Pastry Chef Vs Baker: The Difference Explained
Baking is baking, right? So a pastry chef is just a baker with a fancier title, right? Wrong. We explain the difference between a pastry chef and a baker.
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Why Is The South So Besotted With Canned Pineapple?
Here's the historical reason why canned pineapple has long been a pantry staple in Southern cooking and a key ingredient in many of its recipes.
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10 Unique Tea Flavors From Around The World
Tea lovers will be happy to know unique tea flavors are abundant in other parts of the world and possibly online. Save this list of teas for your next stock-up.
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The Long And Complicated History Of Irish Whiskey, Abridged
Whiskey has been distilled in Ireland for centuries, but the industry nearly collapsed. Find out about the complicated history and resurgence of Irish whiskey.
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The Reason Fettuccine Alfredo Is Not Actually Popular In Italy
Fettuccine Alfredo is an immensely popular dish at American and Italian-American restaurants. But, it's not actually all that popular in Italy itself.
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15 Actually Unique Wedding Cakes We Found On TikTok
Looking to add a little more flair to your wedding cake? These unique TikTok bakes and decorations break from tradition, inspiring us to think outside the box.
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What Do People In Ireland Actually Eat On St. Patrick's Day?
While corned beef and cabbage is commonly enjoyed in America on St. Patrick's Day, you might be surprised to learn that people in Ireland eat different foods.
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Why Italians Drink Espresso So Late At Night (And You Should, Too)
Many of us fancy living a more Italian lifestyle, which means embracing their food habits, including drinking espresso after dinner. Here's why they do it.
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The Worst 12 Foods To Bring To A Dinner Party
Unless you want to offend your host or fellow guests at a dinner party, think twice about your offering. Here are the worst foods to bring to a dinner party.
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How Bourbon Became The Unofficial Drink Of Horse Racing
There's nothing better than watching the Run for the Roses with a mint julep in your hand, here's why bourbon is intertwined with horse racing.
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When Are Chicken Eggs Considered Kosher?
Today, commercially produced foods and beverages are certified by a kosher certification agency. But when are chicken eggs considered kosher?
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Why Beer Steins Are So Popular As Collectors Items
Beer steins are definitely a vibe with their ornate decorations and iconic lid. But even if they are nice to look at, why do collectors love them so much?
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The Reason Italians Serve Their Pizza Unsliced
Italians are well-known for their strict adherence to culinary principles, and this certainly applies to pizzas, which are, for good reason, served intact.
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Can You Chew Gum During Ramadan Without Breaking A Fast?
Muslims who observe Ramadan are required to fast between dawn and dusk daily for about a month, but does this mean they can chew gum during that time?
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How Pizza And Chicken Wings Became A Classic Combo
How did the whole pizza and chicken wings craze begin? This match made in Buffalo heaven has quite the culinary history.
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Can You Drink Alcohol During Lent?
As Lent is upon us, the age-old question returns: Can one drink alcohol during Lent? The historic answer to this question may surprise you.
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Why There Are Babies In King Cake And What It Really Means If You Get One
The king cake is an time-honored part of Mardi Gras tradition, and it means something significant if you find a small plastic baby in your slice.
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12 Indian Breads You Should Know About
Naan is a flatbread that everyone who loves Indian food knows, but there are so many more delicious Indian breads you should try or make at home.
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The Wisconsin Fish Boils With Michael Bay-Worthy Explosions
Normally we like to steer clear of explosions in the kitchen, but this traditional Wisconsin fish boil breaks out all the pyrotechnics.
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The Most Common Pizza Toppings In Italy
Toppings on pizza are controversial the world over, but in Italy, it's all about using the best fresh ingredients simply, with some favorites standing out.
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Please Don't Throw Pasta At The Wall — It Won't Tell You If It's Done
Contrary to popular belief, throwing pasta at the wall doesn't accurately prove its doneness. Here's what to do instead when boiling your pasta.
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Is The Super Bowl A Foodie Mecca? I Went To New Orleans To Find Out
I am not a sports journalist (honestly, I'm not even much of a football fan), so what am I doing at the Super Bowl? I'm here to take the Pepsi challenge.
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The Most Iconic Snack In Every State
Across the USA, there's bound to be some fascinating foods you've never tried before. Be sure to sample some of these iconic snacks from each state.
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15 Delicious Pancakes From Around The World
Pancakes exist in many countries, but they may take another name or appearance, as most places have their own unique take on this classic dish.
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14 Classic Italian Fish Dishes That Will Transport Your Taste Buds
Italy has almost 5,000 miles of coastline, so these Italian meals that star fish are a big part of the country’s cuisine but are completely underrated.
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13 Popular Drinking Games From Around The World
Drinking games are found in virtually every country across the globe. Here are 13 popular drinking games from around the world to consider playing.
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These Are The Ideal Months To Host A High-Quality Crawfish Boil
A crawfish boil is a sociable gathering centered around eating plenty of spiced and boiled fresh crawfish, but there's a particular season to take note of.
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