8 Regional Mexican Cuisines That Define The Country's Food Culture
Much of Mexico is defined by its food. With help from an expert, we highlight eight regional Mexican cuisines that shape the country's culinary culture.
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The Best Time Of Day To Eat High-Protein Foods, According To A Dietitian
Protein is an important part of any complete diet, but even if you know how vital it is, you also need to know what time of day it's best to consume it.
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Add A Juicy Upgrade To Panzanella Salad With This Seasonal Fruit
This takes its place in far more than just fruit salad, and its sweet flavor and juiciness will work well in the same way as tomatoes do in panzanella salad.
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How A Cortado Differs From A Macchiato In Terms Of Milk And Flavor
Coffee can be confusing, especially when names of drinks evolve into new types of drinks; we delve into the core differences between a macchiato and a cortado.
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You Might Need A Permit To Run A Lemonade Stand Unless You Live In These States
Did you know some states require that you have a permit to run a lemonade stand? Check the laws in your state before setting up shop this summer.
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15 Popular Chocolate Bar Brands From Around The World
The U.S. is far from the only country with delicious sweet treats. Some of the world's best candy bars actually herald from further afield.
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The Strange UK Law That Makes It Illegal To Handle Salmon 'Suspiciously'
There are a lot of strange laws on the books, including this one in the UK. The law is aimed at keeping salmon sustainable and consumers safe.
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The Ancient Origins Of Rock Candy
Sugar, particularly in rock candy form, represents a long history of global trade and power, and remains a well-loved symbolic food in many parts of the world.
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The Special Spice Jamie Oliver Always Keeps In His Pantry
Beyond salt and pepper, there's one spice that Jamie Oliver just can't resist. Keep reading to find out which French seasoning he always keeps close by.
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The 1950s Dinner That Featured Canned Soup, Tuna, And ... Waffles?
The 1950s were curious culinary times, when experimentation often beat appetizing ideas, and this recipe is no exception. Luckily, we do have alternative ideas.
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Which Fast Food Chain Has The Healthiest Salads?
From calorie count to the amount of protein, various elements go into determining if something is nutritious, and this chain hits the mark on several factors.
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17 Vintage Southern Desserts That Deserve A Comeback ASAP
Move over red velvet cake and peach cobbler, there are some other vintage Southern desserts worth celebrating. Try making one (or more) yourself!
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The 18 Best Foodie Souvenirs To Bring Home From The UK
If you're travelling to the U.K., leave some room in your suitcase as the country is home to some excellent foodie finds that may double as souvenirs.
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How The US Popularized (And Totally Changed) General Tso's Chicken
General Tso's chicken is a delicious meal that many associate with traditional Chinese food. However, the United States made the dish what it is today.
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You've Probably Tasted Hops From This Washington Valley Without Knowing It
Whether your pint of choice was brewed down the street or thousands of miles away, there is a high chance its hops were sourced from the same place.
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This Summer, Swap The Main Ingredient In Lobster Rolls For A Fresh Take On A Classic
You might think that lobster is the only seafood good enough to anchor a summery roll, but one ingredient will prove you wrong in an instant.
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10 Airlines That Offer Free Meals On Longer Flights
Whether you fly often for work or leisure, the need to eat on a long haul flight is unavoidable. Fortunately, these airlines don't charge extra for your meal.
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The Popular Mexican Dish That Gets A Unique Upgrade With A Tuna Swap
Create a crave-worthy dish with tuna and let the delightful flavors of cooked fish and spices give a new take on a beloved Mexican classic.
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Meryl Streep's Favorite Chicken Recipe Comes From This Iconic Chef
Meryl Streep keeps busy with all of her silver screen work, but when she does find the time to step into the kitchen, her go-to chicken recipe is from an icon.
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The Most Popular Cereal In The US Has Reigned Supreme For Years
This bestselling cereal has been the most popular bowl to start your day for decades and reportedly sells more than 129 million boxes every year.
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10 Questions You Should Ask Yourself Before Ordering Street Food
Eating from a street vendor might be one of the best meals you devour, but we have a few suggestions on questions to ask yourself before placing that order.
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These Are The Healthiest Types Of Beef You Can Eat
People too often assume a heart-healthy diet means omitting red meat. Not true. A dietitian talks about lean cuts, saturated fat, and more.
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You Won't Find Cream As An Option At British Coffee Shops. Here's What You'll Find Instead
The British do coffee a bit differently than the Americans. For one, you won't see creamer listed on any British coffee shop menus, but there are alternatives.
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This Beloved Texas Ice Cream Brand Has Been A Freezer Staple For Generations
Although it started as a local Texas favorite, this more than 100-year-old ice cream brand can now be found in grocery stores across the country.
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The Fast Food Chain John Mellencamp Made Famous Never Fully Recovered From Bankruptcy — But It's Still Out There
John Mellencamp referenced the fast food chain in 'Jack and Diane.' It was Dairy Queen's fiercest competitor before it was forced into bankruptcy.
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This Dessert Made Julia Child Tear Up On Live Television
Julia Child invited chef Nancy Silverton on her show, 'Baking with Julia' in 1997. Together, they made dessert that nearly brought Child to tears on live TV.
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Rick Steves' Favorite Place To Find Cheap Food And Good Conversation In Europe
Rick Steves has been bumming around Europe for decades, so we listen to his suggestions; university cafeterias can open the door to a local culture.
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