Why Lamb Neck Belongs On More Restaurant Menus
Lamb neck is a cheaper cut of meat that needs a little bit of T.L.C. But when prepared correctly, this tough cut becomes a restaurant-worthy meal.
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Weird Rules Burger King Employees Have To Follow
Every job has rules, but some of these rules are stranger than others. Here are the unexpected policies that Burger King makes its employees follow.
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Canned Navy Vs Cannellini Beans: How Do They Differ?
To the untrained eye, most beans are probably pretty much the same. Different types do have variations, though, and these two kinds of beans are no exception.
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13 Discontinued McAlister's Menu Items We May Never Get Back
McAlister's Deli is well known for its sandwiches and salads, but some customers are really missing a few of the chain's currently discontinued items.
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The Absolute Best Onion Rings In The US, According To Customers
Onion rings are a favorite as a side dish at many restaurants, but not all are created the same. Take a look at the best onion ring served across the U.S.
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Deviled Ham Sandwiches Are Over A Century Old
The humble deviled ham sandwich is much older than you think. In fact, this savory spread has origins that predate the popular canned variety we know today.
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11 Fastest Growing Steakhouse Chains In The US
Many chain restaurants are bouncing back from the effects of the pandemic and are expanding. Take a look at the fastest growing steakhouse chains in the U.S.
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The Reason Some Captain D's Restaurants Are So Small
If you've ever been to a Captain D's, you may have noticed that the restaurant is on the smaller side. Turns out, there's a strategic reason for this.
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4 Unhealthy And 8 Healthiest Canned Beans At The Store
Adding beans to your diet can be an easy way to add a ton of nutrition to your meals, but some types of canned beans have a ton of sodium, sugar, and additives.
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Despite Its Name, Assassin's Pasta Has Underwhelming Origins
Assassin's Pasta is a unique dish with devotees throughout Italy. Despite its name, none of the origin stories about it involve an actual crime.
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Shady Things About Papa Johns' Menu
Papa Johns might be your favorite place to grab a pizza, but there are plenty of shady things on the menu. Discover all the things you should watch out for.
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14 Iconic Restaurant Dishes You Need To Try In The Midwest
Midwest food might not be as enticing as food from other parts of the U.S., but there are plenty of iconic and comforting restaurant dishes you should try.
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No One Really Knows Who Invented Snowball Cookies
Despite their name, snowball cookies don't melt like actual snow. However, the details of their origin melted into puddles of uncertainty centuries ago.
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The Biggest Food Recalls In Sam's Club History
Food recalls are never fun, especially when the item in question can cause serious harm. Sadly, no grocery chain is immune, not even Sam's Club.
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How The World Wars Made Watercress Sandwiches A British Favorite
Watercress might not be the first sandwich ingredient that many Americans reach for, but it's a bigger deal in the U.K. That popularity was partly born of war.
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The Most Tragic Things About Valerie Bertinelli's Life
Actor and Food Network host Valerie Bertinelli has led a very public life, with plenty of ups and downs. Here are some of the most tragic details of her story.
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False Facts About Strawberries You Thought Were True
Even if you adore strawberries, you might have no idea that these so-called facts about buying, storing, growing, and eating them are actually false.
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The Complex History Of Non-Alcoholic Wine
Non-alcoholic wine might seem straightforward enough, but this non-boozy libation actually has a complex history dating back over a century.
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How Checkers And Rally's Pulled Itself Out Of Restaurant Ruin
After joining forces, the road wasn't always straight for Checkers and Rally's. We take a look at how the race-themed eateries overcame restaurant ruin.
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How Did Biscoff Cookies Become An Iconic Airplane Snack?
For some folks, no flight is complete without a complementary Biscoff cookie. But how did this sweet make its mark as an iconic airplane snack?
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The Multicultural Origins Of The Torta Sandwich
It takes more than one ingredient to make even the simplest sandwich. In the case of the ever versatile torta, it took more than one culture, too.
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10 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking With Condensed Milk
Condensed milk has long been a part of the culinary world, but we may all still be making mistakes when it comes to deploying it in the kitchen.
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How Long Is Spam Good For After Opening It?
Spam is known for its long shelf life when unopened, but have you ever wondered how long it lasts once you pop the lid? It may not be as long as you think!
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Everything You Need To Know About Vegan Beers
Your favorite beer might not actually be vegan. Find out why some animal products are used during beer production and which popular beers are vegan-friendly.
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False Facts About Food Labels You Thought Were True
Food producers count on you not knowing what's missing from a label, and hope that you don't know the legal definitions of the words they've used to entice you.
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What You Didn't Know About The History Of Mashed Potatoes
A simple classic but with a very interesting past, we take a look at everything you didn't know about the history of mashed potatoes ... until now!
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Here's Why Cooking With Lemon On Aluminum Is A Mistake
Aluminum foil and cookware seem good for just about everything in the kitchen, but when it comes to lemons and other acids, you should probably steer clear.
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