• The Real Reason Sea Urchin Is So Expensive

    The value of these spiny delicacies hasn't diminished. You might believe this price relates to a scarcity of these sea creatures, but, their populations have been booming as of early 2020. With a population so high, anyone could wonder why the price of urchin remains so high.

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  • Old-School Candies You Forgot You Can Still Buy

    Some candies wane in popularity and eventually cease to exist. Others, however, fade in popularity but continue to be produced and simply become hard to find. You may not see these old-school candies often, but they're still out there.

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  • You Should Never Drink Cheap Tea. Here's Why

    Different kinds of herbal tea can provide a range of benefits. The best part? They don't have caffeine so you can safely drink them whenever you fancy. However, not all kinds of tea are created equal, and cheap tea is not worth purchasing.

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  • Read This Before Eating Anything With BHT

    Consider this: processed foods are designed to last in your pantry for a long time, which means that there are plenty of preservatives and additives that are supposed to improve flavor or help its shelf life. Some of the additives in these products include things called BHA and BHT.

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  • What Martha Stewart Really Thinks About Snoop

    It's safe to assume that nobody could have predicted that Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg would one day have a TV show together. The two have natural chemistry and the show has become a hit. Read on to get the scoop on how Martha Stewart really feels about her TV co-star Snoop.

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  • This Is Where The Flavor Of Chai Comes From

    When you want to just kick back and relax, a cup of chai can make any moment special. The drink can trace its origin to India, but the aromas and flavors we love in our chai from the grocery store have been pared down to accommodate the American palate. This is where the flavor of chai comes from.

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  • Costco Just Doubled Down On Its Mask Policy

    Costco wants all shoppers to wear a mask in their stores — and they mean it. Costco just doubled down on its mask policy, effective on November 16, 2020, which will require all members, guests and employees to wear a face mask or face shield at Costco locations.

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  • Why You Should Start Baking With Phyllo

    Golden, flaky pastry with a distinct, toasted crackle, phyllo dough is one of life's simple pleasures. You should start baking with phyllo because it's an excellent substitute for high-calorie, high-fat puff pastry, pre-made pie crusts, and canned, refrigerated dough.

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  • Food Trends That Are About To Take Over 2021

    It goes without saying that 2020 was a year unlike any other, and its effects will still be felt in 2021, particularly when it comes to food and restaurants. From boxed wine to ghost restaurants, expect to see these food trends gain popularity in 2021.

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  • Don't Fall For This TikToker's Viral McDonald's Drink Video

    One TikTok user went viral when they posted a video comparing the size of McDonald's cups by filling them with soda. While the video appeared to show there was no difference in volume between the McDonald's cup sizes, you shouldn't fall for this TikToker's viral video.

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  • Why Halva Might Be The Most Culturally Diverse Candy In The World

    Some foods seem to have deep roots to several modern-day countries, and halva is definitely one of them. But instead of spanning a few current countries, halva actually has ancient ties that span continents making it one of the most culturally diverse candies in the world.

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  • This Is What Aligot Is Traditionally Served With

    So, what do you serve with a dish that boasts a base of melted cheese and mashed potatoes that looks almost like a fondue? Honestly, we could eat it all by itself, but the French are a little more sophisticated. What do they suggest?

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  • This Is Where The Flavor Of Marinara Sauce Comes From

    Called marinara, pomodoro, 'red sauce,' and even the oft-debated 'gravy' in certain regions. Marinara sauce is regaled and has a storied history, but it's easy to mix up with other Italian and Italian-American tomato-centric sauces, so we hope this can clarify those subtle variations.

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  • The Real Difference Between Red And White Wine

    If you're like most wine drinkers, you probably haven't stopped to consider the difference between red and white wine beyond that you might like one more than the other. But, there are actually quite a few differences between red wine and white wine that may surprise you.

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  • A Surprising 15% Of People Watch This On Thanksgiving

    What makes Thanksgiving TV so special? Well, it all depends on what you watch. In order to determine everyone's favorite holiday TV fare, Mashed conducted a survey of 555 people around the country and asked them what would be on the tube this Thanksgiving.

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  • What Is Gravlax And What Does It Taste Like?

    More than just a valid, 18-point Scrabble word, gravlax (also spelled "gravadlax") is a Scandinavian dish you can easily add to your cooking repertoire. The word's origins date back to a time when Swedish fisherman would salt their catch and bury it near the shore to ferment it.

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  • Here's Why This Coffee Costs $64

    If you were asked to shell out over 60 bucks for a cup of coffee, would you? A cafe in London called Queens of Mayfair has coffee that costs much more than your regular coffee haunts. Its cup of java is priced at an unbelievable $64.

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  • What Are Phyllo Sheets And What Are They Used For?

    We're always looking for ways to make prepwork in the kitchen a little easier. If you do a lot of baking, you definitely want to keep phyllo sheets stocked in your pantry. They're a lot quicker and easier than making your own pastry, and there are plenty of different ways you can use them.

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