The Instant Coffee Jars Kamala Harris' Family Kept Spices In
Kamala Harris and Mindy Kaling got together to cook some dosas and their families' shared preference for certain storage containers united them.
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13 Ways To Add More Flavor To Roasted Vegetables
Roasted vegetables are an ideal side dish for making a meal more nutritious. We asked a pair of chefs for their favorite ways to add flavor to varied veggies.
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How Liberty Apples Got Their Patriotic Name
A trip to the grocery store or farmer's market reveals many different kinds of apples, especially in the fall. But how did Liberty apples get their odd name?
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What You Need To Know About Baking With Ube
Ube is a purple yam that is native to the Philippines. It can impart your baked good with a delicious flavor and stunning color. Here's how to use it in baking.
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Grocery Store Tourism Is The Latest Hot Trend For World Travelers
There's a list of must-see places in every country, and the grocery store probably isn't on it - but it should be! Here's why grocery store tourism is popular.
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8 Drinks To Try In Peru, According To A Peruvian Chef
Peru's beverages are as diverse and flavorful as its cuisine, and these are the drinks you must try if you visit, according to a Peruvian chef.
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All The Presidents Who Allegedly Never Drank Alcohol
There have only been a few U.S. presidents who allegedly stayed away from alcohol. Let's take a look at these presidents and their reasons for teeotaling.
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Kamala Harris' Favorite Fast Food Restaurant In College Was A Classic
During her college days at Howard University in Washington, D.C., Vice President Kamala Harris favored this iconic fast food restaurant above others.
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Take Inspiration From Chicago And Try Breaded Steak On Your Next Sandwich
If you've never heard of the Windy City's breaded steak, then prepare to be blown away. It may well change the way you make other sandwiches.
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The History Of Sun Drop And How It Became An Iconic Southern Drink
Sun Drop soda has been around for quite some time and has managed to become a popular drink in the Southern United States. Here's a bit of background.
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What's The Difference Between An Aperitif And A Digestif?
Though timing is a key difference between aperitifs and digestifs, they also serve specific and unique purposes as part of a dining experience.
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How To Cook And Roll Your Eggs For The Best Korean Omelet
Korean rolled omelets are so gorgeous to look at and they taste even better. With a little bit of know-how, they are easy to prepare at home.
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One Of Kamala Harris' Favorite Dishes Is A Louisiana Classic
Louisiana gumbo is beloved by many, including prominent voices of influence. Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris is a fan of gumbo.
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The Japanese Principle That All Trader Joe's Employees Must Follow
Trader Joe's is a fan favorite for many reasons, but the chain owes part of its success to a Japanese principle. Kaizen focuses on continuous improvement.
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Einspänner: The Austrian Coffee Drink With A Decadent Backstory
In the modern age, coffee variations seem endless. But in 19th-century Vienna, one Austrian coffee drink called the Einspänner served a very specific function.
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How Remoulade Sauce Became A New Orleans Classic
Remoulade is everywhere in New Orleans - served on the side of your crispy fritters or hidden in your po'boy sandwiches, but how did it become such a staple?
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Costco South Korea Sells Traditional Twists On Your Food Court Favorites
If you were to travel to a Costco food court in South Korea, you would recognize a few American menu items that have been given a unique spin.
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The Rare Fruit You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
Move over boring apples, oranges, and bananas. These are the rare fruits that best represent each of the signs (and personalities) in the Zodiac.
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Here's When To Pour The Champagne For Wedding Toasts To Ensure The Freshest Bubbles
One of the milestones of a wedding is gathering to give toasts and speeches, but things will be lacklustre if your Champagne is flat and lifeless.
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15 Best US Cities For Beer Lovers In 2024
The American craft beer landscape has exploded in recent years. For the avid beer lovers across the country, we ranked the top beer cities in the U.S. for 2024.
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While Olympic Food Issues Drag On, Team Korea Is Eating Well With Personal Chefs
Amongst all of the food complaints from the athletes at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Team Korea has been unaffected since they brought their own chefs.
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Belgian Vs Regular Waffles: What's The Difference?
How do real Belgian waffles differ from what Americans think of as "regular" waffles? The answer is complex, as there are more than one type of Belgian waffles.
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The Biggest Mistake To Avoid When Planning Your Wedding Menu
To make sure everyone has the best time possible at your wedding, Tasting Table spoke to an expert wedding planner about the biggest menu mistake to avoid.
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The Wasteful Reason Pizza Hut Used To Buy The Most Kale In The US
At one time Pizza Hut was the nation's top purchaser of kale. This may seem baffling considering they never made a kale pizza or even a kale salad.
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Mocha Cola: The 3-Ingredient Coffee Drink That's Beloved In Brazil
If you're looking for a drink that's both sweet and refreshing yet also offers a kick of caffeine via coffee, Brazil's three-ingredient Mocha Cola is for you.
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The President Who Enjoyed Margherita Pizza With Unique, Rich Toppings
One of the perks that comes with the presidency is having the White House kitchen staff on call. George W. Bush often requested this unique pizza.
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How Nutella's Chocolate Hazelnut Spread Was Popularized In America
Chocolate hazelnut Nutella is a phenomenon today, but its road to glory was a long one that took many decades to spread from Europe to the U.S.
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