The Genius Shortcut Ree Drummond Always Uses For Chicken Soup
If you're looking for a shortcut that will make cooking chicken soup super easy, try this hack from culinary star The Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond.
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Here's What Happened To Rest Haven After Restaurant: Impossible
Rest Haven is a Lebanese eatery in Mississippi with a name like a funeral home. Even after "Restaurant: Impossible" came in, do you think it could survive?
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Why Some Lemons Have More Juice Than Others
There is a sensible yet fascinating reason why some lemons that you buy from the supermarket have more juice than others.
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Should Pumpkin Pie Be Refrigerated?
Pumpkin pie is a popular dessert for the upcoming holidays and you may be wondering how to store the leftovers. We have the details.
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Here's Why Some Sweet Potatoes Are White
While you may expect your sweet potatoes to be a vibrant color, there are some varieties that are white. Here's what you need to know about them.
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What Really Makes Fogo De Chão's Meat So Delicious
Fogo de Chao is one of the premier Brazilian steakhouses. We headed to the restaurant to find out firsthand what makes its cuts of meat so incredibly delicious.
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How Did The Blue Plate Special Even Get Started?
Did you even get the blue plate special from your local diner? Have you even heard of this dish before? Here's what you need to know.
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TikTok Is In Stitches Over Guy Fieri Calling Eggs 'Liquid Chicken'
"Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives" host Guy Fieri referred to eggs 'liquid chicken" and his fans wondered why he doesn't like the culinary staple.
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The American President Who Introduced Vanilla To The US
One American president could be responsible for introducing America to vanilla, among other food favorites.
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What A Typical Breakfast Looks Like In Romania
Here's what you can expect to find on a Romanian breakfast table.
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The Perplexing Food Combo Ross Mathews Eats Every Night
The perplexing food combo Ross Mathews eats every night may not be as bizarre as you might initially think.
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The Food Network Pizza Skulls That Are Taking Over TikTok
The Food Network pizza skulls that are taking over TikTok are surprisingly easy to make.
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Beans Of The Dead: The Italian Halloween Classic That Belies Its Name
Try a traditional Halloween treat this year, beans of the dead, which aren't exactly beans at all!
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Beer Cheese Originated In This Unexpected State
Beloved by the late Queen Elizabeth II and people all across the United States, beer cheese originated in this unexpected state.
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The Unusual Burger Topping That's Gained A Cult Following
Burgers are already made to be a perfect meal, but there are plenty of ways to jazz it up. Take the unusual burger topping that's gained a cult following.
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The Parchment Paper Hack You Need To Use With Leftover Cake
Not many of us can finish a cake in one meal -- and that's okay. Here's a parchment paper hack you need to use with leftover cake.
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This Is What Disposable Coffee Cups Are Really Made From
Coffee cups come in many sizes and materials. And sometimes, those materials can harm the environment. This is what disposable coffee cups are really made from.
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Why Broccoli Was Originally Called 'Italian Asparagus' In English
You may think that broccoli is just another vegetable, but there's some fun history. Here's why the veggie was originally called "Italian asparagus" in English.
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Instagram Is Split Over Trader Joe's Festive Turkey Sausage Stuffing Fried Rice
While there's also a debate at the holiday dinner table, Instagram is split over Trader Joe's festive Turkey Sausage Stuffing Fried Rice.
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What It Was Really Like To Eat At The First White Castle
When White Castle opened in 1921, it changed how consumers perceived fast food hamburgers. The first White Castle was very different from today's version.
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The Great British Bake Off Musical Is Heading To London's West End
While the "Great British Bake Off" musical initially had the internet divided, the confection-filled stage production has some London thespians excited.
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Why Do Grandparents Love Werther's Original?
Why do grandparents love the candy made by Werther's in particular? Is it nostalgia, intense marketing towards an older generation, or a mixture of both?
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Use This Tradition As An Excuse To Eat Dessert In The Middle Of Dinner
If you find yourself wanting to push your meal aside for the dessert, you are actually acting on some older traditions that your ancestors may have practiced.
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You Might Not Discover You're Allergic To This Food Until Adulthood
As you age, your digestive system undergoes changes that may make it difficult to digest certain foods, leading your body to trigger an immune response.
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This May Be Causing Green Spots In Your Dunkin' Coffee
Have you ever noticed green pieces floating in your Dunkin' coffee? Here's what they could be.
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Everything You Need To Know About Rosa's Café & Tortilla Factory
Rosa's Cafe is a staple in Texas and has carved out a loyal fan base of customers over nearly 40 years, with its reliable and fresh-made Tex-Mex cuisine.
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Why The U.S. Is Seriously Missing Out On Coca Leaves
Because of its close association with cocaine, coca leaves are strictly regulated in the United States. However, some people are questioning this regulation.
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