How To Transform Your Backyard Into A Beer Garden
You don't need to travel all the way to Germany or Austria to experience a beer garden. You can make your very own setup at home! Here's how to do it.
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Coppa Vs Bresaola: What's The Difference Between These Deli Meats?
If you have spent time wondering about what makes coppa different from bresaola, then this is what you need to know before your next trip to the deli.
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How Many Marie Callender's Restaurant Locations Are Still Open?
Whatever happened to Marie Callender's? Well, there are a few locations still open, but only if you live on one side of the country.
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What Was Frank Sinatra's Favorite Salad?
Before he dove into fusilli with garlic and anchovies or veal Milanese, not to be confused with wiener schnitzel, Frank Sinatra was known to start with a salad.
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12 Classic Cakes That Were Actually Invented In The US
While there are plenty of sweets in existence, we wanted to dive into the world of cakes created in the U.S. Your favorite might be on the list.
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The Biggest Chocolate Trends So Far In 2025
There are a lot of popular ways to enjoy chocolate in 2025 that mix old and new ideas. We compiled some big chocolate trends that we're currently seeing.
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Merenda: The Afternoon Snack Tradition Italians Have Enjoyed For Centuries
Here's what you need to know about the tradition of la merenda, an afternoon snack that has been enjoyed in Italy shortly before dinnertime.
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37 Cuban Foods You Need To Try At Least Once
From arroz con pollo to a Cubano sandwich, these are some of the most notable Cuban dishes found on the island and made popular in the United States.
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24 Seasonings From Around The World You Should Try
There's a surprising variety of seasonings from around the world that can give your cooking routine a flavorful shake-up and perhaps become your new favorite.
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The First Horchata Drink Was Made In This Country (No, It Wasn't Spain)
Horchata has been around for much longer than you probably realized. It was first made centuries ago in a very unexpected location.
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The Country That Eats The Most Pizza Isn't Italy Or The US
Have you ever wondered which country consumes the most pizza? Strangely, it's not the United States or Italy, but rather another European nation.
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TikTok Can't Get Enough Of This Spill-Proof Nespresso Mug
Social media is a great place to find the best products. And when it comes to on-the-go iced coffee, TikTok adores this spill-proof tumbler made by Nespresso.
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How Bulletproof Coffee Got Its Peculiar Name
You've probably heard of keto-friendly, high-fat bulletproof butter coffee. But where did the drink's unusual name come from? Here's the history, explained.
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The Little-Known History Behind The First Real Girl Scout Cookie
Contrary to popular belief, Trefoils are not the original Girl Scout Cookie. In fact, the first recipe was a homemade gem that's been long forgotten.
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Anthony Bourdain's 13 Favorite Street Foods (And Where To Find Them)
Anthony Bourdain was one of the most fervent street food promoters, and though he introduced us to many street food delicacies, these were his favorites.
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Why String Cheese Actually Makes For A Great Midnight Snack
Looking for a new late-night snack before bed? Try a string cheese stick. Believe it or not, it's both healthy and filling.
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Frank Sinatra's Last Meal Was As Classic As It Gets
Planning what exactly you would have for your final meal can go in a lot of different directions. Frank Sinatra went with a tried-and-true stalwart.
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The Wendy's International Location That Serves Alcohol And Pasta
Fast food restaurants serve different foods around the world, and that includes Wendy's. Here's the country that has alcohol and pasta on the menu.
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The Vintage Glassware You Might Not Realize Contains Lead
Vintage glassware can often look elegant and classy, but it could be more trouble than it's worth. Some vintage glassware contains lead and shouldn't be used.
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Capellini Vs Vermicelli: The Difference Between These 2 Thin Pastas
In the wide world of long, thin pastas, it can be tough to keep the numerous types straight. Here's exactly how capellini and vermicelli differ.
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The Decade That Changed Everything For Starbucks
For over 50 years, Starbucks has delighted patrons with its trademark coffee. But when did the brand get so big? Well, it all happened in a single decade.
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You'll Never Guess The Flavor Of Circus Peanut Candy
Old fashioned circus peanut candies are timeless. You've probably sampled them, but do you know what they actually supposed to taste like? Here's the answer.
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Steak Diane Vs Steak Au Poivre: What's The Difference?
These days, we tend to use simplicity when preparing steak. But there's an elegance in dishes from yesteryear like steak Diane and steak au poivre.
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The State That Consumes A Ridiculously High Amount Of Frozen Pizza
Frozen pizza comes in clutch for those nights when having a home-cooked meal is out of the picture -- and there's one state that truly embodies that.
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How Many Restaurants In The World Have The Maximum Michelin Stars?
The Michelin tire company only awards a few restaurants its coveted 3 stars, with the results being updated every year, when stars can be lost and gained.
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The Cake Frank Sinatra Ordered On Repeat Is Still Available Today (And Under $10)
There's an old-school cake that Frank Sinatra loved so much he ordered it on repeat, and you can still enjoy the sweet treat in the comfort of your own home.
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Frank Sinatra Loved This Boozy Palm Springs Dessert So Much He Kept The Recipe On His Fridge
If there was one dessert cocktail that Frank Sinatra simply couldn't get enough of, it was this distinct Palm Springs staple.
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