What Is Rugelach And What Does It Taste Like?
A dessert with so many complex steps must have a complex history, right? We're going to dig into what inspired the creation of rugelach and how it tastes.
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How Are Chives And Green Onions Different?
Green onions and chives aren't the same; each has a unique taste to bring to the table. Here's how to tell the difference visually and taste-wise.
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Starbucks China Has Cocktail-Inspired Drinks Not Available In The US
The coffee giant added a new line of drinks to its Chinese menu in 2019, and although they don't contain alcohol, each creation was inspired by a cocktail.
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About 1 In 3 People Consider This Coffee Drink Their Favorite
In a recent survey by Mashed, 44,000 people worldwide weighed in with what they consider their favorite coffee drink.
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Here's What You Can Substitute For Gluten-Free Flour
Here's what you can easily substitute for gluten-free flour if you can't find it at the store or don't want to shell out extra bucks for it.
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More Than One Fourth Of People Surveyed Said They'd Never Eat This Fish
Mashed asked people in a survey what fish they "would absolutely never eat," and 504 people in the U.S. answered.
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What Are Poffertjes And When Do You Eat Them?
If you love a sweet pancake, you have to try poffertjes. These yeasted buckwheat pancakes come topped with melted butter and powdered sugar.
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The Real Reason Pineapple Hurts Your Tongue
If you've ever eaten a lot pineapple in one sitting, you might notice that your tongue and the roof of your mouth experience an uncomfortable burning sensation.
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The Real Reason Joe Bastianich Left MasterChef
Many TV fans will remember chef Joe Bastianich from the U.S. version of MasterChef, but he left the show in 2014. What's happened to Bastianich since then?
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How Are Paneer And Tofu Different?
At a glance, paneer and tofu are two cubed foodstuffs that appear in non-carnivorous dishes. After that glance, however, the two foods become very different.
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40% Of People Want Gordon Ramsay To Cook Them This Meal
If you're a foodie, chances are you'd jump at the chance to eat food prepared by Gordon Ramsay. But if you had the choice of the dish, which would you choose?
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The Real Reason People Started Drinking Tang
Tang was introduced in the US in 1959, but it didn't take off until years later.
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The Truth About Joey Chestnut's Feud With Kobayashi
The brightest stars of competitive eating are two men who don't look like competitive eaters at all: Joey Chestnut and Takeru Kobayashi.
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This Is Where The Flavor In Coffee Comes From
There's nothing quite like a cup of fresh, high-quality coffee, but where exactly does the popular drink get its distinctive taste?
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The Real Difference Between Buttercream And Ganache
There are many options when it comes to frosting a cake, but two of the main contenders are buttercream and ganache. What exactly is the difference?
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The Oldest Fast Food Chain In The US Might Surprise You
Before McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, and plenty more fast food chains were ever even heard of, there was this place, a very oldie but a very goodie.
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The Untold Truth Of Milka Chocolate
Besides its creamy, chocolaty treats, Milka serves up a case study of the evolution of chocolate itself. Here's the untold truth of Milka chocolate.
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Your Dark Chocolate Might Not Be As Dark As You Think. Here's Why
The cacao percentage of a piece of chocolate refers to how much of the bar is "from pure cocoa beans." However, it's not quite as simple as that.
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The Truth About Subway's Veggie Delite Sandwich
Subway's Veggie Delite sandwich is one of the notable few vegetarian options on the menu. Here's the truth about Subway's Veggie Delite sandwich.
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This Is What A Full Irish Breakfast Really Means
A full Irish Breakfast is simply more than a plate of food, it's where history and culture intertwine in a delightfully tasty way.
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What You Didn't Know About The Natural Version Of Green Beer
Green beer doesn't need food coloring to have that perfect hue for St. Patrick's Day. Here's what you didn't know about the natural version of green beer.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Cannoli Cheesecake Combines 3 Classic Italian Ingredients
If you're looking for a super-Italian dessert to round out an Italian-themed date night you may want to give Giada De Laurentiis' cannoli cheesecake a try.
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What Is Potato Starch And How Do You Use It?
What is potato starch and how do you use it? Potato starch is a powder that's derived from potatoes and can be used as a thickening agent.
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Here's How Much Slim Jim Paid Randy Savage For Those Commercials
Randy Savage was the iconic spokesperson for Slim Jim from 1993 through 2000. Here's how much Slim Jim paid Randy Savage for those commercials.
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The Difference Between American And Irish Soda Bread
Creating the perfect St. Patrick's Day meal can take a bit of planning, especially if you want to feature an authentic Irish table spread -- a challenging goal.
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Does Honey Really Never Expire?
We never seem to use our jars up, and yet the honey doesn't appear to go bad. For that reason, many of us think that honey never really expires -- but does it?
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What Are Gimmari And How Do You Eat Them?
If you like crispy, seaweed, and noodles, then gimmari might just become your favorite new snack! These deep-fried rolls are a common street food in Korea.
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