Thin Mints Are The Girl Scouts Cookies With A Nearly 100-Year-Old History
Despite the fact that Thin Mints have undergone multiple naming changes, today they can proudly call themselves the best-selling Girl Scout cookie.
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The History Of Tamales, One Of The World's Oldest Recipes
Historians believe that people have been eating tamales for around 10,000 years. A lot has happened with the delicious dish in that time.
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Judy Garland's Favorite Vegetable Salad Was Full Of Crunch
Lettuce hearts, celery, grated carrots, and chopped endive come together to make this tasty salad which showcases a paprika and garlic-laced dressing.
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The Possible Origins Of Chicken Salad With Grapes
If you've ever been making chicken salad and wondering where the idea for adding grapes come from, read on to learn about the possible origins.
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What Puts The 'Bread' In Bread And Butter Pickles
Bread and butter pickles (the uniquely sweet pickles born in the Midwest) were the product of the kind of necessity that breeds resourcefulness.
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12 Fruity Soups From Around The World
From Finland to Thailand and beyond, fruity soups are beloved around the world. We present a roundup of delicious fruit-based soups from varied cultures.
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Haleem Is The Traditional Pakistani Dish That Breaks The Ramadan Fast
For practicing Muslims in Pakistan, haleem is likely to be a familiar, comforting dish, especially throughout the fasting during the month of Ramadan.
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What's The Difference Between A Betty And Buckle Dessert?
The Betty and the buckle are too of the more strangely named desserts we have. Learn the difference between the two distinct takes on fruit cobbler.
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We Ranked 26 Classic American Sandwiches From Worst To Best
There might not be a class of foods that is as uniquely American as the sandwich. Because there are so many, we decided to take a stab at ranking them.
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How Lobster Mac And Cheese Became An Iconic, Decadent Duo
It's clear that buttery lobster and creamy mac and cheese are a tasty duo, but the dish's history is a little less clear. So, how did lobster mac come about?
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13 Classic Potato Salads From Around The World
There's no doubt you'll want to whip up some potato salad after reading this, so grab a notebook and pen (for making a grocery list), and let's get to business.
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Is Barilla Pasta Vegan? Here's What We Know
Most dried pasta is made from just wheat and water. But when it comes to the brand Barilla, you'll want to closely read the product labels if you're a vegan.
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Everything You Need To Know About Buckwheat
Buckwheat's culinary adaptability is unmatched. Packed with a nutritional punch, it's nature's gift to plant-based and gluten-free eaters alike.
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The Rare Scotch That Audrey Hepburn Loved To Drink
Audrey Hepburn had at least one thing in common with Holly Golightly, the iconic character she played in "Breakfast at Tiffany's," a love of whisky.
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The Unique Stuffing Marilyn Monroe Loved To Cook
After her death, some of Marilyn Monroe's notes were gathered into a book. One reveals a scribbled stuffing recipe, that's complicated but also delicious.
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Cracker Jack Vs Caramel Corn: What's The Difference?
Though confusing Cracker Jack popcorn and caramel popcorn is a forgivable mistake, the distinctions are clear when it comes to these two snackable recipes.
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The 12 Best Indian Whiskies
The popularity of Indian whisky is on the rise. Aficionados across the world are turning to these brands in order to get a taste of the country's spirit.
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San Francisco's Historic Ghirardelli Square Is The Modern-Day Chocolate Factory We All Deserve
If you're a chocolate fan, you've heard of Ghirardelli. Take a trip to Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco to discover all the chocolate brand has to offer.
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How To Let Your Dim Sum Server Know You Need A Hot Water Refill
Eating dim sum in an authentic dum sum restaurant can entail a couple of gestures that pass non-verbal messages to the waitstaff in the noisy environment.
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What Is Mamajuana, And How Do You Sip The Dominican Drink?
Rum isn't the only spirit hailing from the Caribbean. Mamajuana is a spicy, botanical-rich liqueur popular in the Dominican Republic. So, how do you drink it?
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The Melty Accident That Led To The Creation Of Soft Serve Ice Cream
Imagine a world without Fudgie the Whale. Pretty bleak, right? Thankfully, Tom Carvel's truck broke down on a hot day and ice cream history was forever changed.
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The Meat Cooking Method Carla Hall Is Most Excited About - Exclusive
Cooking meat can be as simple as a quick sear on both sides or more complex like a braise or multi-step process. But one method stands out for Carla Hall.
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Alphabet Soup Has Been Around Longer Than You Might Expect
Who doesn't love trying to spell out words and phrases while slurping down tasty tomato soup? Well, this goofy pastime started way back in the 1800s.
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Was The Green Tea Shot Created By Jameson Irish Whiskey?
The green tea shot is traditionally made with Jameson Irish Whiskey and zero tea whatsoever, but did the distiller invent the emerald-hued shooter?
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The Fascinating History Of The O-Shaped Pasta In SpaghettiO's
Pasta has always come in myriad different shapes, but it wasn't until the emergence of SpaghettiO's in the 1960s that we first had an O-shaped pasta.
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Here's What It's Like To Be A Judge On Beat Bobby Flay - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with Tasting Table, Robbie Shoults of Bear Creek Smokehouse in Marshall, Texas, told us about being a judge on 'Beat Bobby Flay.'
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Why Pouring Etiquette Matters When Drinking Sake
Sake is one of the most popular Japanese beverages, but there is proper etiquette when pouring it. Learn the specific rituals you must do when drinking sake.
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