Why Sushi May Not Have Originated In Japan
When thinking of Japanese cuisine, the first thing to come to mind is probably sushi. But did you know the dish may have originated elsewhere?
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The Extravagant Amount The Most Expensive Sashimi Cost
Restauranteur Kiyoshi Kimura paid a stunning amount of money for an endangered fish to be used in sashimi.
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Aaron Sanchez Reveals The Secrets Within The MasterChef Pantry
Just how do the "MasterChef" cooks create stunning dishes? Having a pantry filled with the finest ingredients certainly helps — just ask judge Aarón Sánchez.
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The Origin Of Key Lime Pie May Shock You
Key lime pie is a staple dessert in Florida, believed to originate in the state. But new research indicates that the origin of key lime pie isn't what it seems.
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The Nutrient-Rich Mocktail You've Never Heard Of Before
Do you need a pick me up? Are your adrenals not up to par? Here's one mocktail that you can drink daily to help hydrate your body.
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Why A Florida Town Once Changed Its Name To Miracle Whip
Mayo or Miracle Whip may not seem like a big deal for you, but for the residents of Mayo, Florida the difference became a major point of contention.
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10 Best Substitutes For Coconut Sugar
Coconut sugar is a great swap for white sugar when you want a healthier, less refined option. But what about the best substitutes for coconut sugar?
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The Real Reason People Have Stopped Eating Sloppy Joes
Do you remember the last time you ate a sloppy Joe? Wait — do you even know what a sloppy Joe is?
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These Are Antoni Porowski's Favorite Comfort Foods
Folks from across the globe have favorite comfort foods, and although they may all doffer, they serve the same purpose. Here are Antoni Porowski's favorites.
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How Increasing Food Costs Are Affecting Customers' Eating Habits
Everyone has been feeling the effects of inflation recently. Here's how rising food prices are impacting Americans' eating habits.
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The Real Difference Between Gherkins And Cornichons
Gherkins and cornichons come from the same plant family, but what's the difference between them? Here's everything you need to know about these cucumber types.
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The US City With The Most Trader Joe's Locations
Trader Joe's is a highly desired grocer with stores across America. But not all of America. Here's where you can find most TJ's stores in the U.S.
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The Real Difference Between A Frappe And A Frappuccino
People often confuse frappe and frappuccino, but they're actually different beverages. Here's the real difference between these drinks and how each is made.
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Why Can't Humans Drink Salt Water?
Although appealing, you should never ingest ocean salt water. Here's why you should never drink salt water and what the consequences are if you do.
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The Unusual M&M's Rule In All Van Halen Contracts
The unusual M&M's rule in all Van Halen contracts is the stuff of rock and roll legend.
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The Best Way To Caramelize Onions, According To Science
It's great to improvise while cooking. For example, you can caramelize onions many ways. But according to science, only one way will get you the best results.
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Blimpie Is Going Whole Hog With Its New Sandwiches
Blimpie may have debuted in 1964, but it's not stuck in the past. And sandwich fans are about get a whole hog of delicious new sandwiches from the chain.
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The Actor Who Says Ina Garten's Recipes Inspired Her To Be A Better Cook
Culinary superstar Ina Garten is widely beloved by her many fans and one actor even credits her with inspiring them to improve their kitchen skills.
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Should You Really Avoid Canola Oil For Cooking?
There's been a lot of debate about whether canola oil's positive effects are outweighed by negative ones. Even Harvard has tried to figure it out.
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What Is Fairy Bread And What Does It Taste Like?
Have you ever heard of fairy bread? This whimsical three ingredient snack was born in Australia and New Zealand. But just what is it and how do you make it?
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Does This Briny Bacon Alternative Satisfy Vegans' Cravings?
Bacon has always been one of those divisive faux meats, but a recent reimagining of Americans' favorite breakfast meat by Umaro Foods might be changing that.
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Why The Number Of Rows On Corn Is Almost Always Even
Corn is a major food staple for pretty much everyone across the world. Here are some fascinating facts about how it keeps an even number of rows in each ear.
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The Beloved Costco Food That's Reportedly Getting A Price Hike
Costco has always been a stalwart of the cheap and good. Now, however, the retail giant is price-hiking a beloved item which is causing social media uproar.
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Caffeine In Green Tea Vs Coffee: Which One Has More?
Some people find that coffee makes them jittery and opt for green tea, but how much of a difference actually is there in the caffeine content of these drinks?
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What Is Tamarind And What Does It Taste Like?
Tamarind is a commonly used ingredient in Indian cuisine as well as Worcestershire sauce. This is what tamarind is and what it tastes like.
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10 Types Of Trout And How To Cook Them
We break down the differences between 14 types of trout with tips on eating each fish. After reading this, you'll be prepared to cook the perfect fish feast.
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Is This Why The Price Of Beef Keeps Increasing?
With inflation driving up the prices of everything, it's not surprising the cost of beef is rising. But why is it increasing more than other products?
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