• Who Is The 6-Year-Old 'Shirley Temple King'?

    When we were children, few things could make us feel grown up like a glass of Shirley Temple. The original mocktail was invented in the 1930s, but it gaining new life at the hands (and taste buds) of the Shirley Temple King.

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  • What Is Plant Based Milk Actually Made Of?

    The next time you go to the dairy section of your local supermarket, you may want to look at the number of non-dairy or alternative milks which have taken root in spaces once reserved for cow's milk. What is actually in those plant-based milks, though?

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  • The Truth About Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's Extreme Diet

    If you want to be like Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, here's some bad news for you: You won't be eating very often. One of the most controversial — and hard-to-imitate — aspects of his routine may be his practice of intermittent fasting, since he only eats just one meal per day.

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  • Why Are Truffles So Expensive?

    They're usually served in paper-thin shavings, sitting atop a gently-flavored canvas of egg, pasta, or risotto. They may not look like much, but to chefs and gourmets around the world, truffles are the diamonds of gastronomy.

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  • This Chain's Coffee Has The Most Caffeine

    When you go out for coffee, are you looking for the place with the best-tasting brew, or would you rather get the most buzz for your buck? One chain touts the most caffeine in their coffee.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Sweethearts Conversation Hearts

    Sweethearts Conversation Hearts have been a part of people's lives for over 100 years — minus that one year they went on hiatus — and they have a bit of a storied past. Here's everything you don't know about Sweethearts Conversation Hearts.

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  • Who Actually Makes Kirkland Coffee?

    The identity of Costco's suppliers is an open secret to loyal customers whose households are stocked full of Kirkland Signature items. What company is behind Kirkland coffee?

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  • Why Coca-Cola Won't Ditch Its Plastic Soda Bottles

    As overwhelming as the plastic pollution problem might be, Coca-Cola isn't about to say goodbye to the plastic bottle anytime soon. This doesn't necessarily mean Coke is throwing its hands up in apathy, though. According to Coke, it's all about what consumers want.

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  • The Real Reason Chicagoans Don't Put Ketchup On Their Hot Dogs

    If you visit Chicago, there are several things you absolutely must do: stroll the Magnificent Mile, catch a Cubs game, and order one of the city's signature Chicago dogs. There is also one thing you should absolutely not do: ask for ketchup with your hot dog.

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  • This Is Where Girl Scout Cookie Money Actually Goes

    Girl Scout cookies are an institution in American food lore, and between the hype, celebrity endorsements, and our own driving need to get our hands on the seasonal treats, we might be forgiven for not bothering to find out just who's benefiting when we buy all those boxes of Thin Mints.

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  • Why Is Dragon Fruit So Expensive?

    If you go shopping for some dragon fruit, you'll probably notice pretty quickly that it's not the cheapest fruit in the produce section. What's up with dragon fruit's high price, and is this cool looking and mildly sweet fruit even worth it?

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  • The Real Reason American Fast Food Is So Popular In China

    American fast food restaurants are extremely popular in China. Even though they face stiff competition from up-and-coming Chinese fast food companies, American brands like KFC, Pizza Hut, Starbucks, and McDonald's still lead the pack.

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  • This Is Why Trader Joe's Two Buck Chuck Is So Cheap

    Two Buck Chuck: It's fun to say and can be fun to drink, at least if you're not a wine snob who won't touch anything under $50 a bottle. So what enables TJ's to make and sell its wines so cheaply? It seems parent company Bronco Wine has implemented a number of cost-saving measures.

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  • The Truth About Trader Joe's Cauliflower Pizza Crust

    Pizza crust might traditionally be made of a wheat flour-based dough, but that doesn't mean outsider pizza crusts can't be a hit with the masses. Case in point? Trader Joe's cauliflower pizza crust. What is it all about, anyway?

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  • The Fast Food Industry Crisis That's Only Getting Worse

    The next time you visit your local fast food joint, and you happen to like the service, you might want to take the opportunity to compliment the staff — because chances are, you're not likely to see that person again when you return.

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  • Who Actually Makes Kirkland Beer?

    Costco sells beer under the Kirkland name, and it's done so with very mixed results among Costco shoppers and beer drinkers. But who actually makes the stuff?

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  • Is New Jersey Actually The Bagel Capital Of The World?

    Despite their heritage, the state of New Jersey has made the controversial — some would even say sacrilegious — claim that it, rather than its neighbor to the north (New York) is the real bagel capital of the world.

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  • This Is How Many Chicken Wings Get Eaten On Super Bowl Sunday

    For most of us, there's only one food (besides beer) that truly encapsulates the spirit of Super Sunday — just as turkey reigns supreme on Thanksgiving, on this one day out of the year, the chicken wing is king. How many are actually eaten during the big game?

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