This Protected Italian Bread Can Only Be Made With Ingredients From Puglia
Italian bakers who make this nutty, slightly sour bread that's been around since Ancient Rome have to meet exacting standards to earn a DOP designation.
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How To Make A Refreshing Frozen Negroni Without Fancy Equipment
When it comes to cocktails, few drinks compare to a frozen Negroni -- and you can make the iconic tipple without fancy equipment using this handy method.
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No matter if you call it Taylor Ham or Pork Roll, this breakfast staple holds a special place in the Garden State. Here's everything you need to know.
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The Iconic Missouri Diner That Gives You A Taste Of Live Entertainment With Your Meal
In Branson, Missouri, some of the city's many talented performers will sing for your supper while you nosh on a chicken fried steak sandwich or banana split.
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Pure Leaf iced teas are a refreshing and convenient beverage to grab on the go. Out of the brand's many flavors, this one stood out as the very best.
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Tomato juice is a polarizing drink, with mega-fans and hearty-haters alike, but we found a store-bought one that definitely shouldn't be drunk on its own.
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This Sugary Peanut Butter Spread Was A Snack Staple Of The '70s
There were a lot of new foods introduced in the 1970s as industrialization took off as part of food production, but this one spread brings back mixed memories.
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The Comforting Italian Dish That Frank Sinatra Often Ordered
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The 6 Stages Of Sugar-Cooking When Making Candy, Explained
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What It Really Takes To Get A Product On Trader Joe's Shelves
Anyone who has shopped at Trader Joe's knows that their products are unique to the company. Here's what it really takes to get a product on the store's shelves.
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You Should Be Using Your Salad Spinner To Dry Fruit. Here's Why
You know you have to wash your fruit, but it's sometimes so delicate and will bruise in the process. Fortunately, there are tools to take care of that.
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Here's How Many Barbecues Americans Typically Attend Each Summer
Gather your food, drinks, and closest companions -- barbecue season is officially around the corner. Expect to rev up your grill a number of times this summer!
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The Underrated Summer Herb That Adds A Lemony Twist To Your Drinks Without Using Citrus
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Why Cucumber Never Belongs In Hot Soup
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Is All Of Five Guys' Food Seriously Made Fresh And Not Frozen?
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Revamp Simple Hot Dogs With Our Elevated Beanie Weenie Recipe
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Remodeling Your Kitchen? Consider Adding An Appliance Garage
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The Milk Disaster You Want To Avoid When Making Homemade Hot Chocolate
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Whether you're shopping to feed your whole family or prepping to entertain, many of Costco's appetizers are a can't-miss, especially this one.
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Arby's Name Doesn't Mean What You Probably Thought
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Did Denver Really Invent The Cheeseburger? The Humpty Dumpty Drive-In Thought So
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The Fast Food Chain That Makes The Absolute Worst Turkey Sub
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