This Was Albert Einstein's Favorite Food
Albert Einstein was like a lot of us; he indulged in his favorite foods. In fact, if there was one thing he couldn't get enough of, it was this particular food.
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The Palestinian Dessert I Never Skip At This Brooklyn Restaurant
Brooklyn's culinary map is exceptional in its diversity. For a sweet taste of Palestine, head to this eatery in one of the borough's waterside neighborhoods.
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How To Recreate Bojangles' Salted Caramel Apple Crisp In Your Kitchen
This apple crisp is a fall fan favorite over at Bojangles, but you can make your own version any time of the year with this copycat recipe.
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The 7 Best Restaurants In Indiana Featured On Diners, Drive-Ins And Dives
From empanadas and peanut butter hamburgers to soda shops and vegan Reubens, these Indiana restaurants serve up food beloved by customers and Guy Fieri alike.
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The Popular Burger Chain Where Michael B Jordan Celebrated His Oscar Win
Michael B. Jordan cemented his place in Hollywood history when he took home the Best Actor Oscar at the 98th Academy Awards. The "Sinners" star celebrated here.
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How Are McDonald's Big Mac & Big Arch Sauces Different?
The Big Arch may be having a viral moment for all the wrong reasons, but what does the burger actually taste like? The sauce is an important part.
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Before Becoming Famous Alec Guinness Ate This Humble Meal Nearly Every Day Just To Survive Acting School
Alec Guinness may have become a legend of the silver screen, but as a young, up-and-coming actor, he ate the same struggle meal almost every day.
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The 3 NYC Outdoor Food Markets That Make Me Excited For The Warmer Months
Just when you think you have NYC's dining scene figured out, springtime rolls in, and outdoor food markets fill the streets. These are three of the best.
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Why Does Costco's Food Court Hot Dog Taste Different From The Refrigerated Version?
For some, the food court hot dogs at Costco are worth the price of a membership. However, it's hard to replicate the taste at home, even with Kirkland franks.
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Copycat Taco Bell Spicy Potato Soft Taco Recipe
Enjoy all the savory, spicy, spud-y goodness of a Taco Bell spicy potato soft taco right at home with this easy-to-make copycat recipe.
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'It's Legit' — This Fried Chicken Stood Out To Guy Fieri On Triple D
In making his rounds on "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives," Guy Fieri has tried a lot of great fried chicken. One place in particular stood out to him.
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13 Best Ways To Use Leftover Easter Ham
Breathe new life into your leftover Easter ham and try some delicious brunch or dinner recipes that elevate the meat and make it a joy to eat again.
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The Spice That Makes Eggs Golden And Flavorful
Salt and pepper might be the only things you typically season your eggs with, but this spice can give your eggs a boost of golden color and flavor.
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What Fish Is Arby's Crispy Fish Sandwich Actually Made With?
Arby's crispy fish sandwich is strictly seasonal, so some customers may be unfamiliar with the type of seafood used to make it. We've got the answer here!
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Before The Red Carpet: 16 Celebrities Who Worked At Fast Food Restaurants
There are plenty of famous singers, musicians, and movie stars whose working lives started with that humblest of first jobs: the fast food worker.
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Anthony Bourdain Called This The Ultimate Bar Food
Anthony Bourdain had strong opinions on the ultimate bar food. In an episode of "A Cook's Tour," the chef revealed his favorite bar food to pair with a beer.
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The Frontier Stew Cowboys Loved But Modern Diners Left Behind
Some foods born out of 19th-century cowboy culture are still eaten today, while others became obsolete. This forgotten dish really put the "heart" in hearty.
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What Happened To Mama Rita's After Kitchen Nightmares?
Gordon Ramsay arrived at Mama Rita's in Season 2 of "Kitchen Nightmares," only about a year after the restaurant opened. But what happened to it after the show?
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Why Rick Steves Warns Against Tipping With Coins In Certain European Countries
Tipping outside of your home country can be stressful, but Rick Steves has some advice: Don't make the social faux pas of tipping with coins in Europe.
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The Fast Food Spot That Top Chef Host Kristen Kish Adores
Kristen Kish is a renowned chef, restaurateur, cookbook author, and TV personality. She knows her food, but she's not immune to the drive-thru's siren song.
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This Aldi Dip Packs Sweet, Spicy, And Creamy Flavor Into One Award-Worthy Bite
Aldi has many of its own brands of delicious foods and beverages. The grocery chain carries a dip that has heat and sweetness in each creamy bite.
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Add A Splash Of This Savory Sauce For Next-Level Eggs
Well-cooked eggs are beautiful in their simplicity, but sometimes their flavor is a little too plain. Give your plate an instant flavor boost with this sauce.
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What Happened To Amy Bouzaglo After Kitchen Nightmares?
The most defensive and combative owner Gordon Ramsay dealt with on "Kitchen Nightmares" was Amy Bouzgalo. After the show, what has she done?
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The Trader Joe's Frozen Item I Never Leave Without
This go-to item costs less than $4 and is tasty and filling. See which Mexican meal you should put in your cart next time you're at TJ's.
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The Best Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurants In Texas
Forget about the usual tourist traps: These hole-in-the-wall restaurants are among the best in the Lone Star State, according to a native Texan.
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Should You Always Score Ham Before Cooking It?
The ham is on the cutting board, and a knife is nearby, but is scoring the meat the right move? We spoke to an expert to learn more about ham-prep technique.
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This Steakhouse Chain Leaves Diners Feeling Disappointed
Steak knives out: See which eatery isn't really cutting it with patrons and the competitor customers prefer when they're pitted head-to-head.
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