16 Classic Food Network Shows That Time Made Us Forget
With so many shows airing over the years on Food Network, there's a good chance you forgot entirely about some of these long-cancelled series.
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How Buffets Visually Trick You Into Filling Up On Cheap Food Items
There's a reason why buffets stay in business, and it has everything to do with visual tricks and tactics that put cheaper food items at the forefront.
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Yes, You Can Consume Too Much Magnesium — Here's What Happens
While magnesium has its benefits, consuming an abundance of the mineral isn't ideal, and here's why.
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The Coffee Orders Of 10 American Presidents
Drinking coffee was a political statement for some presidents, while others just enjoyed its flavor. Regardless, they all had a favorite way to drink coffee.
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This Iconic Tribeca Restaurant Was A Favorite Of JFK Jr. And Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy
Today, Nobu is an internationally known name, synonymous with high-end Peruvian-Japanese cuisine and celebrities alike — including the Kennedys.
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Wendy's Fries Used To Be Made In A More Flavorful Way
Long before Wendy's modern aspirations for "natural cut" or "hot and crispy" offerings, the fast food chain made its fries with this ingredient.
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The FDA Has Issued The Highest-Level Recall For Frozen Blueberries In 4 States
The FDA has issued a Class I recall for frozen blueberries in four states and Canada due to potential Listeria contamination. Here's what you need to know.
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13 Foods Eaten By Astronauts In Outer Space
With the upcoming Artemis II lunar mission, we thought it would be fun to explore some of the foods astronauts have eaten during their time in space.
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Rice And Wheat Have Natural Fiber, But America Removes It — Here's Why
Most Americans don't get enough fiber in their diet despite eating a great deal of rice and wheat. Here's how and why that fiber is often removed.
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Long Before The Hits, Barry Manilow Wrote Famous Jingles For Two Rival Fast Food Chains
Even before he penned "Copacabana," Barry Manilow was busy writing catchy tunes — this time for two major fast food chains.
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Make Cabbage 10X Better With A Simple Confit Technique
Cabbage can be cooked in so many ways, but you can kick it up a notch by transforming it into a delicious side dish using the confit culinary technique.
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This Hidden Gem Along California's Highway 395 Still Serves Phosphate Sodas
The old-fashioned general store, close to Death Valley and the Sierra Nevada range, is still serving the same phosphates it offered decades ago.
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Our Least Favorite Frozen Dinner Brand Churns Out Underwhelming Duds
Frozen dinners have transformed the culinary landscape, and improvements over time now give consumers healthy, appetizing meals in minutes, but one falls short.
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Waffle House Drew Inspiration From A 24/7 Diner That Sadly Didn't Make It
Waffle House is a very popular breakfast chain with locations all over the South. The concept came from a diner chain that is no longer around.
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The Willie Nelson Connection Behind Texas Roadhouse's Armadillo Mascot
Willie Nelson, Texas Roadhouse, and armadillo. Unrelated as these all sound, there is a clear (and totally endearing!) connection between them.
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This Popular Chain Bakery's Cupcakes Took Off After A Food Network Win
After being crowned the winner of Food Network's "Cupcake Wars," this chain bakery has surged in popularity ever since!
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10 Prohibition-Era Speakeasies You Can Still Visit
During Prohibition, countless speakeasies sprang up, and while many have closed, a few exist where you can experience the history without the criminality.
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3 Snacks That Aren't As Unhealthy As People Think, According To A Dietitian
Offering good news for all you snackers out there, one dietitian explains that some snacks typically seen as unhealthy may not actually be so.
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One Of JFK Jr.'s Favorite NYC Restaurants Is Still Nearly Impossible To Book
Want to eat where JFK Jr. once ate and rub shoulders with New York royalty? Well, tough luck — because you're never getting a reservation here.
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Yes, You Can Consume Too Much Fiber: Here's What Happens When You Do
While following the fibermaxxing trend can help boost your fiber intake, consuming too much fiber too quickly can wreak havoc on your body.
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The 8 Biggest Complaints Boomers Have About Restaurants Today
Everyone has their preferences and gripes when it comes to dining out, but we wanted to see what boomers specifically are complaining about.
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3 Fast Food Chains Offering Gluten-Free Burger Buns
Looking for gluten-free fast food offerings? Try one of these three chains that offer GF burger buns in place of the usual fare.
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Give Your Favorite Chili Mexican Flair With Just A Few Additions
Looking to spice up your next batch of chili? Lean into the roots of this classic dish by adding the flavors of another popular Mexican street food.
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The Chili Paste That Makes Compound Butter Even Better On Steak
For a special take on steak, add this North African condiment to compound butter and dollop some on your just-cooked cut for a deep and layered taste sensation.
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How Drinking Beet Juice Daily Affects Your Body
Beet juice is an underrated super food and maybe the immune boost your lifestyle needs. It's not necessary for everyone, but for some it's the perfect addition.
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Why Rick Steves Avoids Beer From The Tap In Belgium
Enjoying a good beer can be a great way to end (or start) a travel day. But, if you're in Belgium, heed Rick Steves' words for a more enjoyable experience.
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When Raising Cane's Was Short On Fry Cooks, Corporate Employees Traded Ties For Aprons To Fill In
In some companies, everyone has to step up, regardless of their position in the hierarchy, and that's what Raising Cane's staff did during some tough times.
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