What Gives Coca-Cola Its Signature Color?
Coca-Cola and many other food products have a signature rich caramel color. However, attaining that brownish hue comes with a possible health risk.
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Klenät Is A Deep-Fried Nordic Delight
With its unique shape, crispy bite, and mouthwatering flavors, klenät has earned a place in the hearts of food enthusiasts around the globe.
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The Biggest Pitfall To Avoid When Planning A Wedding Menu
Offering a variety of food options at your wedding can help meet multiple different dietary patterns, but keeping food safety in mind is crucial.
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Irish Cream Exists For A Very American Reason
Americans often associate the flavor Irish cream with the winter holidays and St. Patrick's Day, but how did this delicious concoction come about?
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The McDonald's Orange Julius Hack We Wish We Knew Sooner
Some people loved this McDonald's hack about making your own Orange Julius-inspired drink, but others came to the comments section to discuss a few flaws.
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Sysco: 13 Facts About The Nation's Largest Food Distributor
Sysco plays a significant role in the food industry as the world's largest food distributor. Discover a range of facts about the global company.
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Canned Scrambled Eggs Are A Thing — Here's How To Use Them
Dr. Seuss told us that even uncommon foods like green eggs and ham can be tasty. But would you try scrambled eggs in a can? And if so, how can they be used?
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What Is Nocino And How Do You Drink It?
Typically enjoyed after dinner with the accompaniment of dessert, Nocino is a bittersweet liqueur made from unripe walnuts that belongs to the digestif family.
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Your Vinegar's Acidity Matters When It Comes To Canning
When you do any canning it's important to check your vinegar's acidity. Experts advise 5% acidity -- or you risk your food not being safe for consumption.
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David Chang's Fiery Critique Of Grilled Burgers
Chef David Chang wants you to avoid firing up your grill and turning your burger into something that looks like a charcoal briquet - which is easy to do.
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Americans Used To Eat A Very Off-The-Wall Food For Breakfast
We're all used to the convenient breakfasts of modern day. Do you know what off-the-wall food Americans used to eat for breakfast. You might be surprised.
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How Dates Became A Staple Part Of Rosh Hashanah
The Torah says dates are the first of seven produce types God ordained the Jewish people to harvest, and the fruit also has a special meaning on Rosh Hashanah.
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Viking Provides The Bougiest Cruise Food
When you think of Vikings, do you picture yourself surrounded by bougie food as your cruise ship floats in the lap of luxury? If not, apparently you should.
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Fast Food Restaurants That Are Receiving Shrinkflation Complaints
No, it's not just you. Your fast food order really is getting smaller. A number of fast food chains are raising prices and slashing sizes, aka, shrinkflation.
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Christopher Kimball: 11 Facts About The Chef And Why He Left America's Test Kitchen
Chef Christopher Kimball was the face behind Cook's Illustrated and "American's Test Kitchen." Now he's got a new media company and a fresh take on cooking.
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Desserts Every Pickle Fan Needs To Try
Pickles tend to get extreme reactions from fans and critics. Discover the best desserts that every pickle fan needs to add to their sweet repertoire.
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Costco's Churro Ice Cream Hack Is What Food Court Dreams Are Made Of
A Costco food court hack takes its twisty churros to the next level, combining the tasty cinnamon snacks with ice cream sundaes - and for a bargain.
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The Reason Macadamia Nuts Are So Expensive
The delicious and nutritious macadamia nut is more than a healthy fat powerhouse. But do you know why these tasty nuts are so expensive. You might be surprised.
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A Wet Martini Probably Doesn't Mean What You Think It Does
Martini aficionados staunchly defend their preference for gin or vodka, but what is the difference between the "dry" and "wet" versions of the cocktail?
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Give Your Margarita A Savory Twist With MSG
If you want to put a twist on the classic margarita, consider mixing in MSG. The flavor enhancer will completely transform your cocktail.
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Why Fish Heads Are Typically Found On The Rosh Hashanah Dinner Table
Folks who observe Rosh Hashanah may have also observed the fact many people prepare that fish heads for the occasion. But why?
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The Not-So-Sweet Origins Of Georgia Peaches
The history of the peach and its journey to Georgia is a circuitous and often bitter one, from ancient Asia, to slavery, to ongoing labor disputes.
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Why Costco Stores Continue To Get Larger
Costco continues to become more popular, even with inflation raising prices. With this increasing popularity, Costco continues to get larger with a new store.
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Sneaky Ways Your Waiter Might Be Tricking You
While delivering good service is one way for waiters to boost their tips, some may employ other tactics that have been proven to earn them more money.
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The Key To Crisp, Flavorful Salad Greens Is In Your Spice Cabinet
Spritzing with a salt spray brightens the flavors and helps to avoid soggy disappointing greens in your salad, to keep things crisp and flavorful.
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The Ice Water Hack That Chills Cookie Dough Quickly
Ever wanted to bake a batch of cookies but forgot to leave time to chill the dough overnight? Speed the process by dropping the dough into an ice water bath.
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Common Phrases On Beef Packages And What They Mean
All of the different labels you might find on beef at the grocery store can be confusing. Join us as we describe what those labels mean -- and don't mean.
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