The Dr Pepper Capital Of The World Isn't Where You Would Think
Dr Pepper may have been invented in Waco, Texas, but its most ardent fans reside in a completely different city. Where, exactly, is the Dr Pepper capital?
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Cheese Curds Vs Mozzarella Sticks: What's The Gooey Difference?
Whether you love mozzarella sticks, cheese curds, or both, you may wonder about the differences between the two. Here's what happens beneath the breading.
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Steakhouse Caesar Salads Ranked Worst To Best, According To Customers
If you don't like steak, or want some veggies with your meal, a Caesar salad is a must. See our list of steakhouse Caesar salads ranked worst to best.
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The Rise Of Fast Food And Grocery Chain Podcasts, Explained
Podcasting has radically change the media landscape and grocery chains and restaurants are taking notice by producing web-based programs tailored to consumers.
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The Difference Between Canola And Rice Bran Oil For Frying Food
Canola oil is a popular option for frying food. However, rice bran oil may have some practical and nutritional advantages. Here are the essential facts.
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What Are Pink Beans And What Do They Taste Like?
Pink beans, the musical fruit: Their flavor notes are good to boot. They don't need to toot their own horns because people have sung their praises already.
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No, Taco Bell Doesn't Exist In Mexico
Taco Bell twice attempted to break into the Mexican market but it didn't worked either time. If you're traveling in Mexico you won't find a single Taco Bell.
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Cold-Cheese Pizza: The Cool New York Take On 'Za
Cold pizza is a leftover legend. One pizzeria in New York serves up slices that incorporate the best of both fresh pizza and leftover 'za simultaneously.
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During Jolabokaflod, Icelanders Read Books And Drink Hot Cocoa
Jolabokaflod, the Christmas Eve tradition of Iceland, is a celebration that sees people swapping books as gifts, and then reading them and sipping on hot cocoa.
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Why Restaurant Bread Dipping Oil Is So Good & How To Properly Use It
Bread dipping oil is easy to make, but you probably don't make it at home. Somehow it always seems to taste better when you're eating out. Here's why.
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Steakhouse Salads Ranked Worst To Best, According To Customers
Most don't think of salads when going to a steakhouse. You might be curious to know who has the best. See our list of steakhouse salads ranked worst to best.
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Casamigos Gift Sets Tequila Lovers Should Put On Their List
Looking for a gift for that tequila lover in your life? Consider one of these gift sets centered around Casamigos tequila, its mixers, and its rimmers.
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Celsius Energy Drinks Vs Coffee: The Ultimate Caffeine Face-Off
When you're craving caffeine, you have a lot of options. Find out if Celsius is the right beverage for your next energy boost, or if you should stick to coffee.
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Steakhouse Chains With The Absolute Best French Fries
Some of the best french fries can be found at some of the country's top steakhouses. We look beyond the beef to help you find some of the tastiest spuds around.
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What It Was Like To Eat At The First A&W
Today's A&W restaurants are far different from the original root beer stands launched by the chain's founder, Roy Allen, more than a century ago.
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The Difference Between Brown And Dijon Mustard
Unless you're a mustard aficionado, it can be hard to know what sets the many types of this condiment apart. Learn what makes brown and Dijon mustard different.
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An Exploding Can Of Cooking Spray Led To A $7.1 Million Payout
A head cook at a Pennsylvania social club suffered serious burns after a can of cooking spray exploded while sitting on a shelf. The cook sued and won.
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Store-Bought Gravy Ranked, Worst To Best, According To Customer Reviews
There are lots of options when it comes to store-bought gravy. We researched some of the top brands to help you decide which ones to put on your grocery list.
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Grocery Store Alcohol Brands, According To Customers, Ranked
We did some investigative re-pour-ing to find out which grocery store alcohol brands you're better off avoiding and which are your best bet for a good time.
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Blueberry Pasta Is The Mashup We Didn't Know We Needed
Because blueberries have a subtle taste with notes of both sweetness and acidity, they won't overpower your pasta, but open up more possibilities for flavor.
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False Facts About Turkey You Thought Were True
With the holidays coming soon, roasting a turkey may be on your mind. You might be interested to read about false facts about turkey you thought were true.
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What, Exactly, Is Steak Milanesa?
Fried food isn't just a U.S. staple, and steak milanesa proves it. This breaded, fried meat is beloved in countries throughout South America and Europe.
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The Halloween Potato Trend, Explained
If your kid came home from trick-or-treating with a potato in their Halloween bag, here's what you need to know about the strange and seemingly random trend.
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Ravioles Du Dauphiné Are A French Take On An Italian Pasta Classic
They may look like Italian pasta, but ravioles du Dauphiné are a distinctly French take on a traditional dish - and they're sweeping the U.S. food scene!
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What Makes Jamaican Curry Powder Unique?
Jamaican curry powder builds on other curry powders by adding unique ingredients that bring depth and warmth. Here's what you need to know about this seasoning.
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Are Simmer Pots Actually Edible?
When spreading the delicious smells from a simmer pot throughout your home, you might be wondering if you should consume the pot's contents.
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How Thor Inspired Yule Log Cakes
Many folks likely associate the Norse god Thor with summer blockbusters, but before that, he was the inspiration for a beloved holiday tradition: the Yule log.
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