What Ina Garten Loves The Most About Grocery Shopping In Paris
Does anybody know how to throw a party better than Ina Garten? The answer is no. Garten hit the streets of Paris to shop for a casual get-together.
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Give Your Omelet A Taiwanese Twist And Add Canned Oysters
There are many ways to prepare an omelet, with the world's cuisines your oyster when it comes to choosing fillings. Choose actual oysters for a Taiwanese take.
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Has Ina Garten Ever Owned A Restaurant?
Few names are as respected in the culinary world as Ina Garten's. Longtime fans may be curious to learn if she's ever owned her own restaurants.
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The Fresh Sandwiches And Baked Goods You'll Find At Starbucks In Italy
While it may have faced some initial resistance, Starbucks locations in Italy now serve a delectable and diverse menu full of unique lunch and baked good items.
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14 Popular Breakfast Foods In Japan You Should Know
Japanese cuisine follows traditions that value health and wellness, and its breakfasts are no different. Here are 14 popular breakfasts to try.
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The Uncertain History Of How Snickerdoodle Cookies Got Their Name
While everyone knows what a sweet, crinkle-topped, cinnamon-sprinkled snickerdoodle is, few can agree on the exact origin of the cookie's unusual name.
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13 Chinese Restaurant Chains, Ranked Worst To Best
Craving Chinese food? Whether you're looking for takeout orange chicken, spicy lamb noodles, or more, we break down the best Chinese chains in America.
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The Basic Etiquette Rule To Follow When Making A Toast In Russia
If you're in Russia when someone is giving a toast, there's one important rule to follow. And, if you really want to fit in, there's more to learn, too.
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Our Favorite Frozen Dumplings Are As Close To Restaurant Quality As You Can Get
Though ordering takeout can be easy, sometimes you need to save money and opt for a homely experience. These soup dumplings more than satisfy the urge.
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The Oldest Edible Cheese In North America Dates Back To The 17th Century
What is the oldest cheese in North America? Well, it's not the oldest cheese itself, but the oldest type of cheese and it can be found in Canada.
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Taiyaki Vs Bungeoppang: The Difference Between These Fish-Shaped Treats
Taiyaki and bungeoppang are two fish-shaped snacks that look very similar to each other. Beyond their size, there are several other differences worth noting.
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Simon And Garfunkel's Favorite Appetizer Was All About The Spuds
Simon and Garfunkel loved to eat one particular Jewish dish. They even put their own spin on the dish by making them bite-sized to serve as an appetizer.
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12 Cajun And Creole Dishes You Need To Try At Least Once
Louisiana is a melting pot of culinary cultures. When it comes to Cajun and Creole cooking, we asked the experts for which dishes are an absolute must-try.
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One Of The World's Rarest Espresso Machines Lives In An Italian Coffee Shop
Named after explorer Amerigo Vespucci, this one-of-a-kind espresso machine more than justifies a journey to Florence to behold it in action.
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The Buldak Ramen Flavor That Isn't Worth The Pain Of Eating
Instant ramen has come a long way in the past 20 years, with Buldak being one of our favorite brands. Here's the one flavor you'll want to avoid.
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Here's What Our Founding Fathers Drank At George Washington's Farewell Party
The Founding Fathers went all out at George Washington's farewell party as they racked up an impressive bar tab while consuming mass volumes of booze.
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Believe It Or Not, Some Of The Most Popular Brisket In Texas Comes From A Gas Station
Good brisket is an absolute treat, and some of the best in the country comes from an unexpected source. Find out where to go for delicious Texan brisket.
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What Makes A Recipe Amish-Style?
The Amish are known for their rejection of modernity and finely crafted furniture, but not their cuisine. Let's learn what makes a dish Amish-style.
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Canchita: The Peruvian Popcorn Snack Isn't What You Might Expect
Popcorn is not the only snack that can be made out of corn kernels. Canchita is a crunchy and delightful snack hailing from Peru. Give it a try!
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The Instant Coffee Jars Kamala Harris' Family Kept Spices In
Kamala Harris and Mindy Kaling got together to cook some dosas and their families' shared preference for certain storage containers united them.
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13 Ways To Add More Flavor To Roasted Vegetables
Roasted vegetables are an ideal side dish for making a meal more nutritious. We asked a pair of chefs for their favorite ways to add flavor to varied veggies.
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How Liberty Apples Got Their Patriotic Name
A trip to the grocery store or farmer's market reveals many different kinds of apples, especially in the fall. But how did Liberty apples get their odd name?
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What You Need To Know About Baking With Ube
Ube is a purple yam that is native to the Philippines. It can impart your baked good with a delicious flavor and stunning color. Here's how to use it in baking.
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Grocery Store Tourism Is The Latest Hot Trend For World Travelers
There's a list of must-see places in every country, and the grocery store probably isn't on it - but it should be! Here's why grocery store tourism is popular.
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8 Drinks To Try In Peru, According To A Peruvian Chef
Peru's beverages are as diverse and flavorful as its cuisine, and these are the drinks you must try if you visit, according to a Peruvian chef.
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All The Presidents Who Allegedly Never Drank Alcohol
There have only been a few U.S. presidents who allegedly stayed away from alcohol. Let's take a look at these presidents and their reasons for teeotaling.
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Kamala Harris' Favorite Fast Food Restaurant In College Was A Classic
During her college days at Howard University in Washington, D.C., Vice President Kamala Harris favored this iconic fast food restaurant above others.
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