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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This Discontinued Cereal Is A Blast From The Past That '80s Kids Still Mourn At The Store
When it comes to nostalgia for the '80s, one particular stand-out is a sugary cereal based on one of the most iconic video games the world has ever known.
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There's A Simple (But Brilliant) Reason Culver's Burger Is Called A ButterBurger
Culver's is best known for their iconic ButterBurger, and this unique name was coined because of the dairy addition that is incorporated into every bun.
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The Beautiful Desserts That Look Like Fruits Have Been Around Longer Than You Might Think
There is a long tradition of bakers creating sweets that look like art, and trompe l'oeil desserts have existed long before they became trendy on TikTok.
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Cape Cod Turkey Is A Thrifty New England Classic With A Misleading Name
Cape Cod turkey is a unique spread that makes the most of what New England has to offer, food-wise. Here's the story behind this local favorite.
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15 International Recipes That Transform Stale Bread
Instead of letting stale bread go to waste, you can use it in a delicious recipe. Here are recipes from around the world that can help you repurpose old bread.
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7 Memorable Cereal Box Prizes From The '80s
Cereal box toys turned breakfast into a self-gifting opportunity. For folks who grew up during the 1980s, these items might bring back sweet memories.
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The Brown Sugar Technique For Stewed Chicken (The Jamaican Way)
Jamaican brown stew chicken gets its defining color and a depth of smoky sweet flavor from one unusual technique: It begins with caramelized brown sugar.
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10 Vintage Chocolate Treats That Deserve A Comeback
If you have the ultimate sweet tooth, you should consider bringing back any of these once-popular, old-school desserts that are filled with chocolatey goodness.
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The Horrifying But Apparently Tasty Fudge Your Grandma Might Have Made
The ideal fudge is sweet and creamy, but one old-school ingredient trick to ensure a smooth result sounds horrifying, even if some swear by it.
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The Fancy Ice Cream Dessert President Trump Ate With The Royal Family
President Trump is visiting the U.K., and the royal event means quite the fancy menu. Here's what we know about the ice cream dessert that was served.
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Julia Child's Hilarious Solution For Her Failed Dishes
Julia Child might be one of the most famous celebrity cooks to have graced television, but even she had failed dishes sometimes. She laughed about it.
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Why Vintage Recipes From The 1950s Used So Much Gelatin
The 1950s gave us some bewildering gelatin culinary creations, but to understand food trends means understanding them within their historical context.
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15 Facts You Should Know About Martha Stewart
Martha Stewart is a well-known personality, yet some things about the popular homemaker might still surprise the casual fan. Get familiar with Martha, here.
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