Is There Really A Rivalry Between Trader Joe's And Whole Foods?
Trader Joe's and Whole Foods are known for offering their customers organic products galore and their similarities have left shoppers comparing the two.
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The Canadian Melon That Was Once As Expensive As Steak
Certain foods get lost to history, but usually not ones that ascend to such spectacular heights. The Montreal melon was once a dessert favorite.
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Why Forks Were Once Considered An Affront To God
While knives and spoons have been used at meals since ancient times, the fork was slow to catch on and was even considered an abomination against god.
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The Historic San Francisco Building Del Monte Once Canned Food In
With a staff of 2,500, the Del Monte facility was capable of producing up to 200,000 units of canned food per day.
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King Charles' Go-To Method For The Best Roast Potatoes
The late Queen Elizabeth II may have been particular about potatoes, but her son doesn't appear to share the same scorn for spuds.
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Colorado Just Approved Universal Free Lunch For Its Students
Other states have already passed bills to ensure free lunches for all students and Colorado added Prop FF to the November 8 midterm election ballot for 2022.
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Tasting Table Asks: Which Cut Of Turkey Is Your Favorite?
This exclusive Tasting Table survey sought to discover what cuts of the turkey are people's most and least favorite. Come see how the numbers stack up!
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Tokyo Vs. Sapporo Ramen: What's The Difference?
Sapporo and Tokyo are two very different Japanese cities with two very different styles of cuisine. Here's the difference between Tokyo and Sapporo ramen.
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What Makes Nyons Olives Unique
Nyons olives are a food that you have to seek out because they may not find you. For people that must sample all rare culinary delights, don't miss this one.
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DC Restaurant Workers Just Received A Major Tipped Wage Win
California passed a new wage law and now, places like Washington D.C. are taking steps to raise the minimum wage for tipped restaurant workers.
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The Celebratory Food Served In Honor Of America's Earliest Elections
Early Americans used to eat a cake slice on Election Day to celebrate it. Here's more on the celebratory food served in honor of America's earliest elections.
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What Is A Michelin Green Star And Why Is It So Difficult To Get?
In 2020, the Michelin Guide introduced a new category to distinguish the world's top restaurants. So what is a Green Star, and why is it so hard to get?
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Coffee Was Historically Chewed In Africa, Not Drunk
Coffee has a long history in Africa and has been influenced by colonization. For instance, the first coffee beans were often chewed, rather than drunk.
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Pecan Tassies Are The Mini Thanksgiving Pie Alternative You Need
The kid cousins of America's beloved pecan pies come with the name tassies, and they'd be more than happy to be featured on your Thanksgiving dessert platter.
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How Canned Cranberry Sauce Became A Thanksgiving Staple
Whether you slice it from the can and fan it on a plate or make it into a chunky relish consistency, it plays a crucial part in the whole sha-bang. But why?
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Most Of The World's Peanuts Come From This Country
Peanut-based dishes are typical in the United States, but North America is not the legume's leading producer, and the U.S. isn't even in the world's top three.
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What Is Furu And How Do You Cook With It?
Furu is a pickled tofu commonly eaten in China and Vietnam. Its texture and flavor are reminiscent of blue cheese, yet the food is completely vegan
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After 2 Years South Koreans Can Once Again Order Popeyes
Korea is known for its fried chicken, but now they have it Louisiana-style, too, with Popeyes' upcoming expansion into the South Korean market.
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Emily Dickinson's Famous Black Cake
The famous American poet Emily Dickinson, it turns out, was quite the home cook. Discover the history of one of her holiday treats, black cake.
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How Scrambled Eggs Are Different Around The World
From soft and buttery to spicy and savory, there's a massive diversity of scrambled egg dishes worldwide. To learn all about them, read on.
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Potlikker Is A Simple Soul Food Dish With A Deep History
The flavorful and complex broth left from cooking up a "mess of greens," otherwise known as potlikker -- or pot liquor -- is actually quite simple.
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Chifa: The Peruvian-Chinese Fusion Cuisine You Need To Try
Chifa is a Peruvian cuisine that blends native culinary traditions with that of Chinese cooking. This fortunate fusion is making its way beyond Latin America.
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The Sticky History Of Topping Sweet Potato Casserole With Marshmallow
Today, sweet potatoes and marshmallows are an unquestionable combination, but they weren't always an iconic pairing. Here's the history of this staple meal.
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The Food Galileo Had On His Grocery List
Italian Renaissance inventors -- they're just like us. Here are some of the surprisingly average (and unique) things found on Galileo's grocery list.
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Eba: The Nigerian Soft Bread You Should Know About
Across West Africa, you can find eba, as a popular "swallow" in the country and the carb-pairing of choice. Get to know this dough made from the cassava root.
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25 Ways Potatoes Are Eaten Around The World
Potatoes are a staple vegetable in cuisines throughout the world. From latkes and gnocchi to poutine, explore various ways you can cook with the humble potato.
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Marilyn Monroe Was Once Crowned 'Queen Of Californian Artichokes'
Eleven years before the annual Artichoke Festival began in 1959 in Castroville, they were in need of someone to represent it as their Artichoke Queen.
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