Does The Bible Say It's A Sin To Eat Meat?
Although one might assume that a definitive answer regarding whether or not eating meat is a sin can be found in The Bible, the answer is far from forthcoming.
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The US Government Just Added National Lobster Day To The Calendar
The U.S. Senate passed a bill by New Hampshire U.S. Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan that will designate September 25, 2021 as "National Lobster Day."
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Mariah Carey's New Liqueur Brand Is In Legal Trouble. Here's Why
After two years of development, Mariah Carey's Black Irish cream liqueur may have a trademark issue in the European Union and likely not sold there.
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The Surprising Guests Billie Jean King Would Invite To Her Dream Dinner Party
Billie Jean King has an eclectic mix of women at her dream dinner party.
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How Wolfgang Puck Really Feels About The Minimum Wage
Wolfgang Puck has been a part of the upscale cooking scene in the United States since his iconic Sunset Blvd. Spago restaurant made its debut.
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People In This State Can Drink The Most Beer
Out of the 50 states, Texas comes in ninth in annual beer consumption, but Texans can drink more beer before feeling tipsy than any other citizens countrywide.
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Twitter Can't Believe Guy Fieri Just Posted These Memes
There's something of a digital feud brewing between Lil Nas X and Tony Hawk, and Guy Fieri is providing the comic relief no one knew they needed.
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The Truth About Spelt
Today's growing army of clean eaters often strive to return to simpler times. One grain enjoying a resurgence as a modern-wheat alternative is spelt.
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The Classic NYC Seafood Dish Bobby Flay Is Inspired By
A résumé like Bobby Flay's begs the question: What are this chef's formative dishes? One plate stands out for its big, bold, classic New York flavors.
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10 Best Substitutes For Cointreau
Cointreau is a specialty triple sec, basically an orange-flavored liqueur. But when you run out or want a non-alcoholic swap, here are 10 great substitutes.
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The Untold Truth Of Former White House Chef Andre Rush
Former White House chef Andre Rush is known for his cooking, but he gained notoriety after an image of his 24-inch biceps went viral.
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Twitter Is Freaking Out Over This Incredible Spiderman Cake Save
The photo that is attached to the text shows a tiny Spiderman that looks like he's saving the lopsided cake from crumbling in the box.
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The Big Difference Between Corned Beef And Pastrami
A trip to the deli counter can be a confusing one. For instance, do you know the difference between corned beef and pastrami?
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The Most Under-Valued Spice, According To Top Chef's Shota Nakajima
"Top Chef" contestant Shota Nakajima believes there is one specific spice that gets the least respect of them all.
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What Is Hoisin Sauce And What Does It Taste Like?
Chances are you've heard of the Chinese condiment hoisin, but do you know what it is? Here's what to know about this tasty staple sauce.
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The Untold Truth Of The Wendy's 4 For 4
It's one of Wendy's most popular promotions ever that shook up the competitive world of fast food. Here's the tasty, reasonable history of Wendy's "4 for $4."
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Amaury Guichon's Biggest Problem With The French Culinary Education System
When it comes to his early years in the industry, Amaury Guichon thinks that things could have been much better.
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Who Is Richer: Bobby Flay Or Giada De Laurentiis?
While the Bobby Flay and Giada De Laurentiis have built impressive careers for themselves, only one can have a higher net worth.
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The Truth About Godiva's Kosher Chocolate
Godiva claims that all its chocolates are halal certified and some products are suitable for those following a kosher diet as well.
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The Truth About The Controversial '6 French Fries' Rule
When Eric Rimm gave a quote to The NY Times about "six French fries" in 2018, he had no idea it would go viral. Here's what to know about the controversy.
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The Truth About America's 'Freedom Fries' Movement
When France disapproved of the Iraq war in 2003, restaurants across America began rewriting their menus to include freedom fries instead of French fries.
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The Untold Truth Of Black Rock Coffee Bar
Black Rock Coffee is giving Starbucks a run for its money. Let's dive into the background of this coffee kiosks company that's gaining big popularity.
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Myths About BBQ You Can Stop Believing
Is what you're making at home really barbecue? There are a lot of topics that many people have misconceptions about, resulting in myths about barbecue.
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The Difference Between French And American Food, According To Dominique Crenn
Americans might love french fries, but when it comes down to cooking culture overall, Dominique Crenn believes the two countries differ markedly.
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The Real Difference Between A McFlurry And A Sonic Blast
There are two ice-cold treats that can break the cycle of repeating and copying fads, one is the McFlurry and the other is the Sonic Blast.
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What Lady Gaga Really Eats, According To Her Personal Chef
Bo O'Connor, Lady Gaga's personal chef and lifelong friend, shared the low-down on the hitmaker's favorite breakfasts, lunches, and dinners with Women's Health.
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The Surprising Amount Of Money This McDonald's Coke Bottle Sold For
Find out how much a decades-old Coca-Cola bottle created in celebration of China's very first McDonald's location sold for at auction.
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