Bobby Flay's Cat's Taste In Music Is So Relatable
Bobby Flay has been entertaining us for years on television and social media, but now we know who his cat, Nacho Flay, listens to for his own entertainment.
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Are Restaurant Robots The Solution To Staff Shortages?
Perhaps there's some promise in the introduction of robots to the restaurant industry, which are able to work both front- and back-of-house positions.
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The Reason Eating Spicy Food Makes Your Nose Run
Spicy food is indulgent, though some certainly handle it better than others. But just what causes the sensations we experience when we eat these foods?
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Everything You Need To Know About Slovakian Bryndza Cheese
Bryndza is a special kind of sheep's milk cheese hailing from Eastern Europe. Learn all about the rich heritage (and rich taste) of Slovakia's version.
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The Marcus Samuelsson Throwback That Had Instagram Smitten
If you're a soccer fan, you'll want to know all about the Marcus Samuelsson throwback that had Instagram smitten, which featured the sport.
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The Trader Joe's Chicken Product That Went Viral For All The Wrong Reasons
If you're a frequent shopper of the cult-favorite grocer, you should know about the Trader Joe's chicken product that went viral for all the wrong reasons.
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The Untold Truth Of sweetFrog
Frozen yogurt chain sweetFrog made a splash when it launched onto the scene in 2009. Here's the untold truth of the company.
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President Obama Broke An Unwritten Chipotle Rule, According To Reddit
President Barrack Obama is just like the rest of us: He loves Chipotle. However, he may not fully understand its unwritten rules, and Reddit has noticed.
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Not All Flavored Coffees Contain Artificial Ingredients. Here's Why
Some coffees are full of artificial flavors, especially dessert-flavored ones. However, others are naturally flavored, but how so?
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The Amazing Amount Of Meat Eaten On The Lewis And Clark Expedition
Meriwether Lewis and William Clark's expedition is taught in schools, but how much meat they consumed during those two years isn't. It might just surprise you.
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Could A Negative Carbon Footprint Vodka Start A New Beverage Trend?
The world's first negative carbon footprint alcohol product is on the market, and it may just help fight the climate crisis in big ways.
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The Untold Truth Of 3 Musketeers
We need to talk about this sweet, yet low-key global icon. So, join us, won't you? Let's take a bite out of the untold truth of the 3 Musketeers candy bar.
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The Bizarre Reason Lobsters Were Once Used As Fertilizer
Lobster is a delicacy today, but it wasn't always thought of as such. In fact, it was once more abundant, leading it to be used for something interesting.
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The Hilarious Reason Smurf Berry Crunch Cereal Was Discontinued
Those who grew up in the '80s may remember Smurf Berry Crunch, but they may not know why it was discontinued.
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This Is The Best Hotel Breakfast In The World, According To TripAdvisor
One of the best parts of staying in a hotel may be a classic continental breakfast and you might want to know what reviewers think is the best in the world.
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Why Ree Drummond Almost Didn't Marry Her Husband
Ree Drummond, perhaps better known as the Pioneer Woman, has been married for over two decades, but this marriage almost never happened for one reason.
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How A Chicago Landmark Inspired White Castle's Design
It just so happens that one of White Castle's founders discovered a very white, very castle-like source of inspiration close at hand in the Midwest.
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This Is The Largest Food Court In The World
If you have a hard time choosing what to eat at an average food court in the mall, you may be surprised by the size of the largest one in the world.
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The Untold Truth Of H-E-B
H-E-B is a popular grocery store chain, but did you know it started as a tiny market in Kerrville, Texas? Here, we've got the deets on this market's evolution.
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The Truth About The First-Ever Cooking Show On TV
By the late 1940s, broadcasters in the United States and abroad were creating original television programming, including a creative new genre: the cooking show.
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The Best Pellet Smokers Of 2023
Whenever the weather gets nice, we tend to find any excuse we can to cook outside. We've ranked some of the best pellet smokers on the market in 2023.
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How A Popular Snack-Food Brand Wants To Help You Pop The Question
The diamond ring isn't made with a gem forged from popcorn or anything like that, but it does feature a custom "popcorn cut" 3.66 carat diamond.
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How TikTok Ruined Six Flags' Unlimited Meal Plan
How TikTok ruined Six Flags' unlimited meal plan, which entitled members to copious amounts of food in a deal that was ultimately too good to be true.
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26 Types Of Honey And What Makes Them Unique
Think there's only one type of honey? Think again. There are numerous varieties of honey and they all have a multitude of origins, flavors, and uses.
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Seinfeld Now Has Its Own Exclusive Coffee Collection
"Seinfeld" fans who also love coffee are in for a treat. The popular 90s sitcom has launched four coffee blends detailed after the four main charachters.
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The Real Origins Of American Foods
Wondering where bacon was invented? Curious about how Twinkies came to be? Let's dig into the origin stories of some classic American foods.
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That One Time McDonalds Had Premium Burgers
McDonald's once expanded its burger offerings to break into higher-end markets, but it didn't exactly work out for the burger chain.
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