What Even Is A Vol-Au-Vent Anyway?
You may have seen vol-au-vents baked on The Great British Baking Show. Using puff pastry, these hors d'oeuvres can be made with savory or sweet fillings.
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The Complete History Of Coleslaw
That side of coleslaw that came with last night's bucket of fried chicken is the result of a culinary tradition spanning decades and multiple nations.
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Store-Bought Vs Homemade Pizza Sauce: Which Is Better?
Whether you like to make your own pizza sauce or buy it in the store, deciding which is better is tough. See which is better, store-bought vs. homemade.
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False Facts About Egg Salad Everyone Believes
Egg salad is a type of dish that has many false facts. If you don't like egg salad, it's time to debunk some of those myths so you can actually enjoy it.
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American Vs Korean Corn Dogs: What's The Difference?
Two nations have formed their own vision of the corn dog. Which one is correct? Can either be right or wrong when they're both so delicious?
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The Differences Between Soft Serve And Custard, Explained
Let's unravel the delectable differences between soft serve and custard, two of our favorite summer treats, from ingredients to price to scooping style.
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The 7-Layer Salad Is A Mid-Century Delight That Calls For Lots Of Peas
Whether it's a family picnic, a potluck, or a charming luncheon, the seven-layer salad has been captivating hearts and palates alike for generations.
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The Fry-Stuffed Pittsburgh Sandwich You Can Multitask With
Primanti Bros' stacked, fry-stuffed sandwich was created for truck drivers in Depression-era Pittsburgh so they could eat a whole meal one-handed on the job.
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The Salty Ingredient Swap You Should Try For Ice Cream Sandwiches
While an ice cream sandwich has a timeless appeal, adding a salty element might make it even better. Saltine crackers might be the perfect foil for ice cream.
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What Makes A Sport Drink Truly Hydrating?
We've got the dish on the hydrating power and potential of sports drinks, those multi-colored beverages favored by athletes and others around the world.
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We Didn't Deserve The Red Chickz's Giant Chicken Sandwiches
The super-size sandwich had chili mayo, countless pieces of Nashville hot fried chicken, coleslaw, and tons of pickles - all fit between two large brioche buns.
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The Beloved Aldi Onion Chutney That Fans Like To Put On Pizza
Aldi brought back its seasonal Onion Chutney, and fans wasted no time in sharing the all ways they're going to use it, with pizza topping the list.
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The Hack That Turns Biscoff Spread Into A Glorious Ice Cream Topping
To the delight of the Biscoff cookies' many fans, the nostalgic flavor comes as a spread, which this hack turns into the perfect topping for your ice cream.
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Why Canned Artichokes Are Always Superior To Fresh
Since it takes so much patience to get to the palatable heart and stems, and you should never eat an artichoke whole, buying them canned just makes more sense.
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False Facts About Bologna You Thought Were True
Bologna may have an undesirable reputation among many people, but it's unwarranted. Find out which facts to ignore to make way for the truth about bologna.
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The History Behind Banana Bread
Banana bread is a popular comfort food that becomes trendy during times of hardship. Ingredients change with the times, but it's always a joy to bake.
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The Difference Between Traditional Macchiatos And Starbucks' Flavorful Versions
Macchiatos are a favorite coffee drink at Starbucks, but do its sweet and milky offerings differ from traditional espresso drinks you can order at other cafés?
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Brand Ice Cubes With A Personalized Stamp For Next Level Cocktails
Ice cubes can be personalized by being stamped with monograms or logos so that the drink itself is branded to match the establishment where it was created.
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Why Some Prefer Old-Fashioned Thermoses To Temperature Control Mugs
Coffee drinkers love their java piping hot. Old-fashioned thermoses and temperature control mugs can get the job, but which is the best choice?
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How Tea Became An Integral Part Of British Culture
Tea is practically synonymous with the U.K. these days, but that wasn't always the case. Here's the complicated history of how tea became a British phenomenon.
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Pulled Pork Is The Savory Secret Ingredient For Juicier Egg Rolls
Mashed recipe developer Erin Johnson created this unique, fun recipe for pulled pork egg rolls, which she calls "one of [her] favorite ways to use pulled pork."
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Chick-Fil-A Returns To The UK After Controversial 2019 Pop-Up
After failed attempts to setup shop in 2019 and some ugly controversy, Chick-fil-A will be opening up new shops in the UK in 2025.
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Semolina Is The Ingredient That Will Give Your Pizza That Desired Crunch
We can achieve crunchy pizza crusts at home with semolina flour -- a light dusting is all you need, and it also keeps the pizza from sticking to the wheel.
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Captain Morgan Spices Up Football Season With A Treasure Hunt
The prizes for this year's Captain Morgan treasure hunt include football gear, concert tickets for Bebe Rexha, and a party thrown by NFL start Victor Cruz.
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Aldi Shopper Seen Swapping Berries - Reddit Is Both Grossed Out And Impressed
A shopper can be seen sorting through a package of strawberries. Most Redditors took issue with the shopper's grocery foul -- others were begrudgingly impressed
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False Facts About Electrolytes You Thought Were True
With the popularity of sports drinks and keeping hydrated, there are many false facts about electrolytes you thought were trues. Read about these myths.
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Why Canned Goods Are Shaped Like Cylinders, According To Science
In the 21st century, we take the humble can for granted. However, it remains one of the greatest innovations in food preservation and packaging history.
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