The Beef Soup JFK Credited With Helping Him Win The Primary
To secure the presidential nomination in 1960, JFK had to win over West Virginia voters. His triumphant run may have been partly fueled by soup.
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The 11 Hardest Desserts To Make, According To Pastry Chefs
Anyone who's spent time in a kitchen knows that baking is often trickier than cooking, and these 11 complex desserts are perfect examples of why.
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New Jersey's Official State Muffin Is A Sweet Classic
New Jersey has an official muffin that makes a sweet statement about a crop very important to the state.
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10 Types Of Water, Explained
Everybody needs water to survive, but do you ever think about what's in it? There are actually many different kinds of aqua. Here are 10 of them.
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15 Types Of Rice, Explained
Rice is a significant part of the diets of so many cultures around the world. Read about the most common types of rice and how each variety is cooked.
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What Are Eskimo Pies Now Called?
More an ice cream bar than a stick, this century-old confection now has a name that pays tribute to one of the founders of the company that makes it.
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The Best Instant Mashed Potatoes Have Been Around Since 1951
Homemade mashed potatoes are delicious, but when you don't have the time, some say these instant mashed potatoes that have been around since 1951 are the best.
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The Fascinating 1930s Origin Of Bourbon Balls
Kentucky bourbon balls may now be seen as the signature dessert of the Bluegrass State, but the tale of how that came to be is amazing.
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The Ohio Restaurant Where You'll Find Jimmy Carter's Signature On A Hot Dog Bun
There's a restaurant in Toledo, Ohio with a framed and presidentially autographed hot dog bun hanging on the wall ... actually there are quite a few.
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The Legendary Chef Who Mentored Gordon Ramsay
Gordon Ramsay is one of the most well-known celebrity chefs in the world, but here's some background on the legendary chef who mentored him.
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The Prohibition-Era Soda Brand That Made History In Ohio
When the 18th amendment was passed, breweries and distillers were scrambling to pivot. Many turned to making soda, like this brand from Ohio.
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How Nevada Popularized The Shrimp Cocktail
It's safe to assume that most iconic seafood dishes are born in places close to the ocean. So why exactly is shrimp cocktail synonymous with Nevada?
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Victoria Sponge Vs Angel Food Cake: Is There A Difference?
There are many different kinds of cake that can be found across the world, and these two may seem quite similar - however, they are actually different.
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12 Types Of Cereals, Explained
An essential food source we enjoy daily, each cereal grain has its own unique flavor, nutritional profile, and specific applications in the kitchen.
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9 Foods And Drinks You (Probably) Didn't Know Were Invented In Canada
While we all know foods like poutine come from the Great White North, there are many foods that you might not know were invented in Canada. Here are 10 of them.
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Why No One Wanted To Drink Bourbon In The 1970s
Bourbon is an American spirit as old and storied as the country itself. But it's had its ups and downs, and, believe it or not, bourbon was not hip in the '70s.
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14 US Presidents And Their Favorite Decadent Desserts
It's no secret that U.S. presidents get to try so many types of food from around the world, but some of their favorite desserts were just simple family treats.
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FDR's Favorite Breakfast During His White House Terms
During his time in the White House, President Franklin D. Roosevelt liked to keep things simple with his meal choices, and breakfast was no exception.
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Where Can You Find Pennsylvania's Famous 'Pretzel Belt?'
Pennsylvania is a state well known for its love of pretzels, so much so that one part of the state is popularly known as the "pretzel belt."
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The US President Who Reportedly Ate Raw Eggs In Grape Juice For Breakfast
If history has taught us anything, it's that U.S. presidents have eaten some pretty strange things. But this one's raw egg and grape juice breakfast might win.
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The Beloved Store-Bought Baking Mix We Can Thank Michigan For
Even if you haven't used it in a while, you can probably recall the flavor of its iconic corn muffins as the baking mix has been a household staple for years.
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President Nixon's Last Meal Before Resigning From Office Was A Light Breakfast Dish
The White House kitchen has the capability to whip up whatever a president desires at any hour. So what did Richard Nixon dine on before resigning?
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The Origin Of Gorgonzola Cheese Is Shrouded In Legend
Gorgonzola cheese is stinky and moldy. This is what makes it so delicious, but it also explains why there are so many origin stories for the cheese.
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Why Is Absinthe Also Called Wormwood Liquor?
Sometimes called the green fairy, absinthe is a spirit with a complicated past thanks to its association with one of its components - wormwood.
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Here's What The Pilgrims Likely Had To Drink At The First Thanksgiving
If you pictured the Pilgrims drinking beer at the first Thanksgiving, think again. While they drank in general, they likely didn't imbibe at the historic meal.
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How Slippery Dumplings Became A Delaware Staple
As a mainstay of Delaware's food culture, slippery dumplings have been defined by its heartiness and simplicity. Here's what to know about the dish.
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13 Old Hollywood Stars' Favorite Restaurants
Old Hollywood stars were known to frequent their favorite restaurants to wind down - or make an impression in the public eye. Here are 13 of their top spots.
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