Japan Has An Anti-Procrastination Café — Here's What That Means
If you have a task to get done but are prone to procrastination, a Japanese cafe can help you out. Of course, you'd have to travel to Japan to make use of it.
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This Might Be The Easiest Way To Cut Potato Wedges
If you want to make your own potato wedges at home, you may be interested in using this easy method to cut the perfect shape every single time.
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The Harry Potter Snack Bonnie Wright Wishes Were Real
Harry Potter actress Bonnie Wright has one wild treat from Honeydukes that she wishes she could have in real life. Surprisingly, it's not Butterbeer.
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What Is Chiltepin And How Do You Use It?
What is Chiltepin and how do you use it? An ingredient with an ancient history, you'll be surprised at just how versatile it is.
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Are Rotisserie Chickens Really Recession-Proof?
The popularity of the rotisserie chicken is unparalleled — but do prices reflect that in a recession? Here's what the experts have to say about the dish.
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The McDonald's Item You Had No Idea You Could Buy
McDonald's seemingly has it all, from breakfast to dinner to dessert. However, one item the chain sells isn't known to many.
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Do Americans Really Prefer Chain Restaurants? Here's What One Survey Says
Chain restaurants are everywhere, even if limited to specific regions of the U.S. However, do Americans actually love these chains?
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The Restaurant Dessert That Left Reddit Horrified
Dessert is a delicious way to end in a meal, but at one restaurant, this course became a surprising, shocking way to end a restaurant visit.
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Why Red Drinks Are An Important Part Of The Juneteenth Menu
"Red Drink" is a staple at African-American gatherings and celebrations. Here's why red drinks are an important part of the soul food menu.
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The Real Reason Banana Milk Is So Popular In South Korea
Banana Milk isn't well-known in the U.S. but it's incredibly popular in South Korea. Here's the real reason.
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The Sketchiest Ingredient Used In All Taco Bell Burritos
Taco Bell is among several fast food chains that use a particular additive that many don't know about. And it might just come from a bizarre source.
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Why Does Olive Oil Come In A Green Bottle?
Have you ever wondered why olive oil is one of the few cooking oils that comes packaged in a green bottle? Hint: it's not just for aesthetics.
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The Best Nespresso Machines
Nespresso machines are known for their use of pre-portioned coffee capsules to deliver easy, delicious brews. Here's our roundup of the best available today.
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Twitter Is Applauding Andrew Zimmern's Sweet Post For Pride Month
Folks across the world love Andrew Zimmern for "Bizarre Foods," but now the host has given people a new reason to love him.
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The Sexist History Of Restaurant Menus You Never Knew About
Women being treated differently than men is nothing new, but it even happens with restaurant menus. Here's that sexist history you never knew about.
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What We Know About Wilton's Rainbow Sprinkles Recall
For Wilton Industries, Inc., the discovery of an unlisted ingredient in their rainbow sprinkles has caused a nationwide recall. Here's what we know.
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The Real Reason These Potato Chip Flavors Were Discontinued
Take a trip down memory lane to revisit the potato chips of yore that once graced our cupboards. These are the real reasons you won’t find them in stores today.
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The Shocking Ingredient You May Not Realize Is In Hot Dogs
Hot dogs have a certain air of mystery around them, and a study might be proving that we know less about them than we previously thought.
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The Snack Company With An Appealing Method For Tackling Food Waste
Some food delivery services are working to help lower food waste, and some of them are coming up with unique ways of approaching this, too.
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Canned Wine Vs. Bottled Wine: What's The Difference?
Canned wine has soared in popularity over recent years thanks partly to its portability but are there any differences between wine in a can and bottled wine?
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Why Trisha Yearwood Didn't Want To Film A Cooking Show At First
Country music star Trisha Yearwood is celebrated for her show "Trisha's Southern Kitchen," but you might be surprised why she almost didn't agree to star in it.
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Why Does Raw Milk Taste Different From Pasteurized Milk?
Here's what gives raw milk its unique flavor.
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The Most Popular Brunch Cocktail Isn't What You'd Expect
People may associate mimosas with brunch, but you may find that the most popular brunch drink is something else entirely.
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Canned Biscuits, Ranked Worst To Best
If you've only had Pillsbury's iconic canned biscuits, you might be missing out. Here are the most popular canned and frozen biscuits, ranked worst to best.
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How The Denny's Grand Slam Got Its Name
Have you ever wondered how exactly the Grand Slam got its name to begin with? Is it because it's a "grand slam" of savings for breakfast lovers?
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How The Ancient Greeks Used Waffle Irons
We think of Belgium when we think of waffles, but Ancient Greece had its own version of the now-classic breakfast treat — and its own waffle iron, too.
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What You Might Not Have Known About The Texas Roadhouse Staff
Texas Roadhouse does things a little differently from other chain steakhouse restaurants, and one such feature lies in one of its staff members.
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