How Sbarro Changed Mall Food Courts Forever
Sbarro has been a ubiquitous feature of mall food courts, but that wasn't always the case. Read on to learn how the pizza chain changed food courts forever.
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The Shady Double Meaning 'Extra Crispy Fries' Had At This Burger King
Burger King is no stranger to scandals. Try as it might to keep a squeaky clean reputation, your favorite place to stop for lunch probably has a few secrets.
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A Group Of Anti-Vaxxers Just Took Over A New York Cheesecake Factory
In a protest against the city's indoor dining mandate requiring proof of vaccination, a group of anti-vaxxers staged a sit-in at The Cheesecake Factory in NYC.
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The Historic Reason People Add Milk To Hot Tea
But while the practice of adding milk to tea is an old one, it actually had nothing to do with changing the taste or texture of the drink when it first began.
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How The Military Inspired Sunny Anderson's Appreciation Of Food
Growing up, Sunnny Anderson moved all around the world and as they relocated, her mother would encourage her to try the cuisines of where they were living.
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Never Skip This Step For Homemade Burritos
Homemade burritos seem easy in concept, but come time of actual assembly, it can go south towards a territory of sopping spillage and disappointment.
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The Genius Reason Rachael Ray Keeps A Freezer List
How does Rachael Ray, who's talk show recently returned to the studio stay on top of all that's going on in her busy life? She relies on her freezer list.
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NFL Owner Robert Kraft Uses This Strategy When Visiting Dunkin'
Robert Kraft, who you probably know as the owner of the Patriots, is a huge fan, and even sets his ordering style based on how the team played that week.
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The Reason American Airlines Started A Wine Delivery Service
American Airlines has announced a wine delivery service called Flagship Cellars. Read on for all the details on this new wine delivery program.
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How President Biden Really Feels About The Kellogg Worker Strike
President Biden just weighed in on Kellogg's controversial move in its union contract negotiations, and it's safe to say that the POTUS isn't happy.
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This Garlic Chopping TikTok Has People Divided
The method or tool used to mince garlic can make a subtle yet perceptible difference. That may be why this garlic chopping TikTok has people divided.
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The Real Reason Eggshells Are Sometimes Spotted
You've probably noticed that sometimes egg shells have spots or bumps on them. Where do these spots come from, and are these eggs edible? Read on for the scoop.
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How Gordon Ramsay's Wife Tana Inspired Him To Make This Big Change
Gordon Ramsay had a lot of motivation and some tough love from wife Tana to make this big lifestyle change a few years ago, getting himself into prime shape.
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What Is Calamari And How Do You Eat It?
Some fish-averse people like to conveniently avoid it, but others find that calamari is absolutely delicious, and should be celebrated for exactly what it is.
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What It Actually Means When A Drink Contains Electrolytes
Sports drinks often tout their benefits as a replenisher of your body's electrolytes, but what does it mean exactly when a beverage contains electrolytes?
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Inside The 'Barrier-Free' Restaurant With A Special Connection To Lidia Bastianich
Viewers of Lidia Bastianich's new PBS special will get a peek into a special new NYC restaurant that is "barrier-free." Read on to learn more.
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Benny Rivera Talks Foodtastic, Food Art, And Giant Gingerbread Houses - Exclusive Interview
Chef Benny Rivera has a new gig unlike anything else on TV. He sat down with Mashed to tell us about Foodtastic and creating art from basic ingredients.
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The Scary Reason Jatropha Is Also Called 'Purge Nut'
Jatropha is nut that can be found in the tropics, but it's definitely not one you want to eat. Read on to find out why it's been nicknamed the "purge nut."
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How Cornflakes Were Accidentally Invented
Kellogg's corn flakes are one of the most popular brands of cereal around today but did you know they were invented by accident? Here's the story.
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This Famous Ratatouille Scene Lied To You
"Ratatouille" suffers from one big mistake or, more accurately, a misnomer. Let's take a closer look at the beloved Pixar film to see what it got wrong.
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Subway Has A New Name For Its Protein Bowls
Exactly a year later, the bowls are getting a makeover — or at least a new name. Here's what you'll see on the menu the next time you stop in your local Subway.
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This Cash-Dispensing Coca-Cola Promotion Went Horribly Wrong
Sometimes, a marketing campaign can have disastrous results... even when you're giving people free money.
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Trader Joe's Fans Can't Wait To Try Its Green & Red Chile Flakes Seasoning
Trader Joe's has a new seasonal item that may surprise you: red and green chile flakes. Read on for the scoop on this festive seasoning.
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Why Caitlyn Jenner Was Reportedly Turned Away From A Restaurant
It seems that Jenner was turned away for a reason that's relatable even for us non-famous folk: allegedly, she simply wasn't dressed for the occasion.
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This Eggplant Parmesan Is Supposed To Help With Childbirth
Swing by Scalini's for their legendary eggplant parmesan. The Italian restaurant has long been known as a hotbed for expectant parents looking to give birth.
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The Unique Way Ree Drummond Decorates Her Christmas Cookies
Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond has an unusual tip when it comes to decorating Christmas cookies. Read on to get the scoop.
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The Mysterious Case Of Hawaii's Beer-Scented Stream
Hawaii is known as a tropical paradise, but a beer-flavored stream carries that reputation to unexpected lengths. What exactly is behind this mystery?
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