Instagram Can't Stop Watching This Noodle-Knitting Clip
Noodle-knitting might be one of the most delicate, detailed art forms you never knew about. In a recent Instagram post, a person is seen knitting noodles.
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What Those Black Dots On The Bottom Of Your Subway Bread Could Be
If you find black dots on the bottom of your Subway sandwich, they might not be what you think.
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The Real Reason Julia Child Became An AIDS Activist - Exclusive
There is a moving story behind why Julia Child wanted to become involved in activism during the AIDS epidemic, as "Julia" co-directors exclusively tell Mashed.
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Hank Aaron Was A Franchisee For These 4 Fast Food Chains
Baseball legend Hank Aaron was not only an iconic athlete but also a successful businessman. He was a franchisee for these four fast-food chains.
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Best In Dough: Release Date, Host, Judges, And More - Everything We Know So Far
Hulu will fill a void in food programming with 'Best In Dough,' a reality series in the form of a pizza-making competition. Here's what we know about it so far.
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Starbucks For Life Is Back With A Huge Grand Prize. Here's How To Win
Starbucks For Life is back! The coffee chain's popular game returns this holiday season, allowing 10 ultimate winners to get free coffee for life.
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10 Best Substitutes For Brandy
If you're planning a recipe that calls for brandy but don't have any on hand, there are at least 10 other ingredients you can substitute for the sweet liquor.
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Why Are So Few Foods Naturally Blue?
When you look at blueberries closely, they're actually more purple than blue. So why are so few foods a "true" blue? It has something to do with efficiency.
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The Secret History Of The First McDonald's
Depending on who you ask, the first McDonald's was either in California or Illinois. We're digging into the fast food giant's origin story.
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Fudge Might Have Been Invented In Baltimore
Fudge has been an American staple since the 1800s, but its origins are a little murky. Food historians believe it originated in Baltimore, and here's why.
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Throw Your Almond Milk Away Immediately If You Notice This
Spoiled dairy milk presents with a sour smell and chunky consistency. Almond milk that has gone bad also has some telling signs and they may just surprise you.
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Make The Best Brownies Ever With This Secret Ingredient
It's hard to imagine brownies tasting any better, but this extra ingredient takes the chocolate dessert to the next level.
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Why You Won't Be Able To Guess The Flavor Of Juicy Fruit Gum
Just like bubblegum, Juicy Fruit's flavor is hard to pin down. It tastes a little bit like a banana, but not quite. Here's why the flavor is so mysterious.
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A&W Claps Back At Competitors' Celebrity Meals
You know Tom Brady and Megan Thee Stallion, but what about Gerald and Hannah? A&W just clapped back at its competitors with these new anti-celebrity meals.
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The Reason Winnipeg Is Considered The Slurpee Capital Of The World
Winnipeg is known as the 7-Eleven Slurpee capital of the world, but what makes the city such a stand-out when it comes to the ice-cold beverage?
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The Jerry Lewis And Dean Martin Restaurant War You Never Knew About
Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin were the leading comedy duo of the 1950s, but things soured between them when they entered a restaurant war on the Sunset Strip.
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Fruitcake Fraud: How To Watch It, Plot, And More - What We Know So Far
Here's what we know about "Fruitcake Fraud," the new documentary about a shocking real-life story that took place at a Texas bakery.
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Chick-Fil-A's Peppermint Milkshake Pie Recipe Has Fans Divided
Instagram users cannot seem to reach a consensus on Chick-fil-A's new peppermint milkshake pie recipe.
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The Tragic Reason A Chef Was Jailed After Serving Shepherd's Pie
A chef at a pub in England was sentenced to four months in jail after more than 30 people got food poisoning and one woman died after eating shepherd's pie.
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This Walmart Reddit Post Proves Why You Should Check Expiration Dates
You might want to go double-check the expiration date on the package of salmon you just bought.
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Alton Brown Made A Hilarious Cocktail For Neil DeGrasse Tyson
Alton Brown thought this space-themed tequila cocktail would be perfect for famous astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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The Ridiculous Starbucks Frappuccino Idea Jimmy Kimmel Proposed
We love Jimmy Kimmel but we are not loving his idea for Starbucks new Frappuccino that combines a very bizarre combination of mini-mart foods.
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Why We Crave Crunchy Food, According To Science
There's a reason why you crave potato chips and pretzels, and it's not just because they're junk food. There is something about the sound that we just love.
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Trader Joe's Fans Are Pumped For Its Returning Winter Baton Cookies
Winter has finally arrived, and that means Trader Joe's has brought back its baton cookies. Fans are getting pumped for this seasonal treat and here's why.
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Why You May See A University Ad In Your Next Fortune Cookie
Occasionally, a fortune cookie might contain a very unexpected message. But some in Arizona may be promoting a state university in a unique promotion.
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How Truck Drivers Helped Make Bob Evans A Success
There's always that one defining moment that transforms a small restaurant into a national chain, and for Bob Evans, that was its link with truck drivers.
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The Real Reason Your Freezer Doesn't Have A Light
The reason many freezers don't have a light is due to the cost-benefit principle, and the benefit of having a light in the refrigerator portion is much higher.
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