This Was The Go-To Diet Of The World's Oldest Person
if you're thinking Kane Tanaka had sushi and tofu to thank for her longevity, think again: The world's oldest person preferred to snack on cery different foods.
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Jack In The Box Just Became The Latest Chain To Hire Robots
Robots are invading the fast food space in a quick manner, with Jack in the Box being just the latest chain to incorporate them into daily use.
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New Zealand's Secret To Sustainable Wines
New Zealand's wine industry has taken dramatic steps to make its practices more sustainable, yielding remarkable results shared in a 2022 report.
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How Pecan Pie Became The Official State Pie Of Texas
Pecan pie is so beloved by the Lone Star state that it was even named the official state pie in 2013. But how did the treat become so popular in Texas?
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What Makes Danish Hot Dogs So Unique?
Denmark's unique hot dogs really have us talking. But what makes them so different from what you might find at a baseball game or at a cart in New York City?
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What Nestlé Is Doing To Help Its Employees In Ukraine
Food giant Nestlé is stepping up its efforts to support workers in Ukraine, even as some protest it has not done enough to distance itself from Russia.
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How A Flood Led To The Creation Of Johnnie Walker
In 1852 a devastating flood wreaked havoc on the town of Kilmarnock in Scotland and may be the reason the world cherishes Johnnie Walker's Scotch Whisky today.
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The Truth About Ben & Jerry's Flavor Graveyard
Did you know that Ben & Jerry's has an ice cream graveyard? Read on to learn all the amazing details about this unique ice cream destination.
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The Historic Connection Between Pecan Pie And Karo Syrup
Pecan pie is one of those down-home Southern desserts that no one can resist. The sweet treat has evolved over the 20th century, thanks to Karo corn syrup.
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The Maximum Amount Of Cinnamon You Can Safely Eat Each Day
The maximum amount of cinnamon you can eat per day depends on the type of cinnamon in your pantry: cassia or ceylon, aka true cinnamon.
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Whatever Happened To Restaurant Chain Steak And Ale?
What is it about bygone restaurants that so captures the imagination? Is it just nostalgia or do restaurants inhabit a special corner of our memory?
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Why Sri Lankan Farmers Are Running Out Of Food
For years, Sri Lankan farmers have thrived on the fruits of their labor, but the industry has suffered in recent years. Here's everything you need to know.
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This Australian Festival Is An Ode To Garlic Bread
Welcome to Thornbury describes their Garlic Bread Festival as "a whole day dedicated to celebrating and eating garlic bread."
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How The US Dietary Guidelines Could Be Changing In 2025
To help people make better choices when it comes to selecting foods that promote a healthy lifestyle, the USDA and HHS release dietary guidelines.
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The Surprising Reason You Shouldn't Eat While Swimming In Maryland
There is one place in the world where you would be well advised not to swim while eating, not because it's unsafe, but because it's illegal.
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New Wage Tracker Is Holding Restaurant Chains Accountable
The Economic Policy Institute is assessing the labor practices of companies with a new tracker that looks at compensation levels for employees and executives.
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New Study Reveals Sad Reality Of Pesticide Impact On Farmworkers
According to a new study published in BMC Public Health, there is a deep demographic disparity when it comes to pesticide exposure in the United States.
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Whole30-Friendly Fast-Food Options That Won't Ruin Your Diet
Doing the Whole30 diet but craving some fast food? Read on to learn all about how to eat Whole30 while at your favorite fast-food restaurant.
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15 Best Food Movies, Ranked
if you're a fan of food and film, these movies will satisfy your hunger for both. Grab some popcorn and check out our favorite culinary-focused flicks.
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How The Pilgrims Made Apples A Part Of American Cuisine
There are over 100 different types of apples grown in the US, but did you know that we have the pilgrims to thank for bringing this fruit to our land?
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Study Reveals Surprising Truth About The US' Favorite Holiday For Candy
With every holiday comes a wave of seasonal and limited-edition treats to make the occasion extra sweet. But which holiday has the best candy of all?
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The Real Difference Between Corn Syrup And High-Fructose Corn Syrup
Corn syrup and high-fructose corn syrup are two different products, though it's understandable why people might get them confused. Here's the difference.
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15 Books Every Food Lover Should Read
From memoirs that describe travels filled with culinary delights to books that recount a career as a chef, the possibilities are endless for books for foodies.
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Why Starbucks May Exclude Unionized Employees From New Benefits
Starbucks interim CEO Howard Schultz told store leaders the company is considering extending additional employee benefits to non-unionized workers only.
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How One Gardener Broke His Own Guinness World Record
One British gardener has grown a 7-pound tomato, a 624-pound pumpkin, and more. This spring, he broke his own world record for another amazing plant.
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What Is Provel Cheese And Where Can You Find It?
If you ask locals what dish best represents St. Louis, many will say St. Louis-style pizza. But it's actually one of the toppings that grabbed our attention.
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How The Workplace Coffee Break Was Created
When did coffee breaks become a thing? Have workers always had a cup of joe to refuel? The answer (and its connection to the Midwest) might surprise you.
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