Giada De Laurentiis' Tiramisu Has Ignited TikTok's Sweet Tooth
While she has a few unique spins on the recipe, it's Giada De Laurentiis' classic take on tiramisu that has ignited social media's sweet tooth.
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Ree Drummond's Favorite Chicken Dinner Is Mindblowingly Simple
For the perfect meal that's quick and easy to make, you may want to try out The Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond's favorite weeknight dinner recipe.
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The Venezuelan Cheese Stick You Won't Want To Put Down
The cheese is what makes Tequeños what they are - firmer cheeses like white queso blanco and queso de freir are the best, given their high melting point.
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John Green Passionately Defended Dr. Pepper's Honor On TikTok
When it came time to measure Dr. Pepper against similar sodas like Pibb Xtra, author John Green shared significant facts that showed which is the original.
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Granola Vs. Muesli: What's The Difference?
It may seem like granola and muesli are two words for essentially the same oat-based cereal. But there are several subtle differences between the two.
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How Much Do Tropical Smoothie Cafe Workers Typically Earn?
More than 1,150 Tropical Smoothie Cafe locations exist throughout the U.S. Let's look into exactly what Tropical Smoothie Cafe pays its employees.
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We've Got Controversy At The Dr Pepper Challenge
When the Dr. Pepper Challenge during the SEC Championship college football game ended in an atypical result, controversy emerged about the winners.
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The Mexican Rice That's Literally Protected By The Government
You might be surprised to know that Mexico has its own rice variety that's even protected by the Mexican government. But what makes Morelos rice so unique?
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The Holiday Origins Of Chestnuts
Chestnuts are an incredibly popular food item and are usually associated with the holiday season worldwide. But how exactly did it become a holiday staple?
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Why Some People Are Superstitious About Eating Pork On New Year's Day
.Many people have New Year's Day traditions. Here's why some people are superstitious about eating pork on New Year's Day.
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Beloved Ice Cream Chains Struggling To Survive
Ice cream and frozen yogurt shops have had their ups and downs over the years. Read on to learn about some of the beloved ice cream chains that still survive.
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Is Hot Butterscotch Coming For Hot Chocolate's Gig?
Is hot butterscotch coming for hot chocolate's gig? After you learn how easy it is to make at home, you may be inclined to switch it up this holiday.
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The Fast Food Restaurant Japan Can't Get Enough Of On Christmas
In 1974, this fast food chain launched a Christmas promotion to share its secret recipe and crispy goodness with Japan, and the rest was history.
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Duff Goldman's Hanukkah Moose Is Menorah To The Max
You might remember when celebrity baker and "Kids Baking Championship" co-host Duff Goldman celebrated Hanukkah with a special menorah shaped like a moose.
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The Expiration Dates To Check Before You Start Holiday Cooking
Before diving straight into preparing a large holiday feast, you may want to check the expiration dates on a few items so that you're ready to cook.
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Why Are Collard Greens Considered Lucky For New Year's?
New Year's customs, many involving food and drinks, have been around for millennia. Collard greens, for one, have a deep-rooted symbolism in the southern U.S.
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How Many Types Of Passion Fruit Are There?
Passion fruit tends to only be thought of as tropical fruit, but there is more to the passion fruit than meets the eye, including hundreds of different types.
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'Burger' Tops List Of Most Mispronounced American Foods
It may be relatively easy to say the word "burger" for many in the states, but interestingly enough, it tops list of most mispronounced American foods.
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Why Are Pork And Sauerkraut A New Year's Tradition?
Here's why so many families eat pork and sauerkraut to ring in the New Year.
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The Centuries-Old History Of The Classic Hot Toddy
Here's how the Hot Toddy was actually invented.
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Why It's So Important To Winterize Your Grill Every Year
If you have an outdoor grill, there are several important steps you should take to get the appliance ready for the cold weather of the winter season.
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Consumers Spent More At Restaurants On Black Friday Than On Electronics
While the day after Thanksgiving is known for sales on big screen TVs, consumers spent more at restaurants on Black Friday than on electronics, data shows.
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A Report Finds That Alcohol Could Shrink Your Brain
A study shows that drinking just one glass of alcohol daily can shrink your brain and cause serious damage. The good news, however, is that you can reverse it.
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The 'Easiest Sauce In The World' That Bobby Flay Uses Over Arancini
If you're in search of a way to elevate your meals, a kick sauce can do the trick. Here's the "easiest sauce in the world" that Bobby Flay uses over arancini.
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1-800-FLOWERS.COM, Inc Is Donating 20% Of Gift Proceeds To Feeding America
This holiday season, 1-800-FLOWERS.COM, Inc. is helping people facing food insecurity by donating a portion of gift profits to the organization Feeding America.
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Things You Should Know About Gingerbread
Get to know gingerbread a little better and learn its secrets, lore, and what makes it such a reliable seasonal comfort to so many people around the world.
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Sea Moss Could Be The New Health Craze
As more people talk about sea moss, the new health food fad seems to be spreading and you may wonder what the benefits of eating it could be.
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