The Reason Hot Dog Buns Never Match The Number Of Hot Dogs In A Pack
When you're at home and realize you've run out of buns for your hot dogs, or vice versa, despite the fact you bought one pack of each, all you can think is why?
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Australia's Favorite Non-Alcoholic Drink Is Refreshingly Simple To Make
Australia's unofficial national drink might not contain any alcohol, but it provides plenty of bold zesty flavor, and it's surprisingly simple to whip up.
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18 Unique Refreshing Drinks From Around The World
Refreshing drinks are abundant in many parts of the world. So, if you're globe-trotting soon or itching to craft a new drink at home, take note of these bevs.
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Hershey's Chocolate Is Getting Its Own Movie By The Mean Girls Director - Here's What It's About
The wave of product and brand name movies is upon us, and Hershey's chocolate is the latest to receive a feature film with big name talent attached.
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The Country Anthony Bourdain Claimed Is 'One Of The Most Exciting Places To Eat On Earth'
Anthony Bourdain knew a thing or two about world cuisine thanks to his travelers. Here is the country he said was the most exciting places to eat.
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Mortadella Vs Olive Loaf: The Difference Between Deli Meats
At a glance, mortadella and olive loaf can look quite similar or even identical, but they are vastly different when you dig into the details.
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Foods That Jesus Likely Ate, According To A Historian
We spoke with a historian to gain insight into the foods that would have been common in Jesus' diet, from the bread he broke to the wine he drank and more.
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How To Serve A Traditional French Cheese Course And Impress Your Company
The cheese course is a staple of French cuisine, and serving it yourself is a surefire way to impress your guests if you know what you're doing.
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The Italian Origins Of Rhode Island's Famous Frozen Lemonade
What's the point of going to Rhode Island if you're not going to have a Del's frozen lemonade? The origins of the sweet treat may surprise you.
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Never Overcook Pasta Again With Help From Barilla's Spotify Playlists
Rather than waiting in silence while your pasta simmers, and potentially overcooking it, there's a Spotify playlist devoted to cooking Barilla pasta.
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How To Make The Perfect Matzo Ball Soup: 12 Crucial Tips And Tricks
Follow these essential tips to elevate your matzo ball soup, ensuring that the matzo balls are perfectly cooked and hold up beautifully in the flavorful broth.
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The Award-Winning Burger That's Found Inside A Georgia Gas Station
Yes, the best burger in Georgia is found in a gas station-based burger joint that has flown under the radar. Here is the story.
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Don't Throw Out Pineapple Rinds – Make This Iconic Mexican Drink Instead
Leftover pineapple rinds might seem like trash for the compost pile, but they can be repurposed to make a tasty alcoholic beverage from Mexico.
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The Infamous Italian Hangover Cake Is Packed With 3 Different Liquors
Here's what you need to know about the Italian Hangover Cake, its origins, how it became popular, and the three liquors used in its preparation.
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The First Cups Of Clam Chowder Were Served At This Historic Boston Restaurant
Few things in this world measure up to a warm, hearty bowl of clam chowder -- and this iconic American restaurant is the one to thank for inventing it.
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The San Francisco Restaurant That Brought Pizza To The West Coast
Few foods in this world are as universally loved as pizza. As an export of Italy, those on the U.S. West Coast have this restaurant to thank for importing.
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Here's What Happened To Wanna Date? After Shark Tank
Dates played a huge role in early civilization, so it seems natural we'd still eat them today. Wanna Date? tried to take the fruit into the future.
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The US State Where The Locals Cook Hot Dogs In Maple Syrup
Vermonters love using maple syrup, and it even extends to an innovative way to cook up hot dogs. Here's what you need to know to make a maple dog at home.
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What Are Slap Chips And What Makes Them Different From French Fries?
Say hello to slap chips, an South African variation on French fries. What sets them apart from their better-known relatives? Cooking technique, for one.
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The Original Spritz Cocktail Wasn't Made With Aperol
Aperol Spritz connoisseurs love combo of the orange liqueur with Prosecco and soda, but surprisingly, the original drink didn't have Aperol at all.
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The Original Boston Cream Pie Featured This Sweet Liquor
The original Boston cream pie recipe featured not only cake, two types of fondant, and sliced toasted almonds, but also a boozy custard filling.
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The Cultural Delicacy Fruit Roll-Up Snacks Were Based On
Fruit Roll-Ups feel like one of those lunchbox staples that could only exist in the '80s, but their origin runs much deeper than that.
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The Reason Traditional Greek Salad Is Served Without Lettuce
A traditional Greek salad doesn't use lettuce. But why? Find out with this quick peek into the history behind this famous, fresh, and beloved dish.
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The Creamy Dutch Liquor You Eat With A Spoon Instead Of Sipping
If you're ready to expand your palate into international spirits, then this delicious liquor from The Netherlands is worth diving into (with your spoon).
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14 French Restaurant Red Flags: The Signs To Watch Out For
Chuck your high expectations out the window when you step into a French restaurant because not all are what they seem. Watch out for these red flags.
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3 Styles Of Chili That Are Completely Bean-Free
If you're craving a hearty bowl of chili but would prefer it without the beans, there are actually three different types of chili out there that are bean-free.
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Here's What Happened To Meat The Mushroom After Shark Tank
What became of Meat The Mushroom after Shark Tank? Did the company succeed with its meatless bacon model? Here's what happened after the show.
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