What, Exactly, Is Sourdough Coffee Cake?
Sourdough coffee cake is a tangy twist on a classic dessert that incorporates a unique leavening agent that's not usually associated with sweets.
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The Obvious Origin Of Funnel Cake's Name
Sometimes the names of popular foods can give a false impression. That is far from the case when it comes to the classic funnel cakes you'll find at fairs.
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Is Domino's Open On Christmas Day 2023?
The vast majority of Domino's locations are franchised and independently operated, meaning Christmas Day holiday hours are left to each location's discretion.
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KFC Menu Items The Staff Won't Even Eat
Even if you love KFC's finger lickin chicken, there are some items you may not want to eat. See what KFC menu items even the staff won't eat.
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Steakhouse Chains With The Best Pork Chops, According To Customers
While steaks are what we all think about when eating at a steakhouse, there are other items to try. See which steakhouse chains have the best pork chops.
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Streusel Kuchen: Germany's Take On Coffee Cake
Whether you're savoring a piece alongside a coffee in Germany or making it at home, Streuselkuchen is a great snack cake to have in your repertoire.
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12 Fireball Gift Sets For A Boozy Holiday Season
If you know someone who loves Fireball whiskey, we've got some gift-giving ideas for you this holiday season that range from gift baskets to stocking stuffers.
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Bò Né: The Vietnamese Version Of Steak And Eggs
Vietnamese steak and eggs, also known as bò né, is a flavorful, eye-catching dish usually served with a leafy garden salad and a French baguette.
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The Odd Connection Between Cheetos And The Military
Cheetos are iconic, but you may not know their origin story. Find out how the military played a role in creating your favorite cheesy snack.
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Big Mistakes To Avoid Making When Cooking With Wine, According To Chefs
Wine can be a delicious ingredient in your next dish, but cooking with this alcohol comes with some important rules for success, say professional chefs.
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White Egg Yolks Aren't A Myth – And There's No Reason To Panic
When comes to eggs, food safety is is a prime concern. Although discolored yolks may indicate contamination, white yolks are nothing to fear.
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The Unique Stuffing Puerto Rico Serves With Thanksgiving Turkey
Thanksgiving stuffing is a necessity for many households, but if you haven't yet tried the Puerto Rican variety -- mofongo -- perhaps it's time you did.
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Brussels Sprouts Are The Unexpected Pizza Topping Ina Garten Swears By
Ina Garten's announcement that her favorite pizza is a Brussels sprouts cacio e pepe pizza kicked off enthusiasm about eating this vegetable in new ways.
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15 Vietnamese Dishes You Need To Try At Least Once
Vietnamese food isn't as popular as other Asian cuisines, but it doesn't mean it's any less satisfying. Try a classic Vietnamese dish and find a new favorite!
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The Traditional Way To Eat Sashimi And Nigiri
Passionate sushi fans likely already know the difference between nigiri and sashimi, but each of these has a proper eating method you'll want to try.
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Batasha Is The Diwali Sweet Treat That Packs A Satisfying Crunch
Diwali is not only the Festival of Lights but a time to feature and feast on sweets. One crispy treat that helps sweeten the celebrations is batasha.
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The Best Steak Toppings You'll Find At Steakhouse Chains
Whether available at multiple restaurant chains or just one, here are the best toppings you'll find at steakhouse chains, from béarnaise to blue cheese.
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The Mysterious Origins Of The New York Sour Cocktail
The New York Sour has skyrocketed in popularity, thanks to its delicious taste and eye-catching look. Now, learn the history behind this cocktail.
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Why Pizza Hut In Hong Kong Is Serving Snake Pizza
Pizza Hut Hong Kong's newest pizza is a combination of shredded snake meat, black mushrooms, and Chinese dried ham, and was inspired by a popular snake stew.
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The Best Appetizers You'll Find At A Steakhouse, According To Customers
We all love steakhouses and enjoy their different steaks. You should try some of their appetizers. See the best appetizers you'll find at a steakhouse.
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The Dr Pepper Capital Of The World Isn't Where You Would Think
Dr Pepper may have been invented in Waco, Texas, but its most ardent fans reside in a completely different city. Where, exactly, is the Dr Pepper capital?
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Cheese Curds Vs Mozzarella Sticks: What's The Gooey Difference?
Whether you love mozzarella sticks, cheese curds, or both, you may wonder about the differences between the two. Here's what happens beneath the breading.
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Steakhouse Caesar Salads Ranked Worst To Best, According To Customers
If you don't like steak, or want some veggies with your meal, a Caesar salad is a must. See our list of steakhouse Caesar salads ranked worst to best.
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The Rise Of Fast Food And Grocery Chain Podcasts, Explained
Podcasting has radically change the media landscape and grocery chains and restaurants are taking notice by producing web-based programs tailored to consumers.
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The Difference Between Canola And Rice Bran Oil For Frying Food
Canola oil is a popular option for frying food. However, rice bran oil may have some practical and nutritional advantages. Here are the essential facts.
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What Are Pink Beans And What Do They Taste Like?
Pink beans, the musical fruit: Their flavor notes are good to boot. They don't need to toot their own horns because people have sung their praises already.
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No, Taco Bell Doesn't Exist In Mexico
Taco Bell twice attempted to break into the Mexican market but it didn't worked either time. If you're traveling in Mexico you won't find a single Taco Bell.
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