Why Applesauce Is An Important Part Of Amish Cuisine
In Amish cuisine, applesauce is as much a staple as salt, pepper, and butter. They serve it with every meal (and you can, too). Here's why.
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The Pop-Tarts Mascot Meme, Explained
The edible Pop-Tarts mascot has been popping up all over the internet recently for some bizarrely dark reasons.
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How Provel Cheese Became Popular In St. Louis
Processed cheese could be considered an acquired taste, and the city of St. Louis has most certainly embraced it in the form of Provel cheese.
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11 Discontinued Toaster Strudel Flavors We're Not Getting Back
From Trix to Danish, Pillsbury Toaster Strudels have arrived in many flavors, but not all of these have been fortunate enough to stand the test of time.
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The Possible Link Between Seattle's Orient Express Restaurant And FDR
What connection could the 32nd president of the United States have to a restaurant far away from the nation's capital?
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Thai Red Curry Vs Thai Green Curry: Everything You Need To Know
Some of the best Thai cuisine centers around curries. But do you get the Thai red curry or the Thai green curry? We explain the differences to help you decide.
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False Facts About Pickles You Thought Were True
Pickles might be a staple in your pantry and on your burgers, but we bet you don't have all the facts straight. Find out what you've been incorrectly believing.
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Flavored Foams Belong In More Than Just Your Coffee
Light, frothy foam is always a bonus on a carefully crafted coffee, but that's not the only place you can use it. Try some on a classic cocktail.
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Why Baseball Card Packs No Longer Include Sticks Of Bubble Gum
Here's something for your brain to chew on: Why don't baseball cards come with gum anymore?
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You Can't Make True Copycat Wingstop Corn Without Cajun Blend
If you want your corn to truly taste like it's from Wingstop, it's important to use Cajun seasoning - and if you don't have any, it's easy to make your own.
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What's The Meaning Of Round Fruits For The New Year?
Many people eat round fruits to celebrate the new year, but what does this tradition mean? Here's why round fruits are an important New Year's symbol.
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Cocktail Caviar Is Like Boozy Boba
More than a mere garnish, Cocktail Caviar is the trendy concoction that combines the sophistication of caviar with the playful essence of boozy popping boba.
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The 6 Best And 6 Worst Discontinued Starbucks Drinks
Starbucks has offered a wide range of beverages over the years, though not all have stood the test of time. Here are the best and worst discontinued drinks.
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Minute Maid's Latest Spiked Drinks Put A Boozy Spin On A Nostalgic Juice
Fans of spiked seltzers might want to keep an eye out for Minute Maid Spiked, the brand's first boozy offering coming in the spring of 2024.
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Food Writer Bill Granger, 'King Of Breakfast,' Dead At 54
Accomplished restaurateur Bill Granger passed away on Christmas Day in a London hospital surrounded by family, according to a statement posted on his Instagram.
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Coffee Toast: The Cheese-Filled Dessert That's Both Crunchy And Creamy
Sometimes you would rather eat your coffee as a bready snack rather than drinking it with one. Thankfully, coffee toast exists to help you do just that.
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What, Exactly, Is Chocolate Liqueur?
We've compiled everything you need to know about chocolate liqueur (the beverage, not the candy) - from its history to how it's made and how to use it.
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The 12 Unhealthiest Foods At The Costco Bakery
The treats in the Costco bakery are tasty indeed, but anyone who needs to be mindful of their nutritional intake may want to take a moment to check the labels.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Using Cornstarch
Whether you're a seasoned cook or an aspiring home chef with a runny sauce, take a moment to better understand cornstarch -- the quiet hero of the kitchen.
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Why Brazil Is The Coffee Capital Of The World
Brazil, the South American country with sprawling landscapes and a vibrant culture, has deservingly earned its status as the coffee capital of the world.
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Sea Salt Brings The Contrast The Best Chocolate Chip Cookies Need
Practically everyone has a chocolate chip cookie recipe, but which one is the best? Mashed recipe developer Mark Beahm uses salt to make the ideal cookie.
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13 False Facts About Bananas You Thought Were True
You may think you know everything about bananas, but the reality is there are many myths and false facts out there concerning this unique fruit.
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Economy Candy, New York's Oldest Candy Shop, Has Nearly Every Sweet Imaginable
"Candy Land" might be a board game, but it could also describe Economy Candy, which boasts so many sugary goodies that a sweet tooth might never get bored.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking With Grains
From misjudging water ratios to overlooking the impact of toasting, once you know the most common mistake when cooking grains, they're easy to avoid.
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False Facts About Potatoes You Thought Were True
Potatoes are one of the most popular veggies. While we love them, we also have a lot of misconceptions and false facts about potatoes that we thought were true.
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President McKinley Loved Red Flannel Hash – But What The Heck Is It?
The words "red flannel hash" might evoke images of William McKinley dressing as a lumberjack to eat breakfast. But it refers to something else.
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Poutine Vs Loaded Fries: Everything You Need To Know
Poutine and loaded fries may seem like interchangeable dishes but there are big differences. Here's everything you need to know about these two indulgent meals.
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