A Deadly Disease Is Coming For California Fruit
More than half of Florida orange trees have died of this disease, and now, it appears that this green scourge is coming for California's crop.
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Why Are Thai Menus So Similar To One Another?
Ever wonder why why are Thai menus so similar to one another? Well, it's all thanks to a global initiative in the early 2000s.
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The Internet Is Disturbed By A DIY McDonald's Casserole
When you think you've seen it all, TikTok comes up with a new food. This is what happened when Padma Lakshmi encountered a DIY McDonald's casserole on Twitter.
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US Pumpernickel Bread Has A Far Different Flavor Than In The UK
U.S. pumpernickel bread has a far different flavor than in the U.K. Here's what makes the two breads different from each other.
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Rules Chefs For The Royal Family Are Forced To Follow
Members of the British royal family don't cook for themselves, of course. Here are a few of the rules the chefs for the royal family are forced to follow.
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Yes, You Can Melt A Chocolate Bar Into Your Espresso
Coffee and chocolate are a delicious combination. But did you know that you can actually melt an entire chocolate bar into your espresso?
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The Unexpected Ingredient Duo Giada De Laurentiis Loves On Pizza
Celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis shared a photograph with a delicious pizza but you may be surprised by the topping combination, which she called "the best."
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The Contract You Didn't Realize Some Fast Food Workers Sign
As a condition of their jobs, many fast food workers are forced to sign contracts that can affect their work prospects long after they leave their positions.
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The Spices Behind Gordon Ramsay's Viral Air Fryer Steak
Fans are excited about a steak recip from celebrity chef and "Hell's Kitchen" host Gordon Ramsay so you may be interested in learning the key ingredients.
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Does American Food Actually Exist?
Does American food actually exist? Let's break down what makes up the national food in the United States and what it means.
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The Puff Pastry Mistake You Need To Avoid For Higher Quality Bakes
If you're making puff pastry at home but the results aren't as good as you want them to be, you may be making this mistake when you are preparing the dish.
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The Apple Cider Vinegar Community Is Coming For Katy Perry
Fans of a specific apple cider vinegar company are upset about something and you may be surprised by how singer Katy Perry is involved in the situation.
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Gordon Ramsay Throws Shade At Twitter's Chicken Wings
When a Twitter user posted a picture of their homemade chicken wings and asked celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay for his opinion, he did not mince words.
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Brooklyn's Iconic Chocolate Blackout Cake Got Its Name From WWII Drills
World War II was such a bitter affair that even sugar was rationed. But it would inspire the name of a sweet creation: Brooklyn's blackout cake.
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The Scientific Correlation Between Water And Steam In A Pressure Cooker
If you've ever been left marveled by the quickness of a pressure cooker, there's a scientific correlation between water and steam which helps food cook quickly.
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The Internet Is Having The Time Of Its Life Over A Basketball Game Food Delivery
It's not every day that a basketball game is interrupted by a food delivery, but here we are -- and the internet is having the time of its life over it.
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Why The Cajun Holy Trinity Features Green Bell Peppers
Each country's cuisine features different cooking methods, spices, and ingredients. We discover why the Cajun Holy Trinity features green bell peppers.
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The Reason These Fruity Candies Were Discontinued
Some candy flavors disappear from circulation, leaving fans confused and upset. Find out the scoop on why these fruity candies were discontinued.
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Chaos Cooking Is The Ultimate Way To Make Hybrid Meals
Chaos Cooking is a trend that breaks all of the rules, not just about how to cook, but what to cook.
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What It Means To Order Diner Food That Has Been Dragged Through Wisconsin
If you happen to visit your local diners frequently, consider ordering food that has been "dragged through Wisconsin." Here's what the phrase means.
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Why David Spade Once Picked Up A $9,000 Dinner Tab For Adam Sandler
It's common to spend too much on dinner once in a while, but David Spke took it to a new level when he once picked up a $9,000 dinner tab for Adam Sandler.
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Ina Garten's Main For Valentine's Day 2023 Is Setting Instagram On Fire
If you are looking for culinary inspiration for Valentine's Day this year, you may be interested in what "Barefoot Contessa" star Ina Garten plans to cook.
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The Flowery Leaves That Will Enhance Your Next Salad
Some less common salad greens don't have the hype of more common types. If you notice chrysanthemum greens, resist the urge to walk by without picking them up.
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Freezing Your Food Doesn't Exactly Eliminate Bacteria, But It Does Help
Freezing is a common method of preserving the freshness of your food. But you might be surprised to find out that freezing doesn't entirely eradicate bacteria.
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The Easy Mistake To Avoid For Perfect Bloody Marys
If you're making yourself a bloody mary cocktail for an at-home brunch, you can optimize the experience by being sure to avoid this simple mistake.
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Your PB&J Is Missing A Savory Edge
Want to have some fun with your PB&J sandwiches? Consider giving it a savory touch for something savory, salty, and crunchy, all at the same time.
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What It Means To Order Eggs Cowboy With Spurs Style
If you ever want to order eggs cowboy with spurs style when you're eating breakfast at a diner, here's what the server will bring to your table.
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