're prepping for dinner, open the fridge, and discover your bell peppers have taken on a shriveled look. Can you still eat them or is it time for take-out?
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This Morning Pick-Me-Up Was Essential To Life On The Oregon Trail
A 2,000-mile trek by wagon was no easy feat. Fortunately, the pioneers making their way along the Oregon Trail had a drink that helped them keep going.
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The Gross Thing You Should Know About Your Spices
The spice pantry is often where the magic happens — from turning meals into award-winning dishes to jazzing up eggs or veggies. But keep an eye on your jars.
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6 Foods Clint Eastwood Loves To Eat
Known for his legendary portrayals of rugged cowboys, Clint Eastwood is surprisingly reserved in his eating habits. Here are the foods he eats to stay fit.
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13 Foods Lumberjacks Ate Back In The Day
The lumberjacks of the 1900s were known to work up an appetite. But when the dinner bell sounded, what did they find on the table? We asked some experts.
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Is It Really Illegal To Use Margarine In Wisconsin?
Dairy products rule supreme in "America's Dairyland," but how far is too far to dissuade Wisconsin consumers from substituting margarine for butter?
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The Most Expensive Buffalo Trace Bourbons Ever Released (Even Collectors Blink At These Prices)
Buffalo Trace Distillery sells a wide range of bourbons, including exclusive high-ticket bottles. Here are the priciest bourbons it has ever released.
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Why Poland Serves Vodka With Little Snacks
Poles may enjoy their locally-produced vodka, but they don't drink it alone. A longstanding tradition encourages small plates to accompany drinking.
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The Beer-Loving American City With The Most Breweries
In the U.S., the domestic beer scene is filled with craft brewers, and many exude a local charm. In this city, the number of regional breweries has exploded.
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3 Of The Best Ways To Safely Get Rid Of Bacon Grease
Even if you love the tasty grease that bacon leaves behind, you might not always have a good use for all that liquid fat. In that case, toss it responsibly.
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This Historic Chicago Restaurant Has Ties To Al Capone's Bootlegging Days
People might have called Al Capone "Scarface," but he left his own lasting mark on Chicago. This Windy City eatery is just one example of the gangster's legacy.
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Is Dried-Out Cheese Safe To Eat?
You've spotted the long-forgotten piece of cheese in the back of your fridge, but it appears to be drying out. Can you still use it in your recipe?
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This Nation Dominates Global Okra Production
The South may love fried okra, but the U.S. isn't in the top 30 in terms of production. You'll have to fly halfway around the world to find who's at the top.
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The Vintage Rum-Spiked Dessert Served On The Titanic Right Before It Sank
Before the iceberg hit, first-class passengers on the Titanic likely enjoyed this palate-cleansing cross between a cocktail and icy dessert.
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How Many Steaks Come From One Cow?
Did you know there are almost 20 different cuts of meat on a cow? But when it comes to how many steaks one cow can yield, well, the answer might surprise you.
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Why Do We Eat Salads As Appetizers?
Ever wonder why salad is served before the main course in U.S. restaurants? It actually wasn't always this way and changed less than 100 years ago.
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What's The Best-Selling Beer In The US By Volume?
Beer has a foothold in American drinking culture, but does that mean that a U.S. brand outsells the rest? Quantity-wise, this brew is a national sales leader.
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The Airport McDonald's Where Your Fries Are Cooked In Future Jet Fuel
Have you ever wondered what happens to all of McDonald's fry oil after it's no longer useful for cooking? An airport in Texas has a nifty solution.
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Why Are Haribo Goldbears So Much Harder Than Other Brands' Gummy Bears?
Biting a Haribo Goldbear can feel like an exercise in futility. As you struggle to chew that tough gummy, consider that this might explain the texture.
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