The Origin Story Of The Wine Cooler Starts On The California Coast
Wine coolers are making a comeback of sorts in modern times, but their origin story dates back to the 1980s, where they were first introduced in California.
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For Julia Child Homemade Pasta Was Worth The Effort
While Julia Child most famously cooked French food, she also had a couple of opions on Italian cuisine, too. Here's what she thought of making fresh pasta.
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Princess Diana's Favorite Type Of Coffee Was Relaxed And Simple
Known for being humble and down-to-earth despite being part of the royal family, Princess Diana's favorite coffee drink reflects her approachable nature.
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The Creative Origin Story Of The US Open's Honey Deuce Cocktail
Lots of sporting events have signature cocktails. For the U.S. Open, it's the honey deuce. Here's how it came to be and continues growing in popularity.
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Queen Elizabeth's Favorite Party Desserts Featured Coffee And Dark Chocolate
Buckingham Palace is home to quite a few banquets and fancy parties. And anytime the Queen was in attendance, one could expect outstanding desserts.
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12 Forgotten Grocery Stores That Should Still Exist Today
With today's consolidation of supermarkets, it's hard to imagine that the U.S. used to have many more grocers. Here are some long forgotten chains that we miss.
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How The Term 'À La Mode' Became Commonplace On Menus
The French term "à la mode" did not always mean "top with ice cream." In fact, it had other meanings before it made its way onto menus in the 19th century.
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The Southern Twist Alton Brown Puts On India's Lassi Drink
One unique way of making a lassi drink is swapping yogurt with buttermilk for a Southern twist on the drink, courtesy of celebrity chef Alton Brown.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Favorite Dessert Was Created By His Mother
Looking at what an important figure ate can reveal something about their way of life, and that's the case with this homemade dessert that Dr. MLK Jr. loved.
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Eat Like True Italians And Add Potatoes To Your Risotto
When you hear the word "risotto," you probably think of rice, but it's time to start thinking of potatoes alongside or taking the place of rice.
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Charlie Chaplin's Favorite Spicy Food Was A True Classic
Charlie Chaplin was a beloved icon of the silent film era and the early talkie days. He wasn't a big fan of spicy foods, but the major exception was curry.
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Tim Walz Likes Boring Tacos But We Have Some Ideas For Him To Spice Up Dinner
A clip of Tim Walz saying that he has "white guy tacos" may have gone viral, but his avoidance of heavy spice doesn't mean his food needs to be bland.
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Clark Gable's Favorite Martini Hack Is One You Might Want To Try
The iconic star's martini preparation required a specific technique, but it's not difficult to learn and you can try it at home with your next cocktail.
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The History Of The Walnut Room, The Oldest Operating Department Store Restaurant
Department store restaurants used to be the talk of the town back in days past. The oldest still in operation in the U.S. is Chicago's Walnut Room.
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The Famous LA Bar That's One Of Quentin Tarantino's Favorite Spots To Write
Quentin Tarantino's favorite restaurant is a historic diner and bar combo in Los Angeles - and the famous director even does some of his scene writing there.
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Yondu Is The Savory Seasoning You Need For Your Vegetables
Yondu is a seasoning made from soybeans and a mix of long-cooked vegetables. It adds a deep umami to any dish you decide to use it in. Here's how it tastes.
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Explore The Cheese Capital Of The World In Plymouth, Wisconsin
If you love all things cheese, then you'd probably love a visit to Plymouth, Wisconsin. The "Cheese Capital of the World" is part of the heart of Dairyland USA.
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Raita Is The Cool Cucumber Dip To Pair With Grilled Meat
While its Indian origins mean raita is traditionally served with spiced foods like chicken tikka, this yogurt-based dip goes brilliantly with any grilled meat.
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16 Tea Drinks From Around The World That You Need To Try
There are numerous tea-based beverages available beyond a basic cup of black or green tea. Here are 16 tea drinks from around the world that you need to try.
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This Unique Ingredient Gives You Creamy Chocolate Ice Pops That Pack A Protein Punch
There's not much that can top the list of delicious treats like a chocolate ice pop, but if you'd like to add a boost of protein, we have just the thing.
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Tim Walz's Favorite Restaurant In Nebraska Serves The State's Most Iconic Sandwich
Governor Tim Walz recently visited his favorite Nebraska restaurant while on the campaign trail to indulge in one of the state's most iconic meals.
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How A Mistake Led To The Invention Of Wheaties
You might be surprised to learn that the classic cereal Wheaties almost wasn't invented. In fact, it wasn't invented at all - it came about by mistake.
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What Exactly Does A Full Turkish Breakfast Consist Of?
Turkey's culinary scene offers a feast for the senses at every meal, but it's at breakfast, or kahvalti, where Turkish cuisine truly shines.
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How Starbucks' New CEO Drinks His Morning Coffee
Given that he's the new CEO of Starbucks, we can't help but wonder what Brian Niccol's preferred morning coffee drink is. The answer is a timeless classic.
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10 Restaurants Humphrey Bogart Loved Across The US
Humphrey Bogart was larger than life on the silver screen, and he also lit up the scene at a variety of his favorite restaurants. Here's a look for you, kid.
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Howard Hughes' Favorite Food Was A Very Precise Dish
The billionaire aviator and movie mogul Howard Hughes was known to have been obsessive-compulsive about many things including the food he ate.
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The Interesting History Of Tiquira, One Of Brazil's Oldest And Rarest Spirits
Tiquira is the oldest known spirit in Brazil, and outside of the state of Maranhão, it's still relatively obscure. Get to know the intriguing spirit.
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