30 Types Of Cake, Explained
Like other dishes, cakes are shaped by the cultures and ingredients that surround them. Here are some of the most popular cakes and what makes them unique!
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The Price Of Bananas Causes Sticker Shock
Consumers have been dealing with rising inflation, which hit a new 40-year high. Unfortunately for fruit lovers, bananas are not immune to inflated costs.
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The Few Foods Seeing Some Relief From Inflation Around The Globe
Most consumers have probably been concerned about the effects of inflation happening in grocery stores. Thankfully, there might be relief on the horizon.
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A Third Trader Joe's Location May Be Joining The Union Movement
A third Trader Joe's location (a store in Boulder) has filed to hold a union vote. Here's what you need to know about the unionization of the grocery chain.
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Why The USDA Is Being Sued By 22 States
22 states have united to sue the USDA over policies that require state agencies to update non-discrimination policies and signs. Here's what you need to know.
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The Debated Origin Story Of The Bloody Mary Cocktail
It seems the drink started out at Harry's New York Bar, with its creator inspired by a famous patron's go-to drink. But that same patron told a different story.
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How Steirereck Restaurant Keeps Its Menu One Of A Kind
Steirereck combines impeccable service with a one-of-a-kind menu, but the restaurant is still approachable to those unfamiliar with fine dining. Here's how.
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How Delmonico's Helped Pioneer The Idea Of 'Farm-To-Table'
The iconic Delmonico's restaurant in New York City claims quite a few first endeavors in the culinary world, including the farm-to-table movement.
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What Makes Buffalo-Style Pizza Unique?
At first glance, Buffalo-style pizza may look like just any other pepperoni pizza. So, just what is it that makes Buffalo-style pizza unique?
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How H Mart Transformed Shopping For Asian-Americans
The Asian-American supermarket chain, H Mart, started as a humble grocery store in Queens, back in 1982. However, it transformed shopping for Asian-Americans.
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The Muddled History Of How Eton Mess Came To Be
The Eton Mess is a much-loved, traditional British dessert. However, the history of how the Eton Mess came to be is somewhat muddled and confusing.
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How Aquaculture Originated In Ancient China
China is responsible for more than half of all seafood production while the earliest record of aquaculture can be traced back to China during the Zhou dynasty.
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Why Online Grocery Shoppers Spend Significantly More Than Those In-Store
With food prices surging, consumers are seeking ways to stretch their grocery budget as far as possible. That's why many are returning to in-store shopping.
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Everything You Need To Know About Michelin's Fork And Spoon Rating
The Michelin star system can be confusing. When you add in different awards it can get tricky, so here's what you need to know about the Fork and Spoon Award.
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Why A Meal At Geranium Can Take At Least 3 Hours
Most European meals last longer than American ones, and that's especially true at Denmark's Geranium where dinner can take at least 3 hours. Here's why.
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New Report Shows People Prefer A Pre-COVID Restaurant Experience
Eating in a restaurant has traditionally been special for most diners. And, data shows that consumers want a dining experience similar to the pre-pandemic era.
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What Is Coffee Jelly And How Do You Eat It?
So your money doesn't jiggle jiggle, but does your coffee? It should if it's coffee jelly. Here's what you should know about these jiggly, caffeinated cubes.
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Despite Price Hikes, Mondelez Finds Consumers Still Demand Top Snacks
With rising inflation consumers are choosing to skip over some items in the supermarket. But, data shows that some items not ignored are chocolates and snacks
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14 Differences Between American And European Supermarkets
The distinctions between European and American supermarkets are vast, although you will still find some overlapping features. Here are some major examples.
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How The Northern Pacific Line Helped Make Baked Potatoes A Hit
Baked potatoes are a staple at American dinner tables, but it wasn't always that way. Here's how the Northern Pacific Rail Line made the baked potato popular.
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What Makes Cleveland's Polish Boy Sandwich Unique?
Given that a good sandwich should comply with certain criteria, have you ever wondered how a Cleveland's Polish Boy compares? Here's what makes it so special.
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The Real Reason Fancy Restaurants Don't Provide Their Chefs With Knives
There does seem to be a consensus that one way a chef separates themselves from a cook is by investing a lot of money into their own knives, but why is this?
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Despite Price Hikes, McDonald's Reports Positive U.S. Sales
McDonald's faced a difficult economic environment and several setbacks but was able to increase sales overall for the period according to a quarterly report.
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Could Faux Avocados Be The Next Big Thing On The Sustainability Menu?
Inspired by many start-up companies, designer Arina Shokouhi set off to design a new, low-impact version of avocado, which she calls the "evocado".
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This Country Produces More Cherries Than Any Other In The World
The U.S. only comes in second place for cherry production. Here is the country that comes in first place when it comes to producing these delightful fruits.
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Why Food Sovereignty Is Gaining Steam In Indigenous Populations
Food sovereignty empowers communities to take charge by creating fairer food systems. Here's what it means for indigenous populations.
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What Makes Ube Desserts Special To Hawaii
The ube yam is a rich purple root used commonly in Filipino desserts, but how did it make its way into mainstream Hawaiian culture?
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