The Real Difference Between Salumi And Salami
Your sandwich may not care, but knowing the difference is a great starting point to exploring the varied and distinct heritage of Italian meats.
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The Strange Origins Of Green Beer
What's more strange than green beer? Its origins. Here's how the celebratory and exciting drink came to be.
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Tasting Table Asks: What Is The Best Part About Cooking Meals At Home? - Exclusive Survey
To find out the most common reason people have for dirtying their kitchen, Tasting Table asked 588 people what they feel is the best part about cooking at home.
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New Survey Shows How Often People Typically Eat Out
Eating out or dining in is a dilemma that many Americans are faced with after a hard day at work. Now, the results are is as to what Americans are choosing.
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San Francisco Sourdough's Slightly Nauseating Gold Mining Origins
Sourdough bread is highly-regarded in today's culinary scene, but it wasn't always that way. Here are the nauseating origins of San Francisco sourdough.
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Why Cocktail Sauce Could Be A Red Flag At A Seafood Restaurant
One of the most telling red flags may not be evident in the seafood itself, but rather a condiment served with it.
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Is Salmon Candy Really What It Sounds Like?
There's a corner of the U.S. where you can sample salmon candy. However, it's not quite what it sounds like.
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Alfajores: The Sweet Shortbread Sandwich Cookies You Should Know
One of the most delicious sandwich cookies you can find comes from South America. If you haven't tried Alfajores, you're definitely missing out.
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Why Some Cheddar Cheese Is Bright Orange
In the realm of cheddar cheeses, there exists a wide gradient of colors, from pale milk to bright orange -- and the reason for the color is not artificial dye.
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What You Should Know Before Using The Ice Machine At A Restaurant
Before you order your next drink at a restaurant, you might want to think twice about ice -- and not because it waters down your soda.
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The Racehorse Snickers Candy Bars Are Named After
The son of Frank Mars (owner of candy company Mars) named Milky Ways. The Snickers name also has family origins, but not what you might expect.
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Shacha: The Taiwanese Condiment You Should Know
Shacha sauce is a staple in Taiwanese households to use on top of anything in need of an umami kick. Here's what you should know about the Taiwanese BBQ sauce.
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Gordon Ramsay's First Restaurant Helped Him Achieve This Milestone
The launching of his restaurant was a huge personal success for Gordon Ramsay, but not long after he opened, he also achieved this coveted recognition.
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How Potatoes Became An Important Part Of Irish Cuisine
Asian countries are amongst the top cultivators of potatoes. So, why do we think of them as being so Irish?
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Why You May Be Confused Ordering Curd In India
From butter to yogurt, India has some of the best dairy products in the world. But, if you're American, you may be confused when ordering curd in India.
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The Robot Bartenders At Circuit Of The Americas Serve Speedy Cocktails
If you travel to Austin, Texas, you can get a preview of what the techy future of bartending might look like at Circut of the Americas.
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Alton Brown Reveals What's On His Shelf Of Canned Fish - Exclusive
Alton Brown eats a lot of fish as part of his diet optimized for brain health. He shared what kinds of seafood are on his canned fish shelf at home.
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The Real Reason Truffles Became More Common
Truffles were once reserved for fine dining, but can now be found in olive oil and snack foods. How did this lavish ingredient become so popular?
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The NYC Spanish Shop That Takes Its Tuna Sandwich To The Next Level
Manhattan's Spanish grocery store and tapas cafe Despaña says, "We are here for one thing and one thing only: the tuna sandwich."
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Meen Achar: The Pickled Indian Fish You Should Know About
While Americans may only think of cucumbers when you say the word pickle, India is home to a myriad of pickled foods, including a fish pickle called meen achar.
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Henry Haller: The White House Chef Who Served 5 Presidents
A native of Switzerland, Henry Haller became a chef at his father's urging, but along the way, he found his ultimate calling at the White House.
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Kandil Sinap: The Unusually-Shaped Apple That Originated In Crimea
You can easily identify a Kandil Sinap apple with a single glance, as it looks like no other. The unique fruit also has an interesting history.
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How Goya Foods Is Helping The Victims Of Hurricanes Ian And Fiona
The impacts of Hurricanes Ian and Fiona will be felt for a long time. Here's how the company Goya Foods, and its donation program Goya Gives, are helping out.
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Why Scientists Studied How People Carry Cups Of Coffee Without Spilling
Carrying your cup of coffee without spilling it is an impressive feat that you may find mind-boggling. Here's why scientists studied this phenomenon.
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Gondi: The Iranian Chicken Meatball Soup You Should Know
You might not know a lot about Iranian cuisine, but gondi is a delicious and historically rich meatball soup that will make you curious to learn more.
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The American President Credited For Bringing French Fries To The US
The french fry is an American staple, with contested origins in Belgium and France. How did it get to the States? One President commonly gets the credit.
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The Gourmet Dish You Probably Didn't Know Is Served At Disney World
As it turns out, you don't have to book a flight to Paris or make a reservation at a fancy French restaurant in order this delicacy.
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