How Is Ketchup Really Made?
A bottle of ketchup can be found in almost every U.S. home. But do you know what goes into making that tomato-based condiment that gets put on so many foods?
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Why A Bloody Mary Tastes Better On An Airplane
It’s not in your head: Bloody Marys do taste different on planes, according to research. It has to do with how flights affect your taste buds.
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Copycat Ruth's Chris Creamed Spinach Recipe
Our deliciously decadent, silky-smooth and creamy copycat Ruth's Chris creamed spinach recipe is thickened with a simple roux and lots of butter.
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The Only Texas Roadhouse Location Owned By Willie Nelson
Willie Nelson has a dedicated corner in every Texas Roadhouse, but he only has ownership in one location. It's in Texas, naturally. Here's where you'll find it.
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Swap Vegetable Oil Out For This The Next Time You Fry Food
Frying is one of the most common methods of cooking, and vegetable oil is used often. There's a better choice of oil for frying and deep-frying foods.
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Celebrity Chefs Who Were Sued By Their Employees
For waiters, working at a renowned restaurant run by a famous chef might sound pretty great ... as long as their tips don't get stolen.
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12 Best Chinese Restaurants In The US Worth Traveling For
Chinese restaurants are ubiquitous across the country, but not all of them stand out for the quality of their food. Here are the best ones you need to visit.
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Why Bad Weather Could Provide The Perfect Time To Dine Out
While not many people want to go out to eat during bad weather, it might actually be the best time to do so. Here's everything you need to know.
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When Does Costco Restock Its Shelves?
With its quality items at wholesale prices, Costco is a very popular place to shop. Many shoppers wonder when the store does its restocking.
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16 Celebrities That Are Actually Vegan
Some celebrities are louder about their culinary preferences than others. These well-known figures all eschew animal products in favor of a vegan diet.
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Why Tomatoes Don't Taste The Same Anymore
Do you find the taste of fresh tomatoes a little boring? It's not just you; there's a scientific reason the flavor of this popular fruit has devolved.
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The Waterfront Restaurant That Shares A Unique Bond With Jimmy Buffett
One of the coolest things about Jimmy Buffet was that his songs were often based on real experiences and places, including this Key West waterfront restaurant.
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Just How Many Stores Does Aldi Have Globally?
Fans of Aldi know that the German-owned grocery chain has taken the U.S. by storm, but how many stores does Aldi own? Here's the extent of its global reach.
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Gordon Ramsay Elevates Pancakes With One Caramelized Twist
Gordon Ramsay may be a tough customer on "Kitchen Nightmares," but he knows his way around a dish, upgrading pancakes with a delectable, caramelized twist.
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Barely Anybody Remembers McDonald's Failed Filet-O-Fish Mascot
Ronald McDonald, Grimace, and the Hamburglar are the stuff of McDonald's legend. Sadly, the chain's fish sandwich mascot didn't catch on in the same way.
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The Trader Joe's Frozen Good I Buy Every Trip
Trader Joe's has one of the best, most diverse frozen food sections around. This Asian treat from the popular chain has us hooked with its quality and flavor!
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Don't Fall Into This Trap When Ordering Wine At A Restaurant
Ordering wine at a restaurant can feel intimidating, but understanding pricing patterns can help diners make smarter choices without overspending.
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Martin Luther King Jr Had A Sweet Tooth For This Southern Dessert
While Martin Luther King Jr. was a prominent leader in the Civil Rights Movement, he was also just a man who loved to eat this popular Southern dessert.
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The Chain With One Of The Most Extensive Fish Menus In Fast Food
How many fast food restaurants can you think of that serve fried clam strips, crab cakes, and fish tacos? This chain offers all of those seafood items and more.
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Why Food At The White House Was So Bad Under FDR
When you think of places that serve bad food, the White House probably doesn't cross your mind. People who visited when FDR was president thought otherwise.
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How To Prevent Your Pyrex From Exploding In The Oven
Nobody wants their Pyrex baking dish to become a ticking time bomb in the oven. Here's why your bakeware might detonate and how to avoid it.
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The Store-Bought Butter That World-Renowned Chef Jacques Pépin Uses For Baking
Jacques Pépin is an accomplished chef and beloved culinary inspiration. When he revealed what kind of butter he bakes with, the answer was a little surprising.
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12 White Wines From Sam's Club Under $20, Tried And Ranked By A Sommelier
In the sea of options lining Sam's Club's shelves, it can be tricky to know which white wines shine. So, I did a taste test of 12 options priced at under $20.
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This Fast Food Spot Has The Best Pickles
Pickles play a strong yet supporting role in the typical fast food menu, and as such, some are better than others. At this eatery, they're exceptionally good.
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Bob Dylan's Tour Rider Comes With A Strict Seafood Rule
How many rules must a man write down before you know what fish he wants? The answer is in Bob Dylan's tour rider, which includes very specific restrictions.
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The Pepperoni Red Flag You Might Be Ignoring At Pizzerias
There's nothing like a good slice of pepperoni pizza, but there's nothing like biting into a bad slice of pepperoni pizza, either. Here's the red flag to avoid.
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Should You Be Washing Your Watermelon?
It's a good question, whether you should wash your watermelon or not. After all, you don't eat the rind, do you? The answer isn't as clear cut as it seems.
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