The Curious Medicinal Whey Baths Of Switzerland
Tourists' penchant for relaxing experiences has grown over the years. And, adventurous relaxers in Switzerland are curious about what whey baths have to offer.
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The Fruits And Veg That Helped Earn New Jersey The Title 'Garden State'
New Jersey is fondly known as 'The Garden State,' but where exactly did this name come from? Here are the crops that gave the state its nickname.
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The Meaning Behind Krispy Kreme's Iconic Neon Sign
Krispy Kreme is an iconic American chain -- and the meaning behind its neon sign has long been speculated. Here's what the Krispy Kreme sign really means.
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Bok Choy Vs. Napa Cabbage: Is There A Nutritional Difference?
Bok choy and napa cabbage can be similar. But they do differ in their own ways, including health benefits, which could lead you to choose one over the other.
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This Country Produces The Most Avocado Oil Worldwide
In recent years, avocado oil has been touted as a healthy fat to add to your cooking. Here's the country you can thank for producing your favorite oil.
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Full English Vs. Full Irish Breakfast: What's The Difference?
A full English fry-up is a decadent, meat-heavy way to start your day. But have you ever tried a full traditional Irish breakfast? What's the difference?
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The Working Class History Of Sausage Gravy
Sausage gravy is a delicious and cozy addition to a multitude of different dishes. Here is a look at the working class history of this specific type of gravy.
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How Telemarketers Inspired This New Craft Cocktail Bar
You may want to start picking up when telemarketers call, as it paid off in an unexpected way for one North Carolina man: a new cocktail bar.
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The 'Basic' Sauce That Can Take 3 Days To Make
While all moles are labor intensive, perhaps none take quite as much time as Oaxacan mole negro.
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13 Best Oktoberfests In The US, Ranked
Celebrate Oktoberfest at some of America's best festivals. Filled with beer, food, and German culture, explore the best Oktoberfest celebrations in the country.
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Why Julia Child Loved Monkfish So Much
At first glance, monkfish isn't the most appetizing. But the odd-looking fish has become something of a delicacy. Here's why Julia Child loved to cook it.
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What Makes Swedish Pearl Sugar Unique?
Swedish pearl sugar is a delicious dessert addition you may not be familiar with. Here's what makes this sugar unique -- and how to add it to your recipes.
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Which Trendy Ingredient Is The Most Overrated? - Exclusive Survey
Some trends stick around and become staples, while others wither away. We asked the trendy ingredient people think is overrated, and the answers are intriguing.
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Here's What Makes Oktoberfest Beers Unique
Oktoberfest is the global annual drinking festival that started in Germany as a royal celebration. But, here's what makes the official festival beers unique.
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These Food Brands Will Change Packaging Due To The Queen's Death
There's a lot of change going on in the UK, even down to the labels on food. Here's why some brands will be changing their labels after the queen's passing.
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Tomato Choka: The Caribbean Veggie Dish You Should Know
Tomato choka is a wonderful dish to serve during the summertime because it highlights the fruit in peak season and it's quick and easy to prepare on the grill.
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What Makes Nigerian Stock Unique?
The foundation for many of Nigeria's broth-based dishes comes from a boldly flavorful stock, much like chicken noodle soup and gumbo in the United States.
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The Controversial Origin Of The Everything Bagel
Especially beloved among New Yorkers, the everything bagel quickly exploded in popularity. There are many who claim to be the first to create the iconic taste.
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The Reason Skate Is An Overlooked Seafood Option In The US
The skate is far less popular than favorites like tuna or salmon. Why has it been so overlooked by seafood consumers in the U.S.? And are we missing out?
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Why The Farm At Highgrove Is So Important To King Charles III
King Charles purchased Highgrove House in 1980 and worked to lovingly restore the entire property. Here's why this farm is so important to King Charles III.
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The Real Reason Food With A Pointed End Is Never Served To The Monarch
There are many rules when it comes to the royal family, even regarding food. One of these rules involves pointy food, which can never be served to the monarch.
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Why Queen Elizabeth Always Brought Her Own Water While Abroad
Being royal comes with plenty of responsibilities, and maintaining good health is one of them. Here's why Queen Elizabeth always carried her own water.
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This State Grows More Eggplant Than Any Other In The US
Eggplants are regarded for their deep purple coloring and versatility in the kitchen. There is one U.S. state that grows far more eggplants than any other.
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Use This Condiment For Fiery Ice Cream
Some of our favorite foods feature contrasting flavors, textures, and temperatures. That's probably why this spicy condiment goes so well with ice cream.
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Goguma Mallaengi: The Chewy Korean Sweet Potato Snack
Maybe nature's gummy candy isn't dried fruit at all -- and the real golden gummy alternative is Korean dried sweet potatoes, aka goguma mallaengi.
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What's In King Charles III's 'Breakfast Box'?
When you have a team of people waiting on you all day, you get to be picky with your meals. Here's what King Charles likes in his special 'breakfast box.'
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Which Country Produces The Most Celery?
If you're a fanatic of celery, wouldn't you like to know which country produces the most of it? Here's a bit of surprising history about the stalky vegetable.
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