What Are The Main Differences Between Amber And Pale Ale Beer?
Pale and amber ales are part of the same beer family, but a series of subtle distinctions give these two popular styles their individual identities.
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15 Candies Americans Ate In The '50s
When it comes to a sweet tooth, treats of all kinds have been gracing grocery store shelves for decades. The mid-20th century was a pinnacle of innovation.
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The Recipe For One Of The Best Classic American Beers Was Found In A Garage Attic
Sometimes, the only secret hiding in an attic is a nosy raccoon or freakishly large spider. However, Jim Koch found one of the keys to building a beer empire.
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5 Gadgets You Would've Found In 1960s Kitchens
Multi-purpose appliances and kitchen tools have taken the place of items that were once commonplace. In the '60s, these contraptions were all the rage.
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The Smooth Scotch Audrey Hepburn Was Known To Sip On
Fans continue to remember the late yet still beloved actress Audrey Hepburn for her celebrated film roles and work as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.
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Is It Safe To Mix Cleaning Vinegar And Dawn Dish Soap?
Understanding the science behind cleaning solutions can feel daunting, so before you try a hack that mixes any, make sure it’s safe to do so.
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What Is The World's Best-Selling Spirit Brand?
There are plenty of well-known spirit brands out there, but only one holds the title of international bestseller, and it's not made in the U.S.
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14 Meals Middle-Class Families Ate In The '30s
For middle-class families who usually had one full-time working adult in the '30s, that household income dwindled, so feeding a family involved creativity.
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Why Pre-Shredded Supermarket Cheese Never Melts The Way You Expect
We tested how pre-shredded supermarket cheese doesn't melt the same as freshly shredded cheese. The result had the pre-shreds remaining somewhat separated.
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14 Foods That Fueled America's Steelworkers
America's steelworkers transformed the nation, but their long and tiring shifts demanded on plenty of fuel. These are the foods that kept them going.
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Why The Same Beer Can Taste Different On Draft, In A Can, And In A Bottle
Same brand and style, three different ways to drink it. There are drawbacks and benefits to the vessels that hold beer, and you can taste their influences.
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What Are The Main Differences Between Lager And Stout Beer?
Beer is a beverage category with a lot of nuance. You may think color is the main characteristic that separates stout and lager, but there's much more to know.
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The '90s Chicken Chain Americans Once Loved (But You Won't Find It In The US Anymore)
Fried chicken chains may have rocked the '90s, but this chain became known for its rotisserie chicken instead. Unfortunately, all U.S. locations closed in 2011.
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What's The Difference Between Red Wine And Rosé?
Rosé isn't just a lighter version of red wine. If you want to get to know the differences, you have to go to the very heart of the winemaking process.
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What Are The Differences Between American Whiskey And Japanese Whisky?
Plenty of countries around the world produce their own whiskeys (sometimes spelled without the "e"), but what distinguishes Japanese from American?
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One Of America's Best Classic Beers Comes From Out West
Pinpointing a domestic beer's place of origin can be tricky unless its look and taste have geographical distinction, like this signature West Coast brew.
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15 Meals Middle Class Families Ate In The '40s
Faced with the challenges of World War II, home cooks turned to easy-to-stretch dishes in the 1940s. Here are some of the meals families ate frequently.
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New Jersey's Best Sloppy Joe Comes With An Unusual Local Twist
The sloppy joe as you know it is a red mess of saucy ground beef. However, the Garden State's take on the sandwich is a whole different animal.
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12 Candies Americans Ate In The '60s
From sweet, salty, and spicy to chewy or crunchy, these are the candies that boomers, early Gen Xers, and other old-timers remember powering the 1960s.
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What Is America's Oldest Bottled Bourbon Brand?
The first bottled bourbon emerged in Kentucky, and this brand has been selling top-notch whiskey since 1870; it even sold its bourbon through Prohibition.
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What Is Cigar-Blend Whiskey?
To some, the combo of cigar and whiskey might call up the old ad slogan, "Two great tastes that taste great together," though the focus here is a slow savor.
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What Is The Difference Between A Pie And Tart?
For your next show-stopping dessert, you might be torn between making a pie and a tart. Before you choose, it's important to know what distinguishes the two.
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What Are The Main Differences Between Wheat And Hefeweizen Beer?
Hefeweizen and wheat beer are both solid options for drinkers who enjoy a lighter brew, but these key distinctions can influence which one you prefer.
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12 Of The Oldest Beer Brands Still Sold In The US
A handful of historical brews are likely on a shelf at your local store today. Here are 12 of the oldest beer brands still available to buy in the U.S.
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What Happens To The Leftover Food At NFL Stadiums?
Food and football go hand in hand. So, spectators at a stadium are bound to chow down in droves. Fortunately, the leftovers don't just end up in dumpsters.
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These Sweet Ingredients Were Cowboy Cooking Essentials On The Trail
Cowboys didn't have a wide range of foods to eat on the trail, and sugar was a luxury that was difficult to source. Instead, these sweeteners were available.
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Why Sambuca Is Served With 3 Coffee Beans In Italy
Whether you love or hate the star anise-derived liqueur that tastes remarkably like licorice, it can't hurt to honor this Italian tradition.
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