Is Real Clotted Cream Illegal In The US?
Clotted cream might be an item sounds unfamiliar to many in the United States because it's not easy to find an authentic version of the British condiment here.
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Häagen-Dazs Releases 2 New Ice Cream Offerings Inspired By Classic Flavors
It's been a few years since Häagen-Dazs has released anything new, and Tasting Table has the exclusive scoop on what's coming next!
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How Whiskey Was Used As Currency In 18th Century America
Currency can come in many forms: coins, gold bars, paper money, even bottles of whiskey. That's right, whiskey. At one time whiskey was cash in America.
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What Is Freeze-Dried Tofu And How Do You Use It?
Perfect for stews to smoothies, freeze-dried tofu a healthy and tasty ingredient you need to have in the pantry. Read on as we take a deep dive.
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The Fascinating Theory Of How Hershey's Kisses Got Their Name
Everybody loves a good Hershey's Kiss from time to time. The sweet treat has been a dessert staple for over a century, but how exactly did its name come to be?
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11 Japanese Whisky Brands, Ranked
From whisky matured under a forested mountain to whisky sent out on a flavorful voyage at sea, we've ranked the finest whisky Japan has to offer.
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Sinigang Is The Popular Filipino Dish Teeming With Uniquely Sour Notes
Sinigang is a Filipino soup made with protein, veggies, and a sour broth that is a hugely popular cultural dish and highly adaptable and delicious.
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Where Did The Word 'Whiskey' Actually Come From?
Have you ever been drinking a glass of whiskey and stopped to wonder why it's called that? To trace back the etymology, we looked back centuries.
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Use Mini Cucumbers For Spicy Tuna Rolls Without The Rice
Revolutionize your sushi game by ditching the rice, using cucumbers as your new base. Explore limitless fish and garnish options for this fresh twist.
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The Origin Story Of New Orleans' Hurricane Drink
Anyone who has visited New Orleans has likely heard of the infamous tiki bar classic, the Hurricane, even if they never actually sipped on one.
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Polenta E Osei, The Unique Italian Dessert That's Adorned With Chocolate Birds
You'll find these super-sweet Italian cakes everywhere in one city. They're inspired by a main course, but these ones have a chocolatey surprise in the centre.
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Can You Drink Coffee During Intermittent Fasting?
Intermittent fasting is an approach to eating that specifies the times of day you should be eating, but does that include a cup of your favorite coffee?
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The Important Differences Between Paratha And Naan
Browsing an Indian cuisine menu might have you questioning the difference between naan and paratha. Both are bread, but there's a lot that distinguishes them.
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12 Delectable Vegan Pasta Recipes
Pasta dishes may be known for packing in plenty of meat and cheese, but here we present a selection of savory vegan pasta recipes that are equally satisfying.
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If You're A Sake Enthusiast, You Should Know Japan's Historic Fushimi District
Every hardcore sake enthusiast should make the pilgrimage to Japan's Fushimi District to visit the many sake breweries and take in the culture.
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Going Viral Can Mean Overnight Success For Restaurants, But There Are Downsides
Popularity can mean a lot of things for a restaurant or food brand and not all of the results of being widely known are positive. Some can be problematic.
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The Umami-Packed Difference Between Chinese Pork Jerky And American Jerky
People have been drying and preserving meat for over a century. Let's look at two of the most popular forms today - American beef jerky and Chinese pork jerky.
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The Historic Origins Of Canada's Beloved Beaver Tail Pastry
Find out the true beginnings of the delicious fried donutty type treats named after the flat paddle-shaped tail of Canada's dam-building national animal.
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12 Restaurants Frank Sinatra Loved Across The US
Looking to dine like Frank Sinatra? Then you need to check out these 12 restaurants. They were Ol' Blue Eyes' faves, and they're still excellent.
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What To Know About Service à La Française, The Historical French Method Of Serving Dinner
Dining with nobility during the 18th century was quite the elaborate affair. We look back at the decadent tradition of Service à la Française.
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What Is Smen Butter And What Does It Taste Like?
Smen, a tangy, flavorful fermented butter, is a staple of Moroccan cuisine, and we're here to give you the full breakdown, from its origins to how it tastes.
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For Traditional Tasting Tacos, Always Garnish With White Onion
In Mexico, tacos follow a simple yet perfect formula: two small corn tortillas with a hearty serving of filling, topped with white onions and minced cilantro.
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Why Azerbaijan Gives Such High Praise To The Humble Pomegranate
Pomegranates are one of the world's oldest cultivated fruits and figure prominently in human history. But one country, Azerbaijan, takes its love even further.
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Does Coke Or Pepsi Own The Celsius Energy Drink Brand?
Celsius energy drinks are very popular these days - right up there with industry giants like Coke and Pepsi. So, who owns Celsius? The answer may surprise you!
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The Reason Coupe Glasses Are Used For Champagne Towers
The secret to a stunning champagne tower has nothing to do with the bubbly being poured and everything to do with the vessel we drink from.
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Canned Cheeseburgers Really Do Exist But They Probably Shouldn't
Add the canned cheeseburger to the list of technological advances that have made people say, "Just because we can do a thing, doesn't mean that we should."
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The Salmon You're Eating May Not Be What You Think It Is
Seafood fraud is on the rise, and it's quite possible that the salmon on your plate doesn't match what the label said it was when you bought or ordered it.
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