WWI Combat Didn't Stop These Women From Frying Up Donuts For Soldiers
It's hard to picture anything other than horror filling the trenches of World War I, but some amazing women volunteers fried donuts for homesick soldiers.
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How Molasses Became A Staple Ingredient For Memphis-Style Barbecue
Thick, rich molasses is a hallmark of any classic Mephis-style barbecue, but how did this gooey sweetener make its way into Tennessee's sauce recipe?
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13 Unique Foods And Drinks That Originated In Alabama
Alabama is known for seafood, sweet tea, and homestyle cooking. Check out some of the brands, foods, and beverages that originated in the state.
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The Unusual Ingredient Used To Make Fluffy Pancakes In The 18th Century
There's an unexpected ingredient ready to make your morning pancakes as fluffy as they've ever been, and it could be right outside.
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Some Veggie Puffs Contain High Lead Levels, A New Report Finds
It's easy to assume that products made for children must be safe, but a new report found high levels of lead in multiple children's snack brands.
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This Airline Has The Absolute Best In-Flight Wine Selection
While you wouldn't expect a huge selection of vintage wines while flying at 35,000 feet, one airline pulls out all the stops when it comes to in-flight wine.
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Boston's Oldest Pizzeria Has Been Open Since 1926
The city of Boston, Massachusetts got its first pizzeria in 1926, and that same restaurant remains open in its original location to this day.
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11 Cooling Spices You Should Incorporate In Your Meals This Summer
Summer can be blisteringly hot. Beat the heat by working these 11 cooling spices into everything from your morning smoothies to your pasta salads.
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How Civil War Soldiers Improvised A 4-Ingredient Chicken Fricassee Dish
Soldiers in the 1860s had to travel light, and if they wanted to be fed well, troops had to improvise with whatever rations they had on hand.
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How Salted Caramel And Ice Cream Became An Iconic Pairing
Salted caramel and vanilla ice cream are a beloved pair, but how did this delicious dessert flavor combination come about? Its history began with a chocolatier.
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19 Boxed Cake Mix Flavors You Can't Buy Anymore
Boxed cakes have a special place on the grocery shelves and in our pantries, but not all flavors last. Here are 19 flavors of cake mixe you can't buy anymore.
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Habushu Is The Japanese Snake Wine That's Surprisingly Pleasant To Drink
A large jug of wine with an entire poisonous snake coiled inside of it might seem intimidating, but it's more than a mere novelty sold to tourists.
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17 Italian Cheeses You Need To Try At Least Once
Italian cuisine features many types of cheeses, including some made with centuries of history. Learn all about Italy's fine formaggio, explained in depth.
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Is It Actually Dangerous To Cook With Mustard Oil?
Mustard oil is a surprisingly controversial liquid. While it's banned for sale for consumption in the U.S., it's a staple ingredient elsewhere in the world.
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The 12 Best Classic Dishes To Try In Marseille, France
Marseille, France is known for its food. Where should a tourist start? Our expert thinks these 12 classic dishes are must-tries for visitors of all kinds.
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For Better Tasting Homemade Pizza, You Need To Rethink Your Sauce
It's always a good idea to turn to Italy for the most authentic pizza recipes, but this simple sauce suggestion (and a couple of others) may surprise you.
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We Have New Orleans To Thank For The World Of Blackened Food
Not only did New Orleans, a culinary hotspot, give us dishes like Po-boys and jambalaya, but the Crescent City also introduced us to tasty blackened food.
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What Anthony Bourdain Really Thought About Chicago-Style Hot Dogs
Anthony Bourdain had a lot of thoughts about Chicago food, and while he had a hatred of deep-dish pizza, he had a love of Chicago-style hot dogs.
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The Tastiest Fish To Use When Making Brazilian Moqueca
When making any sort of simmered stew, the type of meat you use impacts its flavor and texture. Here's the best fish to use for a flavorful Brazilian moqueca.
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This Is Why Paul Hollywood Closed His Bread Company
While Paul Hollywood is the celebrity star of some of the most loved TV baking shows, his business enterprises haven't been so successful. We look at why.
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Did Kelly's Roast Beef Inspire Arby's? Here's What We Know
Kelly's Roast Beef may be a fairly small chain, but it seems to have had a big impact on the world of roast beef sandwiches. We look at its link with Arby's.
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The Korean BBQ Dish That Symbolizes Celebration And Friendship
You've likely enjoyed a Korean BBQ experience with friends, but here's how this delicious, fatty cut of meat became a staple in this social style of dining.
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The Fascinating Connection Between Winston Churchill And Pol Roger Champagne
You probably know about Winston Churchill's achievements in World War II. But the iconic English prime minister also had a connection with Pol Roger Champagne.
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15 Popular Dishes At Indian Restaurants In The US
Indian food has surged in popularity in the United States in recent decades, but what are the most common dishes here? We rounded them up for you.
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Mellow Corn Kentucky Straight Corn Whiskey: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
What's so special about Heaven Hill Distillery's Mellow Corn whiskey? We take a deep dive into the history, creation, and flavor of this cult-classic spirit.
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Alfred Hitchcock's Favorite Breakfast Featured One Of His Worst Fears
Legendary filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock was a known gourmand, and his go-to breakfast prepared by his wife revolved around a food he was afraid of: eggs.
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How The Air Fryer Became America's Favorite Kitchen Appliance
These days, it seems like everyone has an air fryer at home in their kitchen. But just how did this appliance become the most popular kitchen gadget in America?
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