The Unexpected Number Of Cows A Single Burger's Meat Could Come From
The number of cows that a single burger patty may contain will most likely shock consumers as there's often a disconnect between the animal and the end product.
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How A Tainted Can Of Olives Led To The US Food Safety System
The urgent response from health officials to a 1919 deadly outbreak caused by a tainted can of olives would be the turning point for food safety in the U.S.
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Why Wheat Thins Are Actually Banned In Some Other Countries
While European convenience stores are a treasure trove of savory snacks, there's one classic American cracker you find on many shelves abroad: Wheat Thins.
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The Perfect Pudding Has Been Chosen For Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee
Fortnum and Mason held a competition to find the perfect pudding for the Queen's platinum jubilee. Here's everything you should know about the chosen pudding.
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Government Report Claims Meat Companies Lied About COVID Shortage
When meatpacking plants closed due to COVID-19, executives began to sound the alarm that a meat shortage was at hand. But that may not have been true.
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The Real Reason Americans Often Associate Pineapples With Hawaii
Though pineapples are not native to the islands, in the minds of many Americans the fruit is tied to the state of Hawaii thanks to one man.
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Shake Shack's New Candle Collab Smells Like Fast Food, But Fancy
Shake Shack just announced a new product for the house, and it's in collaboration with another New York company, Brooklyn-based candle connoisseurs Apotheke.
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Why Mashed Potatoes Were Once Considered An Aristocratic Dish
Today mashed potatoes are seen as an unfussy, everyday dish, but at one time, this modern comfort dish was considered an aristocratic food. Here's why.
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26 Types Of Pasta Sauce Explained
Curious about what separates a bolognese and a marinara? Ever wonder what goes in a pesto? Read on and you'll be a pasta expert in no time.
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The Real Reason The Price Of Wheat May Continue To Rise
Many Americans rely heavily on wheat, but this dietary staple is becoming increasingly difficult to access. Here's what that could mean for your wallet.
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10 Healthier Snack Brands That Will Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth
Healthier snack brands offer you the choice to satisfy your sweet tooth with more nutritious snacks. These ten brands have the best taste and benefits around.
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The Obama Center's Planned Vegetable Garden Will Honor 2 First Ladies
The South Side of Chicago will eventually be getting an exciting new green space honoring two first ladies thanks to two of the city's most legendary locals.
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What Makes Afternoon Tea Different From High Tea?
Though both are firmly engrained English traditions spanning at least two centuries, high tea and afternoon (or low) tea most definitely are not the same thing.
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Why A Group Of Restaurants Is Suing The Mayor Of Boston
To help local businesses stay afloat, Boston allowed restaurants to set up outdoor dining on sidewalks and streets. Now those restaurants have to pay a fee.
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Why Mario Batali Was Found Not Guilty Of Sexual Misconduct
Celebrity chef Mario Batali has been cleared of all charges of indecent assault and battery in a verdict that took less than two days to reach.
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Why France Is Experiencing A Foie Gras Shortage
Although a controversial product, foie gras is protected by law in France. However, this year the ingredient is hard to come by for a whole different reason.
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There's A New Food Game For Wordle Fans
Move over Wordle! There's a new word game in town, and this time it's all about food. If you're a puzzle-loving foodie, meet the perfect game for you: Phoodle.
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The Strange Reason It's Now Illegal To Picnic In Parts Of Rome
If you were hoping to go on a picnic in Rome, you'll have to make other plans. Picnics have been banned in parts of the city, and the reason will surprise you.
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Everything You Need To Know About Mario Batali's Long-Delayed Trial
Celebrity chef Mario Batali's trial for sexual misconduct began today in Boston after being postponed due to the pandemic. Here are the details about the trial.
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Why Calorie Labels Are Sometimes Inaccurate
We track them, count them, and often demonize them, but calories are both mysterious and misunderstood. Here's why the calories on labels can be inaccurate.
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Cup Noodles Fans Will Want To Know About This New Makeup Collab
Perfect for anyone who's as passionate about instant noodles as they are makeup products, beauty brand HipDot has partnered up with Cup Noodles.
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Here's How Cappuccino Got Its Name
The cappuccino is a name every coffee drinker knows, but do you know how the Italian coffee got its name or even what "cappuccino" means? It's all about color.
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How Chinese Food Inspired Julia Child's Love Of Cooking
Julia Child rose to fame as an expert on French food and in French cooking, but it was actually Chinese food that inspired the chef to take her culinary path.
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Why Avocados Could Become Extinct Sooner Rather Than Later
The world's love for avocados could be what leads to its end, as the fruit not only requires a lot of water to grow but supply cannot keep up with demand.
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Research Reveals How Eating Meat Affects Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Recent research highlights the impact eating meat and switching to meat alternatives can have on greenhouse gas emissions and climate change overall.
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How Feet Used To Be Involved In The Pasta-Kneading Process
The tradition of using one's feet to knead pasta has been used to speed up the cooking process and create a chewy batch of noodles for centuries.
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History Fans Will Want To Know About This New Food Show
"Messy History of American Food" is set to plumb the annals of American gustatory history in search of the little-known truths behind our favorite foods.
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