Our Least Favorite Popular German Candy Is One We'd Still Repurchase
Even our least favorite German candy is a delightful treat that deserves some love. If you've never tried these candy sticks, now is the time.
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Boomers Ate A Lot Of Fish Growing Up – Why Was It So Popular?
Members of the Baby Boom generation have a particular affinity for seafood, so we looked at the factors that could have possibly influenced this.
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The Popular Chicken Comfort Dish Of The '60s And '70s You Can Elevate Or Simplify
There's nothing better than an easy comfort food recipe that's adaptable for a quick weeknight meal or having company over for dinner. This dish is just that.
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10 Common Mistakes To Avoid When Buying Cherries
Buying the wrong cherries can be an expensive disappointment. Find out how to avoid common mistakes when choosing cherries at the store or market.
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The Right Etiquette For Bringing A Baby To A Restaurant
If you end up bringing your baby to a restaurant, there are things you can do to help the staff out.
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The Smart Reason All Of Ben & Jerry's Chunks Are Covered In Fudge
Ben & Jerry's is known for filling ice cream with huge chunks of everything from pretzels to nuts, always covered in fudge, for a good reason beyond just taste.
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15 Fruits And Vegetables To Never Buy Out Of Season
Buying fresh produce won't always lead you to better quality products. These fruits and vegetables shouldn't be purchased outside of their respective seasons.
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You Can Buy Heirloom Cannellini Beans Named After This Legendary Italian Chef
The entire reason behind this special cannellini bean being cultivated and sold in the U.S. stems from honoring this great Italian chef and cookbook author.
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The Once-Famous Cut Of Steak That Vanished From Menus
In an age where transparency is everything, ambiguous steak names are no longer in vogue. So, you probably won't see this uniquely named cut on a menu today.
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The 5 Best Ways To Prepare Herring, Explained By A Michelin-Awarded Chef
Herring is eaten around the world, with noted popularity in Sweden. We spoke with an esteemed Swedish chef about the best ways to prepare this fish.
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10 Comfort Foods Every '80s Kid Remembers
If you have a longing for nostalgic foods, then you may recall these comfort foods that kids from the 1980s enjoyed, such as fish sticks or Bagel Bites.
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The 18 Most Over-The-Top Popcorn Buckets To Hit Movie Theaters
These popcorn buckets may be over-the-top, but they're also our absolute favorite part of the new movie release experience. Get comfy and chow down!
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This Easy, High-Protein Snack Can Be Made With A Pantry Staple You Probably Have Right Now
Getting enough protein in doesn't require anything elaborate or expensive -- in fact, this pantry staple that can be made into a high protein snack in no time.
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Ordering A Menu Item You Can't Pronounce? Here's The Proper Etiquette To Follow
It can be frustrating trying to order something off the menu that you can't pronounce, but here's what one expert says you should do the next time this happens.
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9 Vintage Cakes That Deserve A Comeback
Many of our grandmothers baked treats that somehow grew out of favor. Here are some nostalgic and classic cakes that should be rediscovered.
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The Legendary North Carolina BBQ Restaurant Guy Fieri Called A Favorite Is Closing After 66 Years
Guy Fieri has visited plenty of barbecue joints across the country, but one that stood out among his favorites is sadly closing its doors this November.
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10 Canned Foods That Will Upgrade Your Boring Toast Instantly
Canned foods can easily make plain toast into a delicious meal. Take a look at some of the best options to upgrade toast that you might have in your pantry.
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The 9 Worst Candies To Give Out To Trick-Or-Treaters On Halloween
No one wants to be the house with the bad candy on Halloween. Here are the worst candies anyone can hand out on this candy-centric holiday.
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This Vintage Coffee Grinder Is The Ultimate Thrift Store Find
Calling all coffee lovers and collectors of vintage kitchenware! Keep your eyes peeled for this retro coffee grinder — it could be worth a small fortune.
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The Side-By-Side Mall Food Court Restaurants Reddit Loves
There's no better way to end a mall trip than to grab some food -- and according to Reddit, the hallmark of an awesome food court is this cultural combination.
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7 Grocery Store Chains With The Best International Food Selections
With grocery store chains like these, international ingredients are easier to shop for then ever before. For global produce, spices, and more, shop here.
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Princess Diana Loved This Italian Restaurant For Pizza Cravings
If you want to pay homage to Princess Diana, stopping by this Italian restaurant for a slice is a must. Here's everything you need to know about the spot.
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The Best Popular Pizza Chain Serves Up Chicago-Style Slices
According to Tasting Table, one pizza chain stands far above the rest, known for its Chicago-style pies that cannot be beat.
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The Discontinued McDonald's Celebrity Collab We Still Miss Today
The napkin-demanding McDonald's burger was sold for under $2 and made its debut on menus at around 350 locations in the Chicago area.
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9 Retro Chicken Casseroles You Might've Forgotten About
There have been many variations of the chicken casserole throughout history, and though you may have forgotten about these retro ones, they're worth revisiting.
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The Classic, Seasonal Starbucks Drink You Can Find At Almost Any Store Worldwide
Starbucks is a global chain, and not all of its international locations have the same menu items, but there is one drink that almost every region sells.
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The Great Depression Staple With Roots In Native American Cooking
Some foods and cooking techniques span time and cultures. Learn how this Native American dish helped families survive the country's harshest years.
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