The Story Behind The Oldest Candy Store In The US
The oldest candy store in the United States has a long and impressive history, one that sets it apart from the more popular brands.
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Stories By Michelle Welsch
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The Classic Danish That's A Must-Order At Le Pain Quotidien
While muffins, turnovers, cakes, crookies, macaroons, and croissants tempt diners at Le Pain Quotidien, there's one order that is not to be missed.
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Here's Why Gordon Ramsay Changed His Mind About Vegan Food
During the episode, appropriately titled "Gordon Ramsay Loves Vegans!", Ramsay admits he actually loves vegan food.
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Jacques Pépin's Famous Soufflé Is Based On His Mother's Mistake
Sometimes mistakes lead to brilliant inventions, however, and such is the case with Jacques Pépin's Maman's cheese soufflé.
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The 2 Main Types Of Pancetta, Explained
Here's what you need to know about the two main varieties of pancetta -- what is arrotolata and stesa pancetta, and what sets these two apart?
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Stanley Tucci's 2-Noodle Combo For An Unforgettable Lasagna
Regardless of the kind of noodles you use, Stanley Tucci insists on combining who different types of noodles for his lasagna recipe.
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Make Your Bourbon Taste Like Chocolate Chip Cookies With One Technique
Should you be looking for a sweeter option than duck fat or brown butter, we have another ingredient for you to try: cookies.
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Ina Garten's Favorite Salad Doubles As Her Go-To Steak Pairing
Ina Garten's approach to simple pairings of steak and salad is to plate beds of this salad with tender cuts of juicy, buttery steak.
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5 Delicious Ingredients For DIY Flavored Cream Cheese
With all of the ingredients in your hands, the flavors are left in your control as you look to season and adjust ratios to make up each batch of cream cheese.
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The Story Behind The Oldest Farmers Market In The US
If you have ever wondered where the longest running farmers market in the United States is located, we have the answer for you.
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The Best Nespresso Pod For A Deliciously Nutty Macchiato
Not too long ago you had to venture to the local coffee joint to get a macchiato, now it can be done simply at home with a pod.
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The Sustainable Origin Story Of Equator Coffees
Finding ethically-sourced, sustainable coffee can be a challenge. But California-based Equator Coffees makes it possible. Here's the company's origin story.
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One Of The World's Rarest Chocolates Was Once Eaten By The Aztecs
This rare variety of chocolate was an important staple in Aztec society, even being used as currency. Today, it's a rare but delicious bean.
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Colorado's Sloppiest Dish Is Also Its Most Iconic
Have you ever heard of the Pueblo slopper? This burger is one of the most iconic to come out to the American Southwest, and it isn't hard to understand why.
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Here's What It Means To Receive 'Silent Service' In A Restaurant
If you've been confused by the term "silent service," here's what you need to know about this crucial fine dining nomenclature.
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The Hands-Down Best Bagel Brand For Gluten-Free Foodies
Though store-bought varieties may struggle to match a freshly-made version, we have found one brand that is well up to the task.
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Consider This Tip When Adding Canned Pumpkin To Cocktails
The right amount of canned pumpkin can add an appealing sweetness to a drink, but there is an extra step you'll want to take if you're attempting this at home.
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The Walnut-Flavored Bitters You Need To Start Adding To Bourbon
Dashing bitters into your next bourbon cocktail can dramatically shape the taste of your drink without impacting the rest of the ingredients.
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How To Make Mozzarella Taste Smoked Without A Smoker
Cheese can melt and requires your attention to ensure the quality of the smoke, but we have an easier way to mimic the flavor without having to strike a match.
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5 Dessert Bowl Ideas To Satisfy Your Sweet Snack Cravings
Imagine an adult-sized trifle served in an aesthetically pleasing dish filled with the food items of your dreams.
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Why Bobby Flay Always Serves Food Family-Style When Cooking At Home
Whether entertaining guests for a holiday meal or throwing a summertime backyard party, Bobby Flay replies on family-style menus.
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The Ultimate Wine Pairing To Pour With Your Gazpacho Soup
A refreshing and chilled gazpacho is a perfect dish to lead off a dinner party, so we asked an expert for a wine to pair with the vibrant soup.
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The Intentional Imperfection Behind The Starbucks Logo Design
Everyone knows the Starbucks logo - or thinks they do. As it turns out, the iconic green siren has a few tricks up her sleeve, including a key imperfection.
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Southern Pear And Mayonnaise Salad Doubles As A Work Of Art
Whether you're visiting a relative's house or are going to a potluck-style function, one dish is sure to capture your attention.
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Make Your Wendy's Frosty Taste Expensive With A 3-Ingredient Addition
While it's perfectly okay to drink your Wendy's Frosty straight or dip fries into it, you can easily elevate this sweet treat. It just takes three ingredients.
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5 Delicious Ways To Use Costco's New Guava Spread
There's a new quava spread available at Costco and fans are lining up to grab it. What should you do with all that guava? Here are some ideas.
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What Is Unique About Olive Garden's Italian Margarita?
An Italian margarita reimagines a classic marg recipe by swapping out Cointreau for an Italian liqueur. Here's the one Olive Garden uses.
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