Pizza Hut is the go-to spot for late night munchies, kid's birthday parties, and...perfume? At least, that was the case for a brief time in early 2013, when Pizza Hut launched its limited edition Eau de Pizza Hut in the United States, just in time for Valentine's Day.
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Let's take a look at two of the most popular non-dairy milks: almond vs. coconut. You might see both of them next to each other on the shelf at the grocery store, but aren't exactly sure which one to choose. That all depends on what nutrients or benefits you're looking to get from your next glass.
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You may have tasted a cup of joe from Equator Coffees and even grabbed an espresso at one of its flagship cafes, but how much do you really know about this signature beverage company? Learn about its history and why it was founded.
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December of 2020 has, somehow, rolled in already; and to celebrate the dumpster fire of a year, social media platform TikTok has published their "The Year on TikTok: Top 100" list to share what we were all watching over the last 12 months. It covers 10 food trends that defined the platform for 2020.
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Olive oil is great for drizzling on cold dishes and making things like salad dressing, and it's actually great for cooking with, too. But just because it's multi-purpose, doesn't mean you can do whatever you want with it. These are a few mistakes you're probably making with your olive oil.
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As highlighted by a Healthline piece, Ayurvedic practitioners do discourage people from combining bananas with milk and believe that it isn't great for your digestive health. But is there any science behind this?
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Yorkshire pudding is a savory type of popover that is served as a side dish and used to soak up gravy and juices from the traditional roast beef. It's a dish whose origins have yet to fully reveal themselves, and it is often noted that its past is somewhat of a mystery.
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Bourbon mainly uses corn mash, and is only produced in the US. Regulations specify that in order to be considered bourbon, the whiskey has to be made from a grain mash that's at least 51 percent corn, then aged in charred oak containers. Bourbon doesn't have a minimum aging period.
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If you frequently get stomach aches or acid reflux after consuming your morning cup of coffee, you might be interested ina. switch to a low-acid brew. This is how to know if you should be drinking low-acid coffee, which is a kind of coffee roasted and brewed with a lower acid level in mind.
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Italy is where the beloved pizza was born, so it only makes sense for the Italians themselves to have the final say. We scoured the Internet to find out whether or not pineapple is an acceptable pizza topping in Italy -- and what we discovered is bad news for the fruity pizza eaters among us.
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The real difference between milk chocolate and dark chocolate all comes down to the amount of chocolate liquor in each. Milk chocolate is made with more milk and sugar, whereas dark chocolate uses a higher amount of cocoa solids and cocoa butter in each bar.
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Coffee gives us the power to face the day, and with the holidays upon us, we now get the extra options of ordering all of our favorite seasonal flavors. According to Dunkin', its newest Macchiato combines the festive flavors of blueberry, raspberry, blackberry, plum, and vanilla.
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Which of the many fast food restaurants scattered across the U.S. is the most popular? To find out, Mashed polled 555 United States residents, asking them to name the fast food restaurant they would choose if they could only eat at one for the rest of their lives.
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If kindness was a cookie, what would it be? How about a pink-colored Golden Oreo with bright green filling? Lady Gaga and Oreo came up with these dramatic vanilla-flavored Oreos, which will appear in six packs at convenience stores in January of 2021.
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There are certain foods restaurants buy really cheaply and then overcharge for. Here are some of the most commonly overpriced foods.
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According to E-Imports, Americans drink 400 million cups of the beverage each day, making the country the largest consumer of coffee in the world. With numbers like this, it comes as no surprise that many of us also try to seek out the best coffee we can. And Geisha coffee is one worth spending money on.
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While bread can be made from just a few simple ingredients, making sourdough from scratch is a little more complicated than just adding yeast and flour to water. Here's what you need to know before making a sourdough starter.
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Shrimp can be prepared in a variety of delicious ways, and if you've ever bought them raw, you probably know some prep can be needed before cooking. In addition to removing the shell -- which isn't always necessary -- you may have heard of 'deveining' shrimp.
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There's likely not a crustacean alive that somebody hasn't dipped in butter and lemon juice to see if it's edible, and the Japanese spider crab is no different. This crab is indeed edible, but you probably won't find it on the menu of your local Red Lobster anytime soon.
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If you've ever had a deliciously inspiring hanger steak dinner during a night out on the town, and then later went to your local grocer, hoping to purchase the same cut and recreate the magic at home, only to find there is no hanger steak available, you're not alone.
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Guinness is dynamite with a big, juicy burger. Hoppy bitterness is balanced by notes of sweet malt and roasted coffee. But why is it so dark?
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There are possibly few things in life that beat the taste of a ripe and creamy avocado, but often determining if the meat inside is the perfect shade of green can prove to be a lot trickier than expected. The agony of slicing into an avocado only to find it is unripe is a disappointing feeling.
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Costco is not giving you free groceries. But a scam has been floating around with some official-looking images and language stating that it is. This Costco scam is one among many schemes seeking to capitalize on households experiencing food insecurity this year.
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Ree Drummond, aka The Pioneer Woman, produces some hits in the kitchen but also more than her share of misses. Just for fun, we decided to run a little (ok, not so little) poll to see just what dishes most of us think we can make better than Mrs. Drummond.
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Red Dye 40 — or Red Number 40 — is a Starburst ingredient and probably the reason why the red ones seduce us with their vibrancy. Hold up, however. But while the FDA approves the use of Red Dye 40 in cereal, beverages, gelatins, puddings, and confections in the U.S., others have raised concerns.
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The first ever apple pie recipe came from England in 1381 and spread across Europe, with the first Dutch version of the treat appearing in 1514. Dutch apple pie has maintained its popularity, and has some noticeable differences that set it apart from apple pie most commonly found in the U.S.
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Depending on who you ask, comfrey transforms into a kind of magical, miracle drug, to treat bronchitis, peptic ulcers, diarrhea, rheumatoid arthritis, and acne. But seeing that ancient Greeks and Romans used comfrey as a medicine in the form of tea, it appears that it was doing more harm than good.
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