Why The Cows Jet's Pizza Sources Its Cheese From Listen To Opera
Jet's Pizza might be a national chain, but that doesn't mean it uses subpar ingredients. Here's why Jet's sources its cheese from opera-loving cows.
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The Roundmeal Meme, Explained
The "Roundmeal" meme made its way on Reddit and social media in recent months showing a monstrosity of a meal - but is it real? We explain.
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What Is Sirloin Steak And How Do You Cook It
If you're confused about different types of steak, check out our guide to all things sirloin - including what kind of cut it is and the best way to cook it.
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The Untold Truth Of Jackie Sorkin From Candified: Home For The Holidays
Candified star Jackie Sorkin persevered through plenty of struggles before finding success. This is the untold truth of how the Candy Queen earned her crown.
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This Might Be Why Wendy's Is The Only Fast Food Chain With Baked Potatoes
Wendy's is one of the most successful fast food chains to sell baked potatoes, and this is the reason why they're still one of the only places to find them.
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Here's Why Santa Claus Melon Has Such A Festive Name
There's a particular type of melon called a Santa Claus melon and it has such a festive name based on the time ranges in which it grows.
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In Nigella Lawson's Career, One Recipe Stands Above The Rest
Every chef has a plethora of dishes they serve and maybe even prefer. When asked, Nigella Lawson had one recipe that stood out to her.
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The Mystery Of Jack Daniel's Connection To The Number 7
There's one secret that Jack Daniel took to the grave. It all revolves around the No.7 which can be found on every bottle of the famous whiskey.
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The Discontinued Menu Item McDonald's Employees Couldn't Stand
Fast food employees work had to keep your food coming hot and fast but when a new food addition disrupts the smooth routine, it can cause longer wait times.
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Mince Pies Have Been Around Longer Than You Might Think
A recipe for mince pies first appeared in "print" back before the days of print, as it was featured on a scroll.
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The Pastry Chef Duff Goldman Idolizes
For cake-maker, television personality, and cookbook author Duff Goldman, inspiration comes from another famous pastry chef.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making When Putting Away Groceries
While it may be pretty common to put a bit of thought into the food you purchase, how often do you think about how it is stored once you get them home?
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The Unique Way Money Was Raised For The First Sbarro
Surprisingly, Sbarro pizza didn't begin as a pizzeria, but as a delicatessen, offering up sliced meats, cheeses, and some hot prepared food.
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How Buying Eggs Could Make You Spend More At The Grocery Store
Grocery stores can use every trick in the book to make you pay more, but did you know that even the simple need for eggs can rack up your bill? Here's how.
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The Reason Raw Ackee Is Banned In The U.S.
Ackee is popular in the Caribbean, particularly Jamaica, where it's considered the national fruit. Why is it not permitted to be brought into the U.S.?
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The Massive Amount Of Tea Padma Lakshmi Drinks Every Day
Tea is an important part of Padma Lakshmi's life, and she drinks a lot of it. You may be surprised by the heaping amount she drinks on a typical day.
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You Should Never Order The Grilled Chicken Sandwich From McDonald's. Here's Why
With many options to choose from at McDonald's, one point you might opt for the grilled chicken sandwich. Read on before ordering this McDonald's menu item.
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The Former CEO Of Dunkin's New Job Has Nothing To Do With Donuts
Former Dunkin' CEO Dave Hoffmann had a long career in the food business. You might be surprised by his new job, which has absolutely nothing to do with donuts.
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The Untold Truth Of Almond Joy
Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't, at least so goes the jingle for candy bar Almond Joy. Read on to learn more about the candy's history.
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Here's Why Anthony Bourdain Loved Plastic Squeeze Bottles
Bourdain goes on to explain in "Kitchen Confidential" that plastic squeeze bottles can be used to drizzle sauces around a plate in an artistic manner.
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Here's How KFC Japan Made Deep-Fried Soup
Ever heard of deep-fried soup? If you ever visited a KFC in Japan you would've had the chance to try it. Here's the story behind this unusual menu item.
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Why New York City Used To Be Known For Its Oysters
At one point in the 19th century, New Yorkers were consuming around a million oysters a day, and THEN using the shells to pave roads and make mortar paste.
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This Trader Joe's Is A Protected Historic Landmark
That's right, one Trader Joe's location in Brooklyn is the site of a designated historical landmark.
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The Greatest Lesson Rachael Ray Has Learned In Her Food Network Career
Rachael Ray has learned a lot in her long career with the Food Network. But her so-called 'greatest lesson' from her time on the Network might surprise you.
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How Coca-Cola Saved This James Bond Stunt
Coca-Cola serves many purposes. During a recent James Bond film, it took the center stage to help ensure that one major stunt went off without a hitch.
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Here's How The Bendy Straw Was Invented
You may never have wondered about the bendy straw's origins, but the drinking tool actually has a pretty fascinating backstory.
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Why Gordon Ramsay Hates Getting Special Treatment In Restaurants
What is Gordon Ramsay like as a guest at an eatery? Find out how the 'Hell's Kitchen' personality prefers to be treated.
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