15 Luxury Foods And Drinks That Defined The Gilded Age
Celery and strawberries might not turn heads these days, but during the Gilded Age, these foods — and many others — were the ultimate signifiers of luxury.
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Eggs Vs Oatmeal: Which Is The More Nutritious Breakfast Option?
While eggs are high in protein, healthy fats, essential vitamins, and minerals, oatmeal is a heart-healthy whole grain that is high in fiber.
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How The Smell Of Breakfast Sandwiches Forced Starbucks To Rethink Its Menu
Starbucks had to act fast when their breakfast menu began to cause problems in their chains, and they made a significant menu alteration for one good reason.
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10 Facts About Shrub Drinks You Should Know
Shrubs are having a bit of a resurgence due to the popularity of craft cocktails. Before you take a sip, learn about this refreshing drink with ancient roots.
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Why Seafood And Lemon Have Been Paired For Centuries
Seafood of all kinds goes so well with lemon, even our distant ancestors knew to combine the two. Only, they did it for more reasons than just flavor.
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9 Mistakes To Avoid When Dining At A Jewish Deli
Jewish delis are the place sandwiches, pickles, schmear, and lox, but you'll want to avoid these common ordering mistakes to guarantee the most delicious visit.
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Fines Herbes: Some Of The Most Important Herbs To Keep On Hand For French-Inspired Cooking
If you're a fan of French cuisine, then you may have encountered the herb blend known as fines herbes, whether or not your realized it at the time.
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The Country That Eats The Most Butter Isn't The One You Expect
With every person consuming roughly 3.9 kilograms of butter per year, this island nation leads the world's butter consumption and also butter production.
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9 Old-School Salad Dressings We Don't See People Eating Anymore
These old-school salad dressings might not be around anymore, but you can recreate them in your kitchen easily with a few ingredients and try something new.
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15 Iconic Foods That Were Invented By Women
Many of our favorite foods were actually created by women. Some of these foods were made out of necessity, while others were lucky and delicious accidents.
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Johnny Cash's Famous Chili Recipe Uses A Simple Premade Shortcut
While the Man in Black was most famous for his contributions to the music industry, he was also known for his chili recipe, which used this easy shortcut.
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The Biggest Candy Trends Of Each Decade
Just like fashion and music, candy has seen its fair share of trends over the decades. Let's go back in time and reminisce on some of the biggest ones.
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No, Starbucks Doesn't Have Sugar-Free Pumpkin Spice Lattes, But Here's How To Reduce The Sugar
If you love the taste of the classic Starbucks pumpkin spice latte but don't love the excessive amount of sugar in the drink, there are ways to scale it back.
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15 Tofu Dishes From Around Asia To Try Once
Tofu is an incredibly versatile ingredient, and each of these popular Asian dishes offers unique flavors and traditions while making tofu the star.
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12 Vintage Nicknames For Alcohol That You Don't Hear Anymore
There's a lot of slang for alcohol and its consumption these days, but the past is full of old school names for booze that just haven't hung around.
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The Once-Trendy Vintage Seafood Appetizer Everyone Forgot About
You need just two ingredients to recreate a beloved Victorian-era dish that later experienced a resurgence in popularity: shellfish and a salty pork product.
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This US City Was Home To The First All-You-Can-Eat Buffets
When it comes to all-you-can-eat buffets, this city was home to America's first, though the concept wasn't new thanks to an older European tradition.
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Donald Trump's Favorite Snack To Stock The White House Kitchen With
Donald Trump loves to munch on a crunchy, savory snack food that just so happens to also be a favorite of one of the president's former political rivals.
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The Country That Wastes The Most Food Actually Isn't The United States
The United States is one of the world leaders in food waste, but when it comes to total waste or per capita, Americans aren't in the top spot.
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The Detail You're Probably Missing On Tony's Chocolonely Chocolate Bars
There's an interesting story behind the unique pattern on Tony's Chocolonely Chocolate Bars that honors its origins and the history of the cocoa industry.
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Why Europeans Hold Forks Differently Than Americans
While using a fork and knife during a meal is standard these days, it wasn't always that way. Here's a look at a custom that separates Europeans and Americans.
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Why Classic French Sandwiches Are Ina Garten's Gold Standard
Celeb chef Ina Garten is no stranger to international dishes, and when she fancies a simple sandwich, she looks to France and Italy for inspiration.
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The Best Foods To Try At Every NFL Stadium
One of the best parts about watching a football game are the snacks we indulge in as we cheer. Here are the best foods you can eat when rooting for your team.
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Salmon Loaf Is The Century-Old Dish That Actually Deserves A Comeback
Some recipes from generations gone by are actually still delicious, you just need to give them a whirl. Salmon loaf is delicious and budget-friendly.
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Ozzy Osbourne's Very Own Curry Recipe Featured A Bizarre Canned Ingredient
Ozzy Osbourne had quite a penchant for curry, and who could blame him? His iteration, however, featured a unique ingredient that would leave many befuddled.
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How Do Heirloom Tomatoes Get Their Unique Shape?
One of the most interesting characteristics of heirloom tomatoes is their unique shape, which has everything to do with its historical development.
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Every Home Chef Should Learn How To Make This Chicken Dish, According To Cat Cora
As the first woman to win the "Iron Chef" cooking competition, Cat Cora is a trustworthy voice for food advice, so here's the dish she thinks you should make.
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