Before It Was A Frozen Food Giant, Stouffer's Was A Restaurant Empire
Beloved frozen food brand, Stouffer's, actually got their start in the '20s in the restaurant industry, and at one point operated over 65 restaurants.
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The International Origins Of The Word 'Coffee'
The history of coffee is complex, spanning several countries and cultures, and there are mutliple theories as to the origin of the word itself.
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What Does The Name M&M's Actually Stand For?
When you pop multicolored M&M's between your lips, the story behind the name is likely the last thing on your mind — but it's actually a fascinating tale.
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You're Making A Big Mistake By Not Cooking Broccoli For This Meal
While there are a few mistakes you might be making when cooking broccoli, the gravest error may be not including it in this particular meal.
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14 Foods Named After Places That They Didn't Originate From
Names can be deceiving. While the names of these dishes may imply they were created in one country, their histories are a little more complicated than that.
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The Best PopCorners Flavor Might Not Always Be Available
Our ranking of PopCorners flavors determined a clear, spicy winner — but despite being the best flavor, it's one you might not always be able to find in-store.
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This Tiny City In Florida Grows More Kumquats Than Anywhere Else In The US
You might not think about kumquats much except on the odd occasion when you eat one in season, but there's a spot in Florida that celebrates them in style.
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How Martha Stewart Described The Food In Prison
Though Martha Stewart's persona embodies the finer things in life, her time in prison suggested otherwise -- and that was clearly reflected in the food options.
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Ina Garten Has A Clear Stance On The Divisive Pineapple On Pizza Debate
People have strong opions about pineapple pizza, and whether it's the devil's work or a blissful bite, and The Barefoot Contessa, Ina Garten is no exception.
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This Gargantuan 18-Wheeler In Texas Is The Largest BBQ Pit In The World
Leave it to Texas to produce the largest barbecue pit in the world, an 18-wheeler that gives back to its community with smoked meats.
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The Absolute Best Side To Eat With Chicken Wings, According To Hot Ones' Sean Evans
When it comes to the best side to enjoy with a plate of hot chicken wings, Hot Ones host Sean Evans recommends this above all others.
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The Vintage Breakfast Drink Little Richard Loved Instead Of Coffee
Little Richard was a vegetarian for much of his life, but that wasn't the reason he started every morning with this versatile powdered drink.
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The Once-Popular Steak Restaurant That Went Bankrupt In The '80s
Back in the '80s, diners were ready and willing to drop some cash for a good steak dinner. However, this once-popular steak restaurant eventually went bankrupt.
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16 Popular Swiss Dishes You'll Regret Not Trying Once
Planning a trip to Switzerland? Don't miss these popular Swiss dishes. Even if you're not traveling, it's worth seeking these foods out or making them at home.
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The Country That Eats The Most Instant Ramen
You may think Japan is the top player in the instant ramen noodle market, but you'd be wrong. The actual top consumer of ramen noodles may just surprise you.
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The Word 'Lobster' Is Built Upon The Crustacean's Creepy Appearance
Lobsters are known for their unappetizing, insect-like appearance. Find out how the buggy look inspired how the ancients came up with naming these crustaceans.
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8 Old-School Fast Food Uniforms That No One Remembers Anymore
There's one aspect of fast-food service that many overlook: The uniforms from times gone by.
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Girl Scout Cookies Might Taste Different Depending On Where You Live
Girl Scout cookies might have different names — and different tastes — depending on where in the country you live. Here's the reason why.
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Who Owns Dr Pepper? Hint: It's Not Coke Or Pepsi
You might think that Dr Pepper is owned by the same company as Coke or Pepsi. However, you'd be wrong. It actually belongs to another mega-drink corporation.
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Padma Lakshmi Knows Exactly Where Every Dinner Party's Vibe Comes From
Padma Lakshmi might be better known for her TV appearances, but she knows a thing or two about throwing a party -- specifically where the vibes come from.
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12 Mistakes To Avoid When Eating At A French Restaurant
We interviewed two expert French chefs, Whitney Cardozo and Paul Denamiel, to learn about the biggest mistakes to avoid when eating at a French restaurant.
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Dean Martin Couldn't Get Enough Of This Classic Italian Comfort Food
The Rat Pack may have been known primarily for their musical exploits, but the group knew how to eat. Dean Martin adored his grandma's soup.
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Twinkies Were Born To Fill The Annual Gap Left By A Classic Seasonal Dessert
Hostess originally created Twinkies as a clever way to fill the annual gap left by a classic seasonal dessert that it produced for only six weeks of the year.
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The Royal Lie That Got Robert Irvine Kicked Off His Food Network Show
TV celebrity chef Robert Irvine had grown very popular in his early years on Food Network, but in 2008, he was abruptly kicked off the network. What happened?
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The Diet That Has Always Influenced Giada De Laurentiis' Cooking
Just sifting through Giada De Laurentiis' recipes, it's obvious what diet has inspired her the most -- but the reason why may not be what you expect.
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The Discontinued Oreo Cookie We Might Never See Again
When you think of peak childhood snacks, Oreos are usually at the top of mind. This one discontinued flavor from 2000, however, remains a relic of the past.
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Every Cereal Brand Owned By Kellogg's
If you're wondering which cereal brands operate under the Kellogg's umbrella beyond Corn Flakes, here is every cereal owned by the the food company.
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