What Rick Steves Recommends Looking For On The Menu To Eat Well On A Budget In Europe
Fear not, travelers abroad: Travel expert and writer Rick Steves recommends tourists in Europe follow these menu rules to eat well on a budget.
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16 Weird Ways Customers Have Been Served Food On Anything But A Plate
We scoured the internet for documentation of some of the ways customers have been fed without plates, from the whimsical to the utterly impractical.
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Why They Stopped Filming 'Cake Boss', And Where Carlo's Bake Shop Stands Today
Buddy Valastro has an amazing talent that he showcased on his show, which lasted for more than a decade. Unfortunately, extenuating circumstances ended it.
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If You Order This Jersey Mike's Secret Menu Sub, Get Extra Napkins
Served on toasted bread, one epic sandwich from Jersey Mike's is a saucy and somewhat complicated order that calls for an extra stack of napkins.
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This Food City Was Highly Underrated In Anthony Bourdain's Eyes
Anthony Bourdain's choice for the most underrated food city is in a small meat-loving country known for a sandwich that sums up Bourdain's philosophy of life.
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The Mayo-Loaded 7-Layer Salad That Once Defined Midcentury Potlucks
Potluck are infamous for their unexpected (and sometimes unappetizing) dishes, but this mayonnaise-heavy layered salad is experiencing a bit of a comeback.
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9 Cereal Box Prizes From The '70s You Probably Forgot About
The 1970s are frequently brought up when it comes to nostalgic kids' breakfast cereals, including the fun prizes kids got to pull out of the box.
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The Old-School Meatball Dish That Relied On One Uncooked Ingredient
Some dishes are invented during times of scarcity, and this is one of them. To beef up the heartiness of these meatballs, people turned to this classic carb.
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Why We've Been Tossing Spilled Salt Over Our Shoulder For Centuries
There are historical reasons to explain the ubiquitous superstition of tossing a pinch of salt over our shoulder when we spill it, from around the world.
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The Naturalized Mediterranean Fruit You May Be Overlooking That Pairs With Marinated Fish
Some fruits have an acidity that perfectly pairs with fish and other seafood dishes. But this fruit, naturalized in the Mediterranean, is still overlooked.
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The Retro Corn Casserole No One Really Makes Anymore
This retro-yet-timeless corn casserole is made with a few simple ingredients, is endlessly versatile, and belongs on your dinner table, not in the past.
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14 Food And Drinks To Pair With Your Favorite Fall Movies And TV Shows
If you're trying to get in the fall spirit, then you might want to consider trying out some movie, food, and drink pairings. We compiled a few that you'll like.
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9 Common Apple Varieties And The Best Ways To Use Them
There is no shortage of apple varieties to choose from. Here are nine of the most popular ones and how to use them for baking, cooking, and more.
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Jimmy Carter's Favorite Dessert Of All Time Was One His Wife Always Made
The best desserts are made by loved ones. Jimmy Carter shared this sentiment, favoring his wife Rosalynn's signature nutty speciality above all others.
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March Is The Most Meaningful Month To Order At Jersey Mike's. Here's Why
If you're looking to order several Jersey Mike's sandwiches, wait until March. Here's why that's undoubtedly the best time to enjoy this sub chain.
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10 Types Of Sandwiches, Explained
A classic combo of ham, cheese, and white bread can be amazing, but the sandwich category is so vast that it would be a shame to skip any of these varieties.
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This Oregon-Based Restaurant Chain Sold More Than Half Its Locations To Denny's In The 1980s
Local restaurant chains have a hard time competing with national ones, and this Oregon chain ended up selling most of its locations to Denny's as a result.
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This Fancy-Sounding Diner Sandwich Is A Pittsburgh Staple
Pittsburgh has their sandwich game on lockdown. This open-faced number covered in creamy cheese sauce is making a major comeback.
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Here's What Happened To Zipz Wine From Shark Tank
Zipz Wine sold single-serve wines in innovative, plastic glasses. At the time, it was the highest-recorded deal in Shark Tank's history. Here's what happened.
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Are Americans Finally Done With 'Guilt-Tipping' At Checkout?
Tipping is a controversial custom that's been engrained into American culture, but are people finally getting fed up with it?
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The Simple Taco Bell Tots From The '90s That Everyone Still Misses
Like many fast food chains, Taco Bell has quite a few discontinued items that past customers have loved. Here's what fans are missing from the '90s.
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The Pie Flavor You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
Your zodiac sign (and favorite type of pie) can say a lot about you and your personality. Here's which type of pie each zodiac sign is.
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This Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Punch From Childhood Belongs At Grown-Up Gatherings
A bowl of punch can brighten up any gathering, and it's infinitely customizable. It can be boozy or not, sweet or fizzy, and adds a pop of color to the table.
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The Celebrity Chef Anthony Bourdain Had An Infamous Beef With
At a charity roast, the gloves came off as Anthony Bourdain went toe-to-toe with his long-standing celebrity chef rival, engaging in a heated back-and-forth.
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The Oldest Restaurant In Every US State You Can Still Visit
As long as there has been society, there have been restaurants. These are America's oldest eateries, which continue to please all across the Union.
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The Unique Southern Sandwich Anthony Bourdain Called 'Hard To Beat'
You can find soul food dishes served throughout the United States, but one particular sandwich Anthony Bourdain enjoyed is characteristically Southern.
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Before Martha Stewart's Cooking Dazzled The World, She Trailblazed A Different Industry
Martha Stewart might be best known for her home and kitchen shows and products, but she had a rich life with another career path, first.
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