The First American Cookbook Author Also Invented The Cupcake
Cupcakes are an all-American invention. Noted by the first American cookbook author in 1796, this versatile treat is now a mainstay of U.S. culinary culture.
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What Caitlin Clark Really Eats In A Day
Basketball phenom Caitlin Clark has been making plenty of waves, but how does she fuel all that success? Here's what she really eats in a given day.
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Everything We Know About Angel From Guga Foods
Guga Foods has practically become a household name for steak lovers. We did some digging to learn more about the YouTube channel's mysterious sidekick, Angel.
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What You Didn't Know About Brussels Sprouts
Love them or hate them, Brussels sprouts are a fascinating vegetable. Let's dive into some fun facts you might not know about these little brassicas.
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14 Iconic Disney World Desserts Ranked, According To Park Guests
Disney World is known to have plenty of delicious treats found throughout its parks. Take a look at the most iconic Disney desserts to satisfy any sweet tooth.
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Buddy Valastro's 4 Kids Are Growing Up Fast
Buddy Valastro of Cake Boss fame has four kids who are growing fast. Here are their roles in the family and what they're currently up to in the world.
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What Does A Busser Do In A Restaurant?
A busser plays an important role in a restaurant and must coordinate with front-of-house and back-of-house staff to ensure a smooth turnover between customers.
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What It Was Like To Eat At The First Texas Roadhouse
You're probably wondering what that very first Texas Roadhouse location was like. Let's go back to 1993 where it all began in Clarksville, Indiana.
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The Ultimate Guide To Cured Vs Aged Sausages, According To Meat Experts
Curing or aging your sausages doesn't have to be difficult and many cooks can do it at home. Find out tips to make your sausage-making journey an easy one.
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What It Was Like To Eat At America's First Donut Shop In 1673
In the days before the word "donut" existed, Anna Joralemon opened a little shop in New York City to sell "olykoeks," an affordable Dutch treat.
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Shady Things About Wendy's Menu
Wendy's claims to have a better quality menu than other fast food chains, but this doesn't mean they don't have any shady practices or complaints.
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10 Unhealthiest Trail Mixes You Can Buy
Trail mix might seem like a healthy snack to eat on the go. Unfortunately, many store-bought versions aren't as healthy as you would think. Here are the worst.
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The Stunning Transformation Of GBBO Co-Host Alison Hammond
Alison Hammond has come a long way since her days on Big Brother. Find out how her television career evolved and what she's focusing on now.
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Canned Meats Made With The Highest And Lowest Quality Ingredients
Canned meats offer convenience to consumers, and there's plenty worth buying, but some also contain ingredients you might want to avoid.
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It's Unclear Where, Exactly, Black And White Cookies Originated
A ubiquitous New York favorite with deep ties to European immigrants and the Jewish community, the black and white cookie has a murky history.
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Cheez-It Fans Can Now Visit The Retro Cheez-In Diner In New York's Catskill Mountains
For one week only, from Monday, May 20 to Sunday, May 26, Cheez-It will welcome diners to the Cheez-In Diner nestled in the greenery of Woodstock, New York.
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Is It Safe To Make Canned Bananas At Home?
Bananas taste so good but go so bad in a fairly short time. You might be tempted to try canning this fruit at home to make it last longer, but is it safe?
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Pork Burgers Vs Beef Burgers: Everything You Need To Know
When cooking up a tender, tasty homemade burger, your best meat options are ground beef or ground pork -- which one you choose depends on a number of factors.
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14 Foods Chefs Agree Are Better Undercooked
Overcooked foods can ruin almost any dish. We asked several experts to pass along tips for cooking -- and in this case, undercooking -- for the best results.
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False Facts About Lemons You Thought Were True
There are a lot of false facts about lemons floating around. We're here to set you straight with the truth about lemon's uses, health benefits, and longevity.
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What You Didn't Know About Gluten-Free Bread
Gluten-free bread has come a long way, but it's still a bit of an enigma. Here are some fascinating facts you might not have known about gluten-free bread.
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10 Reasons You Shouldn't Buy Iceberg Lettuce & What To Buy Instead
Iceberg lettuce is a classic salad ingredient, but it isn't the most inspiring. We take a look at why you should leave it on the shelf and what to use instead.
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10 Fast Food Cheeseburgers Under $4 Ranked Worst To Best, According To Customers
Rising prices are everywhere, but some fast food places still serve an inexpensive cheeseburger. Here are spots that sell them for less than $4, ranked.
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Why Cowboy Steak Is One Of The Best Cuts You Can Buy, According To A Butcher
A cowboy steak is one of the best cuts of beef you can buy. With help from expert butchers, we'll tell you everything you need to know about a cowboy steak.
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The Absolute Best Restaurants In The US To Order Lobster, According To Customers
Lobster can be a pricey dish, so you'll want to make sure you're getting the very finest. These are the absolute best restaurants in the US to order lobster
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What You're Eating When You Bite Into A Fig Newton And Is It Really Healthy?
Fig Newtons are considered to be a healthy snack, but after taking a closer look at the ingredients, these cookies might not be as healthy as you think.
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Recipes Celeb Chefs Wish They Had Never Made For The Food Network
Countless celebrity chefs have made their name on the Food Network, but just as many have published recipes they no longer stand by. Here are just a few.
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