What Is Oxtail And How Do You Cook It?
Have you ever eaten oxtail? If you have, it was probably in the form of a Jamaican oxtail stew or a hearty, filling oxtail soup. But what is oxtail, really?
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Padma Lakshmi Harvests Her Own Honey
Padma Lakshmi can add beekeeper to her resume. Yes, you read that right. The "Top Chef" host owns her own hives and has some tricks for all that fresh honey.
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Discontinued Menu Items From Steakhouse Chains We Desperately Miss
When you go into a steakhouse and discover that your go-to item is no longer on the menu, it's a sad day. That's what happened to the tasty items on this list.
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Banana Coffee Is Popping Off On Social Media - But What Exactly Is It?
Banana coffee is a viral TikTok sensation that's a perfect solution for people who don't have time to make a proper breakfast. Here's what you need to know.
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We Finally Know Why Buffets Leave Dirty Dishes On Tables
Think back to your last buffet experience: Did your dishes pile up? We finally know the reason for this, which may cause you to reconsider your buffet approach.
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Gordon Ramsay's Tongue Is Insured. For $10 Million.
Gordon Ramsay is known for being a tough critic when it comes to food -- and that wouldn't be possible without his tongue, which is now insured for $10 million.
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Expert Explains Why Fat-Free Cream Is Actually Worse Than Regular Cream
Despite its name, fat-free may not be better. An expert explains why fat-free cream is actually worse than regular cream.
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The Biggest Difference Between Pour-Over And Chemex Coffee
There are several popular ways of making coffee. Here's the biggest difference between pour-over and Chemex coffee.
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What Actually Is Stollen Bread?
Not to be confused with stolen bread, stollen bread does not involve thievery. Instead, it's a tasty German Christmas treat.
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TikTok Was Shocked At This Food Allergy Roommate Horror Story
Living with people is never entirely easy, even if it's with friends or people we love. Other people are loud, messy, and often inconsiderate.
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The Unexpected Thing The Oldest Type Of Sushi In Japan Tastes Like
Once an ancient delicacy, sushi is now a common staple in Asian cuisine. You'll be surprised to find how the oldest type of sushi really tastes.
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What Is Switchel And What Does It Taste Like?
Switchel, in addition to being a tart and refreshing beverage that's easy to make, also has a long history in the United States, from farmers to orators.
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The Location Of The First International Subway Might Surprise You
Let's rewind to the days of Subway's international debut. Where was Subway's first outlet abroad? The answer may surprise you.
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This TikTok Bartender Is Begging You Stop Stealing Glasses
A bartender on TikTok is fed up. Customers are stealing glasses from her bar, she's not pleased, and she makes a compelling argument for why they should stop.
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When You Should Use Water Or Milk When Making These Foods
Although milk and water are two common ingredients used in recipes, their effects vary. Discover which foods benefit from being cooked in either liquid.
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Burger Myths You Probably Believe
From faulty cooking techniques to some questionable history, we will explore the biggest burger myths you probably believe and let you in on the real facts.
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Valuable Lunch Boxes You Might Have In Your Closet
Here are some rare lunch boxes from the 1950s, '60s, and '70s that were gathering dust - until somebody made a fortune by putting them up for sale on eBay.
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15 Types Of Desserts That Will Transport You Straight To Italy
Italian desserts are highly elegant and delicious. Italian sweets like cannoli, gelato, affogato, and tiramisu are part of an amazingly rich cultural tradition.
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Iconic Street Foods You Can Only Find In Europe
Europe is a multicultural continent as evidenced by the vast array of cuisines. The nuances of regional street food take you to the heart of it all.
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Don't Eat At Dairy Queen Until You Read This
Before you head to Dairy Queen and order yourself a frozen treat, there are some things you should know.
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Foods Meghan Markle Is Prohibited From Eating
Meghan Markle enjoys cooking. Stepping out into the public however, is a different matter. These are the foods Markle is prohibited from eating.
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How A DoorDash Coffee Order Trapped One Customer In Their Home
Ordering food or even a beverage can come with its set of unique problems, and one DoorDash customer found himself in an odd position after a delivery.
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11 Types Of Shrimp Varieties From Around The World
Think there are only one or two kinds of shrimp? Nope. From tiger shrimp to rock shrimp, here are the most popular shrimp varieties and how to cook them.
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Coca-Cola's Newest Creation Has Nothing To Do With Soda
Coca-Cola may be associated with its popular soda, but the company's newest creation focuses on a different way to get your caffeine buzz.
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The Truth About Travis Scott's CACTI Spiked Seltzer
The hard seltzer market may be a bit crowded, but not too crowded that rapper Travis Scott hasn't put his name behind a new beverage -- Cacti.
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What Did People Really Eat In The Middle Ages?
Several dozen handwritten cookbooks have survived from the Middle Ages. So, what did people really eat in the Middle Ages? You're about to find out.
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Workers Reveal What It's Really Like To Work At Kroger
Working at Kroger has its ups and downs. Here's what the employees have to say about working at this century-old grocery store chain, both good and bad.
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