Why You May Not Be Able To Find A Butterfinger In Germany
When an entire country gives you the non-butter finger, it might be time to skedaddle, which is precisely what Butterfingers did in Germany.
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What You Should Know About Eating Runny Eggs
Eggs can carry salmonella. While most people will recover from the infection without treatment, it can be a particularly nasty form of food poisoning.
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What You Didn't Know About The Cheetos Museum
Cheetos finally got their due in the summer of 2017, when an exhibit dedicated solely to the cheesy treat popped up at Ripley's Believe It or Not! in NYC.
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The Surprising Time Vladimir Putin Is Served Breakfast
Vladimir Putin is a late riser, typically being served his breakfast at noon. A healthy eater, Putin's meal consists of cottage cheese, followed by an omelet.
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What You Didn't Know About Borscht
While they vary in color and ingredients, the types of borscht remain deeply personal (and unique) from family to family, differing from bowl to bowl.
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Myths About Cast Iron Skillets You Need To Stop Believing
There are plenty of widespread misunderstandings about cast iron skillets, and here are a few you need to stop believing.
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Side Dishes You Need To Try The Next Time You Make Waffles
Butter and syrup are great and all, but if you're craving a new companion for your classic waffles, try some new sides to take your waffle meals up a notch.
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Whatever Happened To Kinder Eggs?
Kinder Eggs are a popular chocolatey treat in Europe, but they have been banned in the United States for one specific reason. Whatever happened to Kinder Eggs?
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What You Didn't Know About Birria Tacos
Birria tacos are the ultimate winter comfort food. Birria tacos combine warm beefy stew and crisp veggies piled atop bright red crispy tortillas.
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The Surprising Reason You Shouldn't Order Pastries At The Coffeehouse
You might want to think twice the next time you feel the temptation to order a pastry at the coffehouse.
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The Real Reason The WHO Wants To Restrict Alcohol Sales
The World Health Organization (WHO) has spoken, and it wants you to reduce the amount of alcohol that you drink -- or quit altogether.
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Why Some People Think Coffee Is More Popular Than Espresso In The US
In the United States, it seems many people believe coffee is preferable to espresso. While it could simply be an observation, there is some truth behind it.
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Details You Didn't Know About Metallica's Blackened Whiskey
Celebrities often gravitate toward the booze business. Heavy metal band Metallica has turned its focus toward the most rock 'n' roll liquor of all: whiskey.
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The Difference Between Fondant And Marzipan
Cake icing, of any kind, can be seen as a somewhat divisive topic of conversation. But, what exactly is the real difference between marzipan and fondant?
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This Is The Real Difference Between Rillettes And Confit
Rillettes and confit have a similar relationship to the one between the terrine and pâté. You can use confit to make rillettes, but not the other way around
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Here's Where The Flavor Of Kewpie Mayo Comes From
Kewpie mayonnaise is creamy, yellow and adds a hit of umami to dishes that everyday mayo just can't. This is what give it that flavor.
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National Bagel Day 2021: Where To Get The Best Food Freebies And Deals
Bagel lovers, unite! It is officially National Bagel Day on Jan. 15 and we have a list of where to get the best deals and freebies.
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Why Five Guys Always Gives You So Many Extra Fries
Five Guys takes french fries quite seriously. They go the extra mile to ensure their fries are delicious, and they give you a whole bunch of them. Why?
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Fans Of Sonic's Ice Need To Know About This Fancy New Fridge
Watch out, Sonic! You might not be the only ice show in town for much longer. Samsung introduced the Bespoke 4-Door Flex, which can create nugget ice at home.
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The Real Reason Manuka Honey Is So Expensive
Other than its supposed benefits, what exactly contributes to the high price that Manuka honey goes for? Read on to know more.
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A Look At Campbell's Failed Keurig Efforts
Back in 2014, Keurig and Campbell's teamed up to offer shoppers a new way to eat their classic chicken noodle, said Bustle. Enter Campbell's K-Cup pods,
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When You Drink A Milkshake Every Day, This Is What Happens To Your Body
Drinking milkshakes on a regular basis can cause weight gain and a host of health problem, warns registered dietician nutritionist Kristen Carli.
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Facts You Probably Don't Know About Aioli
Though it has exploded on restaurant menus nationwide in recent years, aioli is no culinary newcomer — it has been satisfying palates for centuries.
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Read This Before Taking Another Bite Of Limburger Cheese
If limburger’s unsavory smell isn't enough to put you off the cheese, the reason it gets its strong aroma might.
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The Reason All Wines Actually Contain Sulfites
You may have been warned to avoid wine with sulfites because it can cause headaches, but that's a myth. This is the reason all wines actually contain sulfites.
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The Real Reason Matcha Is So Expensive
If you've ever ordered matcha at a coffee shop, you might have found it a little pricier than a regular cup of tea. As it turns out, it has good reason to be.
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The Real Difference Between Broccoli Rabe And Broccolini
Broccoli rabe and broccolini might look similar, but they have some differences that (once we point them out) will make you wonder how you ever missed them.
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