Everything You Need To Know About McDonald's Famous Filet-O-Fish
With everything from its interesting beginnings to its tasty customization offerings, the famous Filet-O-Fish sandwich is just as scrumptious as fascinating.
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The Italian Inspiration Behind Starbucks' First International Store
It was actually in Canada where Starbucks took CEO Howard Schultz's idea for an Italian-inspired chain for a test run. Find out where his idea originated.
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Vietnam's Pork Chả Lụa Sausage Has 19th Century Roots
Vietnamese pork chả lụa sausage is a versatile ingredient in many of the country's dishes. Here's how its supposed 19th-century origins blend global cultures.
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The Telltale Sign You're At An Traditional Spanish Churrería
When Americans think of churros, we often think of a sugar-coated dessert, but some of the most authentic churros in Spain aren't a dessert at all.
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The Dessert Chef Darren McGrady Always Made For Princess Diana
Even royals have a sweet tooth. Here is the dessert that Princess Diana always asked for seconds of, according to Royal chef Darren McGrady.
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The Accidental Invention Of Oyster Sauce
Oyster sauce is a versatile ingredient that can add richness and complexity to dishes, but like many great inventions, its creation wasn't entirely intentional.
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Italy's Piadina Flatbread Is The Perfect Meal On-The-Go
Ditch the burger and fries and take your fast food to the next level -- here's why Italy's piadina flatbread makes the perfect meal on the go.
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Why The Dive Bar Is So Difficult To Define
The definition of the dive bar may be hazy, but that's what makes it so iconic. Here's how this type of establishment keeps people coming.
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Why You Should Slurp Soba Noodles, Not Chew
While slurping may seem silly, it's actually quite the opposite when it comes to soba noodles. Here's why this manner is acceptable for this Japanese dish.
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Where Does The Expression 'Breaking Bread' Come From?
The expression "breaking bread," when viewed in a modern context, doesn't really have anything to do with bread. Its origins are rooted in more than food, too.
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What Was Breakfast Like In Victorian England?
Breakfast during the Victorian era in England was a fascination to partake in that varied for many. Here's how this morning meal progressed.
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The 93-Year-Old Dairy Farm That Switched From Cows To Plants
One of New York's oldest dairy farms successfully made the transition from dairy farm to one that plants, harvests, and produces plant milk.
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The Disputed Origin Of The Hot Toddy
The hot toddy is a classic drink that has stood the test of cold wintertime. Here's how the origin of this cozy cocktail, although disputed, came to be.
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The Spice You Absolutely Can't Skip When Cooking Indian Cuisine
When thinking of Indian cuisine, cumin comes to mind, but there is another unsung hero. Here's the spice you absolutely can't skip when cooking Indian cuisine.
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Romesco Sauce Vs. Muhammara: What's The Difference?
Romesco sauce and muhammara are both pepper-based dips that you might not be able to tell apart on visuals, but they have a few key differences.
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The Crispy Conundrum That Inspired The Inventor Of The Air Fryer
The idea that inspired the invention of the air fryer was a surprising conundrum. Here's how this kitchen gadget turned a soggy situation into a crispy one.
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What Makes Oaxaca's Mole Blanco Unique?
Although not as well-known, mole blanco remains a unique sauce that hails from Oaxaca. Here's why it may surprisingly stand out from the rest.
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Churros Vs. Porras: What's The Difference?
While you might've munched on or at least seen a churro. you may have never done the same to a porra. See what distinguishes these two Spanish pastries.
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The Difference Between Chilaquiles And Migas
With fried tortillas, eggs, and plenty of toppings, chilaquiles and migas are two dishes that look deliciously similar. So, what's the difference between them?
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Why Chicago Is So Important To Starbucks History
Isn't Starbucks supposed to be geographically linked to Seattle? Believe it or not, Chicago plays an important role in Starbucks' history.
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Is Bronze-Cut Pasta Really All That Different From Modern Pasta?
Most of the pasta you'll find today is not bronze-cut. See how this way of producing pasta differs from modern methods and why it might be coming back.
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What Makes Ponytail Kimchi Unique?
The type of radish used to make ponytail kimchi is called chonggak mu, which translates to small radish. Learn more about this delicious dish.
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What To Consider When Selecting A Pot For Making Soup
Seasoned chefs claim that soup pots should be roomy enough to handle large cooking tasks, be it for family or an event. But how big, you ask? Find out!
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Shares Plummet For Largest US Egg Producer Despite Record Sales
Eggs are a refrigerator staple found in many American kitches. Despite record sales, shares have plummeted for one of the largest American egg producers.
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The Type Of Cheese You Should Be Careful Refrigerating
There's a certain variety of cheeses that will actually benefit from being left out on the counter rather than stored in the refrigerator. Read to see which!
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Hershey Is Facing A Federal Lawsuit Over Lead Concerns
Following Consumer Reports' investigation into the heavy metal content in popular chocolate brands, a New York citizen is filing charges against Hershey's.
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How Trader Joe's Knew Its Mandarin Orange Chicken Would Be A Hit
Trader Joe's is known for its branded products, one of the most popular being its Mandarin Orange Chicken. Here's how the company knew it would be a hit.
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