Auntie Anne's Pretzel Flavors You Can't Find In The US
While Auntie Anne's offers a variety of pretzels such as pretzel bites, soft pretzels and pretzel dogs, the options go even further in some other countries.
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12 Flavored Water Brands, Ranked Worst To Best
We're here to help you navigate some of the many, many trendy water brands out there. These are popular flavored water brands, ranked from worst to best.
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Determining If A Food Is Freezable Is Easier Than You Think
While some recipes are clearly labeled "freezer-friendly," others aren't — but can you still freeze them? Here's how to tell if a food or meal is freezable.
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Whatever Happened To Munchery?
Munchery, founded in 2011, in its original concept was a to-your-door meal delivery service that offered dishes prepared by actual chefs in ghost kitchens.
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Skipping This Prep Step Could Result In A Soggy Turkey
Many people skip it, but if you want the kind of turkey you've always dreamed of, trust us, you'll want to take the extra minute or two during prep.
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How Coffee Once Helped Send Brazil To The Olympics
Coffee is a relatively new crop for Brazil, making its debut in the 18th century when Portugal contracted with a soldier to steal a coffee plant.
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The Internet Is Obsessed With This Oddly Satisfying Chocolate Eagle Sculpture
One master chef has wowed audiences across social media with a chocolate eagle statue that looks good enough to eat.
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Game Of Thrones Fans Won't Want To Miss These New Iron Anniversary Beers
Warner Bros. tapped the Danish company Mikkeller to create three new "Game of Thrones" beers that should hit shelves by October 15.
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This Simple Hand Trick Can Help Determine Your Steak's Doneness
Surprisingly enough, all you really need to determine whether or not your steak is cooked to your liking is your hand — no meat thermometer necessary.
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Here's What The Word Charcuterie Actually Means
If you're a foodie or enjoy meals made up of an assortment of goodies, then you're probably familiar with charcuterie boards.
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How Spice Mix May Have Saved Popeyes
It's hard to imagine Popeyes chicken or french fries without their signature seasoning, but back in 1972, it didn't even exist.
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The Spicy Popcorn Flavor Nick Jonas Loves
What is it that fuels the former Disney Channel star through his busiest days? A savory treat that just might become your favorite thing to munch on as well.
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This Country Consumes The Most Coffee Per Capita In The World
One might imagine that the amount of coffee drunk across the world doesn't vary too drastically, but some places may drink more than others.
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The Reason Dalgona Coffee Works So Well, According To A Scientist
Turns out there's real science behind the drink all your favorite TikTokers are obsessed with. Here's how it works.
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The Reason Texas' BBQ Traditions Are So Diverse
From the type of wood used to the question of sauce vs. rub to the temperature of the smoker, Texas BBQ varies regionally across the state.
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The Untold Truth Of Whoppers
The history and impact of Whoppers is a colorful and dramatic story. Here's the untold truth behind the popular chocolate-coated malt ball.
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Why This Rhode Island Hot Dog Is Called A 'New York System'
Although you might be accustomed to eating your hot dogs simply, there's actually a ton of regional styles that call far more than simple condiments into play.
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The Pokémon Pop-Tarts Collab You Probably Forgot Existed
Many years ago Pop-Tarts collaborated with Pokémon to create these delicious themed pastry treats.
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Are Hershey's Kisses And Chocolate Bars Made With The Same Ingredients?
A quick look at the Hershey's website indicates that Hershey's Kisses and its Milk Chocolate Bars have the same list of ingredients. What are they?
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Why 'U.S.' Coffee Doesn't Really Exist
Some may feel that supporting local farms and businesses should always be a priority when feasible, but drinking coffee grown in the U.S. often isn't an option.
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How Overfilling Your Freezer Can Affect The Food
Overfilling your freezer can limit air circulation. The freezer will work too hard while not getting cold enough. Food may spoil. The freezer could break down.
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Why Mountain Dew Probably Wouldn't Exist Without The Great Depression
If it hadn't been for the Great Depression, Mountain Dew likely never would've been invented. Here's why.
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This Actress Almost Played Julia Child In New HBO Series
HBO's new Julia Child series has foodies talking. Originally a different actress almost played the lead role on "Julia," but who?
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Use Your Freezer To Make Meal Prep Even Easier
With various ingredients and select dishes prepared, they will only continue to make your life easier on busy days if they are stored properly to stay fresh.
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What Are Puffball Mushrooms And Can You Eat Them?
Puffball mushrooms look like volleyballs that accidentally rolled into the forest. They appear across the U.S., but mostly make appearances in the Midwest.
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The Untold Truth Of Vending Machines
Vending machines have been around for a long time and in a number of forms. Here's a look at their delectable history.
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This Sauce Is Popular For French Fries In Ireland And The UK
If you really want to experience chips the U.K. way, you should probably be dousing your fried potatoes in curry sauce. Here's why.
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