What It Was Like To Eat At The First Christmas Feast
The first Christmas dinners most likely had nothing to do with the birth of Jesus, but were feasts held by pre-Christian Romans during their December festivals.
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What Does It Mean When Your Steak Turns Purple?
Steak is supposed to be red, right? Then what does it mean when steak turns purple? It can mean a couple of different things. Here's what you need to know.
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The Biggest Recalls To Hit Costco In 2025
Costco sells a large range of products, so it's only natural that some of them end up on recall lists. In 2025 the warehouse was hit with some heavy recalls.
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10 Vintage Chocolate Desserts That Deserve Another Chance
There are so many chocolate desserts out there, it can be hard to pick a favorite. Try one of these vintage desserts if you're looking for some sweet nostalgia.
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Dine Waterside At A Florida Seafood Spot With Over A Century Of History
Florida's culinary scene is a reflection of the multicultural influences that shaped the state's history. This seafood restaurant is no exception.
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The Old-School Mall Food Court Favorite You'll Now Only Find In One State
Malls are struggling now, but in days of old, they were abuzz with social activity. This relic of the food court is still around, but on a much smaller scale.
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11 Mistakes Ruining Your Homemade Chili
It can be hard to ruin homemade chili, but you might be making some common mistakes. Learn how to make some simple tweaks to make your chili more flavorful.
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Not Whiskey Or Beer, This Classic Drink Was Ronald Reagan's Go-To
Former U.S. president Ronald Reagan was conservative in his politics and his alcohol intake. He eschewed hard liquor in favor of this classy beverage.
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These 3 Countries Produce The Most Beef In The World
Beef is a staple protein all around the world, but some countries produce far, far more of it than others. Here are the top three beef-producing countries.
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Are Your Scallops Fake? Here Are 5 Warning Signs To Watch For
Whether you buy them fresh or order them at your favorite restaurant, scallops can be expensive. Make sure you're getting the real thing with these handy tips.
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Depression-Era Foods That Are Weirdly Making A Comeback
Home cooks are once again turning to Depression-era foods made with affordable and shelf-stable ingredients that can feed the whole family.
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Santa Claus Enjoys This Beer When He Delivers Gifts To Irish Homes
Americans typically treat Santa to milk and cookies at Christmastime. However, the Irish offer beer and even leave some food for his reindeer.
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The Biggest Green Bean Recalls To Sweep The US
It might seem hard to believe that green beans can be dangerous, but these versatile veggies have been involved in some major food recalls over the years.
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What Happened To Food Network's Unwrapped And Why Was It Canceled?
Despite being a popular Food Network show, Unwrapped was canceled after almost a decade on air. Find out why it was canceled and what Mark Summers is doing now.
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Here's What The 'No Tax On Tips' Rule Really Means For Your Restaurant Bill
"No Tax on Tips" impacts how service workers track their earnings, but will it change how much your restaurant bill will be? This is what you should know.
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A Beloved Pennsylvania Beer Is Coming To 2 New States In 2026
Regional beers don't have to remain out of your grasp forever. This Pennsylvania favorite is expanding its reach into two new states for 2026.
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False Facts About Cheese You Thought Were True
Cheese is a huge part of many people's diets, but there are plenty of perceived truths worth reconsidering. Discover which myths about cheese to ditch.
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The State That Leads The US In Coffee Consumption
Americans take their coffee seriously, but one state loves the drink more than any other. The nation's center of caffeination may not be where you think it is.
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What State Produces The Most Avocados In The US?
The vast majority of avocados consumed in the U.S. are imported. In terms of domestic production, this state along the southern border grows the most.
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Famous Mexican Restaurant Chains That Are Almost Gone Now
Mexican restaurants offer tantalizing flavors and a wide variety, but not all chains last forever. These famous Mexican chains ahve almost disappeared.
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The Vintage Southern Pie Known For Its Creamy Filling And Flaky Crust
If a creamy pie with a tangy taste sounds appealing, consider trying this Southern classic. Some bakeries may sell it, but it's also not too hard to make.
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These Are The Best Apple Varieties For Making Cider
The types of apples used to make cider can greatly affect its taste. Find out which apple varieties you should choose for the best homemade cider.
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Why Mason Jar Lids Come In 2 Pieces
Those of us who are familiar with mason jars know that they come with a two-piece lid, but what is the reason? The design actually serves an important purpose.
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Beloved Chain Restaurants We Might Sadly Lose In 2026
Chain restaurants offer consistency and familiarity across locations, which is appealing for diners. As costs rise, many beloved chains are shutting down.
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The Vintage '50s Finger Food That Turns A Boring Item Into A Crowd Pleaser
This finger food, which rose to popularity in the 1950s, takes a nondescript vegetable and turns it into something special, and most importantly, flavorful!
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Celebrity Chefs Who Totally Changed Their Look
Many celebrity chefs have a sense of style that makes them recognizable to fans. These are some celebrity chefs whose personal style has changed over time.
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This Tasty Southern Restaurant Was Once A Secret Al Capone Hideout
In the 1920s, Al Capone was one of America's most notorious mobsters and conducted business in various locations. One of those places is now this restaurant.
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