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Anasazi and pinto beans share a similar appearance and are both frequently used in Southwestern cuisine. Nevertheless, their differences may surprise you.
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The Competitive History Of Amuse-Bouche
Amuse-bouche, tiny bites served at high-end restaurants that showcase fresh ingredients and innovative techniques, has a rich history steeped in competition. -
The Accidental Origins Of Natto
Natto, a Japanese breakfast favorite made with fermented soybeans, has a fascinating history marked by several origin stories about its accidental discovery. -
Persian Rolls Vs American Donuts: How Do These Pastries Compare?
We're all familiar with the classic donut. But what, exactly, is a Persian roll, and how does it stack up against the iconic American pastry? -
You're One Ingredient Away From The Fudgiest Brownies Of Your Life
Nothing beats a rich, chocolatey brownie. But for the fudgiest, gooiest brownies ever, there's one sweet ingredient your recipe may be missing. -
Do The Dairy Cows For Ben & Jerry's Really Get Massages?
Ben & Jerry's was once known for its "happy cow" slogan, and some people even claim its dairy cows receive massages, but is this actually true?