11 Craft Beers You Can't Find On Store Shelves
Craft beer connoisseurs know that many breweries have limited releases. Some craft beers are so exclusive that fans need tickets for a release day event.
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The Mexican Restaurant Request That Could Ruin Your Meal
Mexican food can be too spicy for some people, but don't make this mistake in an attempt to avoid the heat. It could ruin the flavor profile of your meal!
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The Vintage Pasta Dish That's Slowly Disappearing From Kitchens
Once an inexpensive meal staple loved by postwar American families, this filling, one-pot pasta dish has largely vanished from dinner tables. This its story.
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Sketchy Restaurant Practices You Should Never Ignore
Nothing can dampen your dining experience than not getting what you expect at a restaurant. Take a look at how some restaurants might try to trick customers.
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The Truth About McDonald's Mogul Ray Kroc
The reason the world knows the name McDonald's isn't because of anyone named McDonald. It was entrepreneur Ray Kroc who recognized the potential the restaurant had, and who took the company to soaring heights after buying out the McDonald brothers. But what don't you know about this entrepreneur?
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This Is Why McDonald's Pies Taste Different Than They Used To
You may have noticed that the pies McDonald's is serving today don't quite align themselves with the pies of your childhood. It's tough to put your finger on, but there's definitely something different about them. Here's everything that's changed about McDonald's iconic dessert.
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The Real Reason There Are Holes In The Middle Of Bagels
What's with the hole in the middle of a bagel, anyway? Turns out there's some incredible history behind it, and some cool mythology, too, along with a couple very practical reasons that hole needs to be there. Bet you had no idea there was so much to the story of the bagel hole, did you?
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False Costco Facts You Always Thought Were True
While there are a ton of Costco secrets the megastore tries its best to keep hidden, there are also some straight up false assumptions that you can easily debunk if you do a little digging. Here's a real rundown of Costco folklore that people consistently mistake for the truth.
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21 Retro Candies We Miss
Here are the candies we miss the most, many of which seem to have been completely wiped from the face of the Earth.
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Food And Drinks That Are Banned In America
The food items on this list have been banned or severely restricted in America for a variety of reasons, all of which we're about to explain.
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Everything McDonald's Gets Wrong About The Hamburger
From the forever burger to no all day burger menu to mystery meat rumors and a lack of veggie options, here's how McDonald's falls behind in the burger game.
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12 Best Single-Serve Coffee Makers (That Aren't Keurig)
If you want a quick cup of joe at home, a single-serve coffee maker is the answer. Take a look at the best single-serve coffee makers available on the market.
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Famous Chefs Can't Stand These Foods
Most chefs have a pretty welcoming palate. That said, there are some foods that even the most adventurous chefs simply don't enjoy for one reason or another.
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One Of The Foods Banned From The International Space Station Is Extremely Simple
Space may be the best thing since sliced bread, but it has shortcomings. For example, you might think it's crumby that you can't have this food on the ISS.
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Why Fans Named This Popular Dessert After Robert Redford
Actor and director Robert Redford won the adoration of film fans and foodies alike. Some appreciated him so much that they named a delicious cake after him.
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The Truth About Kirkland Signature Whiskeys
Costco sells a ginormous amount of alcohol under its multibillion-dollar private label, Kirkland Signature. Here's the truth about Kirkland Signature whiskeys.
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The Untold Truth Of Triple Sec
If you've ever seen the ingredients for a margarita and wondered exactly what triple sec is, we've got you covered.
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Olive Garden Shrimp Scampi: What To Know Before Ordering
Olive Garden is known for its unlimited breadsticks, salad dressing, and consistency. But fans of this chain enjoy its main dishes too, like the Shrimp Scampi.
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These Popular US Deli Meat Brands Are Really Owned By A Company In China
Ever wonder who owns the brands you're buying your meat from? These U.S. grocery store staples may be American delights, but they have roots in China.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Nonstick Pans
Nonstick pans are easy to cook with and clean, but many cooks still make mistakes when using them. Find out how to fix the common errors when using these pans.
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This Underrated 2-Ingredient Snack Is One Of Pennsylvania's Favorite
There's a unique Pennsylvania snack that's easy to prepare and makes for an interesting flavor combination, but not many people outside the state know about it.
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Do Chocolate-Covered Espresso Beans Have More Caffeine Than Coffee?
As a tasty, grown-up treat, chocolate-covered espresso beans are great, but do they have the caffeine kick of a cup of Joe? We have the answer.
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Things You Should Never Order From The Food Court
You're at the mall when hunger strikes. Don't panic. There are some good options there, but be sure to avoid these ones.
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What Gross Movie Foods Actors Had To Eat Were Really Made Of
Sometimes, gross food scenes are done with a little bit of movie magic. But sometimes, a director insists on a little more realism.
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25 Balkan Dishes You Need To Try At Least Once
These must-try dishes are an invitation to delve deeper into the Balkans. These simple, hearty meals speak of home, comfort, and fantastic cultural diversity.
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This Country Wastes 4 Times More Food Than The US Annually
The U.S. doesn't have a great reputation when it comes to food waste, but one nation has a far bigger problem with this environmentally harmful habit.
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The State That's Led The US In Apple Production Since The 1920s
Apples are not native to the U.S., yet they have a lengthy history on American soil. For the last century, this state has made the fruit its signature product.
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