Colonel Sanders Once Competed Against KFC And Got Sued
Given that he still appears on KFC's packaging and signs, it might seem like Colonel Sanders and KFC always had a great relationship. But that's not the case.
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Flødeboller Cookies Are A Traditional Danish Treat Of Marshmallow Dreams
Lovers of the fluffy stuff, have we got a treat for you! Even if you've never been to Denmark, you can still enjoy a delicious taste of its culture at home.
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23 Traditional Thai Dishes You Should Know About
Many people are familiar with classics from their local Thai spot, but there are plenty of traditional Thai dishes that are worth exploring.
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Springerle Are The Ornate Cookies Enjoyed At Christmas In Germany
Springerle cookies are known for their ornate, delicate patterns and have appeared in European homes during the holidays for hundreds of years.
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9 Egg Dishes From Thailand You Should Try At Least Once
If you've ever eaten Thai food, you know that there's nothing quite like it. Read on to find out about egg dishes from Thailand that you've got to try.
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Why Parmigiano Reggiano Is The Perfect Cheese Pairing For Prosciutto Di Parma
Some foods are made for each other, and that doesn't get more literal than the cheese and meat pairing of Parmigiano Reggiano and prosciutto di Parma.
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Why The Traditional Polish Christmas Eve Dinner Features 12 Dishes
Dive into the heart of Polish Christmas Eve, or Wigilia, where 12 symbolic dishes, a dash of tradition, and an empty chair welcome both family and strangers.
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The Possible Reasons Restaurants Serve Bread Before The Main Meal
Have you ever wondered why restaurants serve bread before the main meal? There are many possible reasons, but some explanations are more likely than others.
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The Cheesy, Open-Faced Gerber Sandwich Is A St. Louis Specialty
The cheesy, open-faced Gerber sandwich is a St. Louis specialty that uses the city's trademark provel cheese in conjunction with ham and garlic bread.
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The Feast That Inspired The Tradition Of Leaving Cookies For Santa
The history of leaving cookies for Santa is just as old and actually predates the very idea of 'Santa' himself. Let's travel back in time.
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Why Oyster Stew Is Eaten On Christmas Eve
Rich, flavorful oyster stew is often enjoyed on Christmas Eve, but where did this holiday tradition originate, and why has it stuck around for so many years?
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Martha Stewart's Go-To Travel Foods For Better Mile-High Meals
We can all agree that airplane food isn't exactly five-star cuisine. But Martha Stewart doesn't let that stand in the way of her eating sublime food in the air.
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Use Tomatoes With Low Water Content When Making No-Cook Sauce
No-cook tomato sauces can add flavor to your meal while subtracting your stove from the equation. But to make them right, you need the right tomato.
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The Absolute Best Water Ratio For Perfect Chinese Steamed Eggs
Chinese steamed eggs are similar to a soft, velvety custard -- one that's created primarily with eggs, water, and a special bit of know-how.
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Add Tomato To Egg Drop Soup For A Variation Of The Classic Chinese Dish
A staple in Chinese households during the summer, this version of the meal incorporates ripe, tart tomatoes into the savory chicken and egg broth.
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What Is Baumkuchen And How Do You Eat It?
Whether the name refers to the stick the cake is baked onto or the appearance of rings that resemble a cut tree trunk, baumkuchen is worthy of celebration.
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12 Pantry Essentials For Korean Cooking, According To The CrunchBros
Cooking Korean food might seem intimidating, but the CrunchBros are here to help. We spoke with Jeff and Jordan about the ingredients you need to get started.
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The Hearty Meal That Makes Up A Traditional Dominican Breakfast
The best way to start your trip to the Caribbean, nevertheless your morning? Try a traditional Dominican Republic breakfast.
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Scali: Boston's Signature Take On Italian-Style Bread
Boston's signature Scali bread has a unique flavor, but very few people know of its origins. Here's one Boston blogger's historical account.
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The City In New York That May Have Invented Potato Chips
Potato chips are arguably the most popular snack in the U.S. and in many countries around the world. Here is the story of their humble origins.
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Why The Majority Of Grocery Stores In India Are Small Mom And Pop Shops
The way most people buy groceries in India is very different from in the U.S. Small stores account for 95% of the market, and provide fantastic local service.
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The Historic Origin Of The Italian-American Feast Of The Seven Fishes
Delve into Italian-American holiday traditions with the iconic Feast of the Seven Fishes. Unearth its origins, blend of old and new, and seafood delights.
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20 Places For Afternoon Tea In London
Explore a posh array of spots for enjoying a cuppa with gourmet delights around London, where anyone with a pocketful of pounds can dine like a queen.
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New Study Shows How Much American Diners Really Want To Tip
People often talk about how much diners should tip servers at a restaurant. But how much would the guests want to tip?
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Ropa Vieja Is The Cuban Dish That Utilizes Tough Cuts Of Meat
Meaning 'old clothes' in Spanish, Ropa Vieja is a flavorful and hearty meat dish made by slow-cooking a tough cut of beef like chuck or flank steak.
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Toll House Cookies Trace Their Roots Back To The Great Depression
The Toll House Inn is the birthplace of the Toll House Cookie. But stories of the genesis of ubiquitous cookies vary.
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The Ideal Condiments To Elevate A Slice Of New York-Style Pizza
Navigate the always-hot debate around NYC pizza enhancements. What are the traditional complements that respect the city's longstanding 'za heritage.
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