This Ice Cream Legend's Taste Buds Were Insured For $1 Million
We all love ice cream, but for one man, it was an art. Here's why John Harrison's taste buds were so valuable to Dreyer's that they were insured for $1 million.
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Turns Out, Ube Isn't Always Purple
It may seem like ube is the uber-tuber with a super purple hue. But purple-eater people may be curious to know it's not the only color.
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The Riskiest Items On Chain Restaurant Menus
Going to the restaurant shouldn't be the cause for food poisoning. Find out which items to avoid on chain restaurant menus for a safe and tasty meal.
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Walmart's Deli Hot Bar Gives Fast Food Restaurants A Run For Their Money
Looking to get a quick meal without putting a big dent in your wallet? Some TikTokers suggest you consider Walmart's deli hot bar as a possible option.
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This Is Why Chicken Wings Are So Small
Here's what you really need to know about the meaty appetizer and why wings are so much smaller than other parts of the chicken.
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This Is What Macho Man Randy Savage Really Ate
While the Macho Man was well known for his appetite for mayhem, he was quite the hearty eater, as well. Here's what he liked to eat.
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The Food Gwyneth Paltrow Served At Her Wedding
Gwyneth Paltrow certainly knows her food. So, it seems natural that she would go all out when catering her second wedding - and she certainly did.
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What Andrew Zimmern And Duff Goldman Plan To Eat The Next Time They See Each Other
The wholesome friendship warmed their Twitter followers' hearts once more, after Goldman recently tweeted an invite for Zimmern to join him for a special lunch.
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Valerie Bertinelli's Favorite Dessert Ingredient Is Surprisingly Simple
Valerie Bertinelli has an extensive repertoire of recipes. However, fans who share her love of this ingredient will be in luck as she has tons of ideas.
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Why You Should Bounce Cranberries Before Eating Them
Back in 1880, a man discovered what bouncing cranberries revealed. Here's why you should still do this funny action to these little fruits.
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The Truth About Booze-Free Bars
This new wave of non-alcoholic bars is catering to everyone from recovering alcoholics to those who prefer avoiding alcohol for religious or personal reasons.
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Why Wine And Cheese Might Be Good For Your Brain's Health
A study out of Iowa State University, shows that certain foods, like cheese and alcohol, may protect against cognitive decline or improve cognitive function.
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People Can't Agree Which Style Of American Pizza Is Their Least Favorite
We asked who has the best pizza - New York, Chicago, Detroit, or California - and 44,000 strong opinions came in. Here's the least favorite of them all.
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What Is Yogurt Whey And How Is It Used In Cooking?
Whey gets left behind when straining yogurt. It's sort of a foggy, cloudy liquid, and it comes from making thicker types of yogurt, especially Greek yogurt.
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How Ina Garten Really Feels About Bobby Flay
You may be wondering what two people as wildly different as the much-loved Garten and somewhat controversial Flay would think about one another.
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This Is The Trick To Fixing Crystalized Honey
What can you do with honey once it's crystallized? Learn about the safety of eating crystallized honey, and methods for how to fix crystallized honey.
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Instant Oats Vs Rolled Oats: Which Is Better?
You have several options to choose from when you're looking to buy a packet of oatmeal at the supermarket, but which is the healthiest option? Learn more!
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The Subtle Difference Between Gold Kiwifruit And Green Kiwifruit
Kiwifruits are one of the most nutritionally dense fruits on the market. Both golden and green kiwis contain essential vitamins, antioxidants, and nutrients.
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The Reason You Might Want To Add Stinging Nettle To Your Diet
Stinging nettle sounds like something you'd run from, not a vibrant green herb that improves blood sugar metabolism, prevents weight gain, and reduces pain.
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The Untold Truth Of Farmer Brothers Coffee
Farmer Brothers, established in California in 1912, packages and ships coffee, tea, spices, and equipment across the U.S. and has an interesting history.
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What Is Pan De Cristal And What Does It Taste Like?
If you imagined a food whose name translated to "glass bread, would you picture a dense-looking, log-like bread loaf that's full of holes?
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Chain Restaurant Chowder Ranked Worst To Best
No matter the time of year, chowder is always a crowd favorite. But how about chain restaurants? See how your favorite chain's chowder ranked, worst to best.
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13 Signs Boston Market Is Struggling
Boston Market, known as the innovator of rotisserie chicken, has fallen from grace as it struggles to keep afloat. See signs that Boston Market is struggling.
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The Sour Story Behind Gatorade's Discontinued GatorGum
GatorGum was sold in the flavors lemon-lime and orange, which were also Gatorade's first drink flavors. However, the product has since been discontinued.
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Why You Should Preheat Your Waffle Maker Every Time
If you’re plagued by imperfect first waffles, all you need to do is give your waffle iron enough time to preheat. Here’s why you’ll want to do that every time.
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The Untold Truth Of Giada De Laurentiis
Giada De Laurentiis has been in the limelight for a number of years, but there are still some things that even serious fans don't know about her.
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Cheeses You Should Try At Least Once In Your Life
To help you navigate the Gruyeres, Goudas, and pecorinos out there, we've rounded up the ultimate cheese lover's bucket list of cheeses to try before you die.
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