Elvis Presley's Famous Wedding Cake Would Cost $30,000 Today
Elvis and Priscilla Presley went all out for their 1967 wedding, with a six-layer cake featuring kirsch-flavored Bavarian cream and red marzipan roses.
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This Swedish Candy Fails On The Flavor Front
The pick-and-mix format of Swedish candy lends itself to exploration. But not all flavors are winners. Here's the worst Swedish candy we tasted.
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American Vs Japanese Worcestershire Sauce: What's The Difference?
Worcestershire sauce is that "extra something" for a variety of recipes, but what's the difference between the American and Japanese versions, anyway?
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Here's What To Know About Crispy Cones From Shark Tank
After being inspired by chimney cakes while in Europe, the creators of Crispy Cones pitched their business to the sharks. Here's how it worked out.
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The Best Way To Store Brazilian Cheese Bread Without Losing Its Crunch
Is there anything worse than baking Brazilian cheese bread and watching the leftovers lose their allure? Proper storing and reheating is key!
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15 Vintage Sandwiches That Nobody Remembers Anymore
These vintage sandwiches crafted with ingredients you never would've thought of show that sandwiches are so versatile. Would you try recreating any of these?
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Anthony Bourdain Called This Simple And Unique Pasta Dish Absolutely Perfect
The world has no shortage of phenomenal pasta dishes. The fact that Anthony Bourdain described this one, in particular, as perfect says a lot.
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Chicken Tikka Vs Tandoori: What's The Difference?
Chicken tandoori and chicken tikka have some notable similarities (including how delicious they are!), but also some key differences in preparation.
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Pack More Protein Into Your Diet With This Sweet Vegetable
This vegetable could add some much-needed protein to your diet while also being rich in other nutrients, high in fiber, and extremely low in fat.
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How Prime Rib Became A Vegas Buffet Staple
Las Vegas is known for gambling, sparkling lights, spectacular shows - and prime rib dinners. Here’s how prime rib became a culinary staple in Vegas buffets.
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What's Wrong With The Butter Board Trend, According To Ina Garten
During a 2022 interview with Cherry Bombe, the Barefoot Contessa Ina Garten was asked by the host, Kerry Diamond, to share her thoughts on this food display.
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The US Airport That Boasts A Restaurant With James Beard Cred
Yes, there are high-quality restaurants even in airports. Don't miss out on a James Beard-nominated dining experience while traveling.
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The Abysmal Prices Of Food And Drink At Coachella 2025
A trip to Coachella can be life-changing for a true fan of live music. But be prepared, the experience is going to cost a lot beyond the ticket price.
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Here's What To Know About Surprise Cake From Shark Tank
Mother-son team Liz Charm and Jordan Long brought Surprise Cake to "Shark Tank" back in 2020, but what happened to the cake brand? Here's what you should know.
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11 Pasta Shapes You Can Make Without Spending $100+ On A Machine
You can still make homemade pasta without spending money on a pasta machine. Learn about all the pasta shapes you can easily make right in your own kitchen.
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The First-Ever President To Brew Beer In The White House
Alcohol has long been consumed by United States presidents, and one made White House history by being the first to brew beer in the residence.
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4 Discontinued Hershey's Chocolates You Might Not Remember
Over the years, there have been some Hershey's chocolates that have fallen into obscurity. Here are four different chocolate bars you ought to remember.
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The Deliciously Simple Cocktail Beloved By Bill Clinton
Many U.S. presidents have a go-to boozy beverages, and for 42nd President Bill Clinton, his favorite imbiber is none other than this cocktail.
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The Story Of The First Moon Pie Is The Most Wholesome Thing You'll Read All Day
You've probably had a Moon Pie before, or at least an imitator. The story of the first one begins in 1917, and it's a tale as heartwarming as it is tasty.
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How Wisconsin Became The Cheese Capital Of America (And The World!)
Wisconsin wasn't just given the nickname America's Dairyland, they earned it! Learn all about the midwestern state's love affair with cheese.
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Why Italians Serve Espresso With Sparkling Water - And Why You Should Too
The first time you received sparkling water with an espresso in an Italian cafe, you may have been confused. However, this combo actually makes perfect sense.
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The Simple Reason Dark Chocolate Is More Expensive Than Milk Chocolate
Fans of the sweet treat know that dark chocolate has always been more expensive than milk chocolate, which may seem confusing as it has less ingredients.
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Everything You'll Ever Need To Know About Chewing Gum
Chewing gum has a fascinating and storied history. Here is everything you need to know about how chewing gum became what it is today.
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The Oldest American Snack Cake Is Still On The Shelves Today
Snack cakes make for the perfect lunchbox stuffer or an after-work snack. Over 100 years after it was created, you can still enjoy the oldest snack cake today.
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13 Ways To Use Arugula Other Than Salad
There are ways to enjoy the bitter intensity that arugula provides other than in a salad. Our expert has ideas on how to use it in both hot and cold dishes.
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Hoisin Sauce Vs Oyster Sauce: What's The Difference?
Both of these sauces look similar on the surface, and they have similar but not identical flavor profiles that will be familiar to fans of East Asian cuisine.
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13 Mistakes To Avoid At An Omakase Restaurant, According To Experts
From improper etiquette to picky eating, we sought advice from industry experts to learn exactly what not to do during an omakase restaurant experience.
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