The State That's Led The US In Apple Production Since The 1920s
Apples are not native to the U.S., yet they have a lengthy history on American soil. For the last century, this state has made the fruit its signature product.
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Survey Shows The Unexpected MVP Of Gameday (It Isn't Beer)
Regardless of whether gameday brings victory or defeat for your favorite team, the food should be a winner. That's why you should include this snack combo.
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Old-School Alcohol Nicknames Nobody Uses Anymore
Many names that we have for alcohol are often a reflection of a time in history. These old-school nicknames are often mentioned in older films and literature.
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The Right Way To Eat Salad At Restaurants In France
If you assumed that table manners in France are the same as the ones you already have, think again! Knowing this rule will help you avoid a salad faux pas.
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The Genius Einstein Appliance That Never Made It Into Modern Kitchens
In the 1920s, Albert Einstein and one of his former students developed a way to keep food cold using heat. It was designed to solve a deadly problem.
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Seafood Myths You Can Stop Believing
Seafood tends to draw in many questions and inspire suspicion that can bait people into believing myths about seafood. Here are a few you can't believe.
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Myths About Canned Food You Can Stop Believing
For many of us, canned goods are the stuff we cook if there is nothing left in the house. Much of this is because canned vegetables have a bad rap. But do they deserve their reputation? Here are some canned food myths that need to be debunked.
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The Untold Truth Of Burger Chef
In its heyday, Burger Chef had a loyal fanbase and rivaled McDonald's. Then it disappeared forever. Let's take a look at the rise and fall of Burger Chef.
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The Weirdest Things Donald Trump Has Been Caught Eating
We're pleased to present, for your consideration, the following list of interesting Trump meals.
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Avoid These 12 Mistakes When Using Your Garlic Press
A garlic press can be a quick way to prepare garlic for meals, but you might not be using it the right way. Find out how to fix simple garlic press mistakes.
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What Happened To Campbell's Canned Pepper Pot Soup?
Pepper Pot soup is an old-fashioned Campbell's flavor. It was modeled after a stew with a strong cultural identity, but finding a canned version isn't easy.
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Whatever Happened To These Popular Bar Rescue Bars?
Jon Taffer has spent a lot of time trying to save bars from closure on "Bar Rescue," but not all have followed through to success. Find out what happened.
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Bartenders Have Had Enough Of This Gen Z Bar Trend
Gen Z's youthful bar patrons are changing the rules of drinking etiquette, but not every bartender is on board. Nevertheless, this new habit has caught on.
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What Dunkin' Employees Wish You Knew
Maybe you visit Dunkin' every morning but how much do you really know about the shop? There are a few things Dunkin' employees feel customers should know.
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Restaurants That Only Exist Because Of A Movie
If you've ever wanted to taste your favorite movie character's dinner in real life, these themed restaurants will drop you right into iconic film settings.
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The Truth About Being A Chef At Benihana
Benihana chefs dice and chop, set food aflame, and toss shrimps with skill and panache. What's the truth about being a Benihana chef? Here's what we found out.
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Why Fruit Often Comes With A High Price Tag In Japan
In Japan, certain fruits can cost as much as a car. As it turns out, the island nation has very specific reasons why its fruits are so expensive.
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According To Legend, This Pennsylvania Restaurant Was Once A Secret Meeting Spot For George Washington
Pennsylvania is home to a lot of colonial history. If the legend about this local tavern is true, there are centuries-old secrets lingering within its walls.
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Farmers Are Struggling To Put This Dinner Favorite On Tables In 2025
Farming comes with many challenges, and one of these is lackluster harvests due to poor weather. Climate change is putting strain on this staple crop.
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Is Pittsburgh The Pierogi Capital Of The US?
Pittsburgh is a city built on a melting pot of cultures, which influenced its culinary landscape. One international food still stands out as a local favorite.
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Chick-Fil-A Mac & Cheese: What To Know Before Ordering
Although mac & cheese is a beloved comfort dish, there's still plenty to know about Chick-fil-A's incarnation, whether you've noshed on it already or not.
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Foods From The 1990s That Are Weirdly Making A Comeback
It's time for some serious throwbacks, at least for food. From neon-colored cereals to sugary snacks, these are the 1990s foods that are making a comeback.
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The Popular Restaurant Starter Chefs Won't Order
Professional chefs know more about how menu items are prepared than the average restaurant guest. They steer clear of this food, and maybe you should, too.
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12 Vintage Pasta Recipes You Rarely See Anymore
Everyone loves a classic pasta dish, but some recipes are not as popular anymore. Take a look a pasta dishes of the past that many people no longer cook.
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This Vintage Diner Staple Was A Pittsburgh Favorite, But Now It's Hard To Find
Pittsburgh is known for foods like the Primanti Bros. sandwich, yet some of its regional signatures, like this old diner order, are fading from memory.
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The One Texas Roadhouse Steak That Isn't Cut In-House
Texas Roadhouse is famous for freshly preparing the beef sold there, however, the butchers that work at the chain don't prepare this certain cut of meat.
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Pennsylvania's Oldest Bar Is Still Open After 350 Years
Pennsylvania is one of America's first states, and its history runs deep. You can even grab a drink at a bar that was visited by legendary national figures.
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