Why Some Of Smucker's Spreads Can't Legally Be Called Jam
Not all fruit spreads are made the same, and it's because of this that some of Smucker's fruit spreads can't legally be called jam.
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The Truth About Jo Chan From Top Chef Season 19
Austin chef Jo Chan will be competing on Season 19 of "Top Chef," which is filmed in Houston, and for the executive chef, participating is a dream come true.
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The Truth About Jackson Kalb From Top Chef Season 19
"Top Chef" is back for season 19 and fans are excited to see who gets crowned number one. Seasoned chef and contestant Jackson Kalb makes his debut on TV.
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Why People Eat Kreplach For Purim
On the Jewish holiday of Purim, the dumpling-like kreplach is often included in the feast. You may be surprised by why the dish is important to the occasion.
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Why Eating Beans Is Popular On Purim
The Jewish holiday of Purim is celebrated with a feast that tends to feature beans. You may be interested in the significance of the food on the occasion.
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The Reason Andy Serkis Switched From Vegetarianism To Pescetarianism
"Lord of the Rings" actor Andy Serkis used to be a vegetarian but switched to a pescatarian diet for a common reason.
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Seltzer Fans Can't Wait To Try Spindrift's New Blood Orange Flavor
Spindrift has some big news - they will launch the new Blood Orange Tangerine flavor in April and seltzer fans simply cannot wait to try it!
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Here's How Popeyes Lost Ownership Of Its Own Recipes
For decades, Popeyes had to pay another company millions of dollars per year to be able to operate. Here's how the brand lost ownership of its own recipes.
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Rihanna Loves This Barbados-Based Fast Food Chain
Musician and entrepreneur Rihanna is wealthy, powerful, and incredibly talented. She also loves this Barbados-based fast food chain.
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These May Be The World's Most Unusual Booze Brands
In this modern day, boozemakers have been getting increasingly creative, but these brands go above and beyond in pursuit of the unusual. Read on to learn more.
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The Country European Whisky Must Come From To Have 'Glen' In Its Name
Just like true champagne can only come from one region in France, whisky with "Glen" in its name must legally come from this European country.
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The Absurd Number Of Combos You Can Make At Subway
With so many ingredients available to choose from, there really are an absurd number of combos you can make at sandwich chain Subway.
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What You Don't Know About The Cake Boss' Family
If you're a fan of Cake Boss, you've gotten to know the entire Valastro family over the screen. But here we've rounded up some things you probably don't know.
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The Surprising History Of Campbell's Tomatoes
You probably know that Campbell's sells the most famous tomato soup in the world and New Jersey is a state. But did you know that they're surprisingly linked?
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Why The Friday Fish Fry Became A Wisconsin Tradition
In Wisconsin, you won't encounter a shortage of good eats or some brew to wash it all down. Fish fries are one particularly beloved staple, but why?
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Do You Remember The Words To The Chiquita Banana Jingle?
Today bananas are a staple in most households and we really have Chiquita to thank for that -- their mascot introduced the banana jingle we still all sing.
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How A Daily Afternoon Tea Could Benefit Your Health
Having an afternoon tea break could be good for your health -- unlike the slow burn of coffee or a siesta that could mess up your circadian rhythm.
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Why TikTok's Queen Of Foraging Says The Cultural Context Of Food Is Important
If you want to know why the cultural context of food is important, listen to Alexis Nikole Nelson, TikTok's resident queen of foraging.
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The U.S. City With More Wendy's Locations Than Any Other
There's one place in the country that can be called the Wendy's capital of the world. This U.S. city has more Wendy's locations than any other.
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Whole Foods Used Prison Labor For This Product Until 2015
Prison labor, or work done by people who are incarcerated, is a booming industry. Whole Foods used prison labor for this product until 2015.
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Which Peanut Butter Is Better: Walmart Or Aldi's Brand?
Who doesn't love peanut butter? We decided to have a creamy peanut butter showdown between the Walmart brand, Great Value, and the Aldi brand, Peanut Delight.
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The Real Reason Costco's Hot Dog Meal Is So Cheap
Ever thought Costco's $1.50 hot dog combo was too good of a deal? Us too.
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The Truth About Tiffany Derry From Guy Fieri's Tournament Of Champions Season 3
With Season 3 of Guy Fieri's Tournament of Champions premiering soon, here's the truth about popular chef and contestant, Tiffany Derry.
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The Most Popular Type Of Seafood In The US May Not Be Your First Guess
From fish sticks to lobster to crab cakes, many Americans love to eat seafood. But the most popular type of seafood in the United States may surprise you.
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Here's What Zoë Kravitz Really Eats In A Day
Eating like a celebrity is easier than you might think and on the contrary, some stars eat just like we do. Zoe Kravitz shares her daily food choices.
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The Hilarious Way TRUFF's New YouTube Series Challenges Celebrities
TRUFF hot sauce just launched a YouTube cooking series challenging celebrities to get creative in the kitchen.
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This Is Prue's GBBO Handshake, According To Giuseppe Dell'Anno
Paul Hollywood's handshake on the Great British Bake Off is famous and desired. Giuseppe Dell'Anno thinks Prue Leith has her own version on the popular show.
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