The Very Specific Water Source Used To Make Jameson Irish Whiskey
Jameson can't be made just anywhere, because at the core of the Irish whiskey's creation process is fresh Irish water from the Dungourney River.
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This Is Why Tonic Water Glows In The Dark
Even though there's only a small amount of quinine in tonic water, it makes the drink turns fluorescent blue under a blacklight. Now that's a party trick!
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The Real Reason People Love Valentina Hot Sauce
There's two reasons why people love Valentina Hot Sauce so much - one is the low price and two is the high quality.
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This Simple Trick Chills A Bottle Of Wine In Just 5 Minutes
Though some people opt to pop wine bottles in the freezer for a while, there's a better trick that can minimize the time it takes to cool your wine.
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The Hidden Meaning Of Bubble Tea
It's a super popular drink, but what exactly is the hidden meaning of bubble tea? Here's more on its origins and the meaning of its name.
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Everything You Need To Know About Ice Wine
Ice wine, or eiswein as it is called in Germany, is a special type of dessert wine that's made from grapes harvested late in the winter in cold climates.
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What Foods Is The Southwest Actually Known For?
Some folks feel they can slap "Southwest" onto any food item featuring beans and corn and call it a day, but Southwestern cuisine is far more complex than that.
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The Surprising Connection Between Chef Frankie Celenza And Lady Gaga
Frankie Celenza explained to the OC Register that Lady Gaga was a member of the same class when he was studying at Tisch School of Arts.
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Why The Pioneer Woman's Friends Thought Her Store Might Fail
When Ree Drummond, The Pioneer Woman, decided to open her own store, dubbed The Mercantile, her friends weren't sure it'd succeed — but she proved them wrong.
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Bill Gates' Surprising Connection To McDonald's Fries
A look into the divorce proceedings of Bill and Melinda Gates shows that Bill is one of the largest owners of farmland in America and supplies McDonald's.
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This Was The Hardest Part Of Iron Chef, According To Marc Forgione
When winner and chef Marc Forgione took a look at the episodes from "The Next Iron Chef," he was taken aback when he heard himself speak on television.
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The Difference Between Pepperoni In Italy And The US
The US has a tendency to Americanize cuisines. Knowing this, it's no wonder that pepperoni is not always authentically Italian, nor does it always mean meat.
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The Untold Truth Of Michiel Perry
Black Southern Belle blogger Michiel Perry's success has led her to the Food Network, where she will host their new web show "The Juneteenth Menu."
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This Is What President Biden Eats At His Favorite Restaurants
President Biden is pretty down-to-earth so it should come as no surprise that his food choices are relaxed too. Here's what he eats at his favorite restaurants.
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This Is The Hottest Hot Sauce In The World
If you have ever wanted to try a hot sauce that contains almost double the heat of pepper spray, you have to get a bottle of Mad Dog 357 Plutonium No. 9.
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10 Best Substitutes For Onion Powder
Onion powder is a regular feature in many recipes but when you run out, don't fret. There's these 10 great substitutes you can use instead.
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The EU May Soon Ban The Use Of Cages In Animal Farming. Here's Why
The European Parliament responded to a petition titled "End the Cage Age" by voting to demand the banning of cages in animal agriculture by 2027.
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The Real Reason Expensive Pasta Tastes Better Than Cheap Pasta
Have you ever wondered why expensive pasta has a better taste? The obvious answer is that, yes, it is fresher. But there's another difference.
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What The Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil Box Colors Mean
Each box of Reynolds Wrap is marked with a specific color that pertains to its particular use, making it easy to find just the one you need.
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The Richest Chef In The World Isn't Who You Think
The richest chef in the world is actually relatively unknown, compared to the highly visible celebrity chefs on the Food Network.
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The Amazing Dessert Bar Blake Lively And Ryan Reynolds Had At Their Wedding
Many fans of actress Blake Lively know that she absolutely loves baked goods. The dessert table at her wedding to Ryan Reynolds didn't disappoint.
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The Famous Poet You Didn't Know Was Vegetarian
With vegetarianism's renewed mainstream popularity, it is easy to forget that the practice is ancient. One poet, in particular, was steadfast in his devotion.
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The Real Reason Kate Middleton's Brother James Threw A Dinner Party For Dogs
According to photos James Middleton posted to Instagram in March 2020, he hosted an intimate soirée for some very special guests: his dogs!
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The Quarantine Cooking Habit Giada De Laurentiis Picked Back Up
Have you wondered how celebrity chefs responded to the COVID-19 pandemic? Giada De Laurentiis, for one, did what a lot of us did.
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The Real Reason Most Fast-Food Pizza Chains Get Their Cheese From The Same Company
In 1992, Leprino Foods became the largest cheese supplier for fast-food pizza chains in the United States. Here's how the brand came to dominate the market.
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Everything You Need To Know About Pizza Wars
Nicole Russell is set out to prove she can make the best pizza ever on "Pizza Wars." Rusell will challenge famous pizza chefs on First We Feast's new show.
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The Untold Truth Of Ilan Hall
Ilan Hall is still recognized for rising to "Top Chef" fame as the winner of Season 2. Since then, Hall has expanded his reach with his restaurant The Gorbals.
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