Why Chocolate Chip Was Chosen As Massachusetts' Official Cookie
Here's the story of how chocolate chip cookies had their humble origins in Massachusetts and, many years later, became the state's official cookie.
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How Wendy's 4 For $4 Changed Fast Food
Wendy's changed the game in 2015 with the introduction of the 4 for $4 deal. 10 years later, its effects are still felt throughout the fast food landscape.
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13 Of Oprah's Favorite Foods
Oprah is one of the most well-known and influential people in the world today. Here are some of her favorite eats, from popsicles to pizza.
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What Was The First Haribo Candy?
Haribo continues to be known for its classic Goldbears, which are actually modeled after the company's first candy.
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What The Table Condiments At A Ramen Restaurant Are Actually For (Not Your Ramen)
There are often 3 condiment bottles on your table in a ramen restaurants, but before you splash them into your bowl, read this for what you should do instead.
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Depression-Era Creativity Lives On In 'Poor Man's Cookies'
Looking to make some sweet treats on a budget? Try this Depression-era classic that has fallen back into style due to high grocery prices.
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The McDonald's Japan Burger That We Wish We Had In The US
Sometimes, McDonald's saves its best menu items for its international locations, and that's certainly true with this loaded burger.
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13 Middle Eastern Street Foods You'll Want To Try At Least Once
This is a perfect bucket list that will guide you through the Middle Eastern street food scene famous for diverse flavors and regional delicacies.
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13 Discontinued Snacks We're Glad Are Gone Forever
Let's take a look at the most infamous moments in processed-food history to uncover some of the worst snacks that aren't likely to make a comeback anytime soon.
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There Are Roughly 30 Ingredients In McDonald's McNuggets
While most of the ingredients in McDonald's McNuggets are perfectly benign, or at least understandable, some on that list will confuse the average eater.
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The 3 Countries That Supply The Most Beef In The World
Where does all the world's beef come from? Well, it comes from a variety of different countries, but only these three produce over half of the globe's beef.
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The 18th-Century Origin Of Cajun Seasoning And Who Invented It
Cajun seasoning has long become a ubiquitous and versatile part of cooking. Here's the story of how the seasoning originated and who came up with it.
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The Simple Sandwich Julie Andrews Loves Involves An Unexpected Boiled Ingredient
If you were ever curious about some of Julie Andrews' favorite things, this highly praised sandwich is one of her go-tos.
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Pound Cake Vs Coffee Cake: The Difference Between These Baked Goods
Both pound cake and coffee cake are delicious baked treats. Beyond that, the two share a few similarities, but even more differences.
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How To Transform Your Backyard Into A Beer Garden
You don't need to travel all the way to Germany or Austria to experience a beer garden. You can make your very own setup at home! Here's how to do it.
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Coppa Vs Bresaola: What's The Difference Between These Deli Meats?
If you have spent time wondering about what makes coppa different from bresaola, then this is what you need to know before your next trip to the deli.
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How Many Marie Callender's Restaurant Locations Are Still Open?
Whatever happened to Marie Callender's? Well, there are a few locations still open, but only if you live on one side of the country.
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What Was Frank Sinatra's Favorite Salad?
Before he dove into fusilli with garlic and anchovies or veal Milanese, not to be confused with wiener schnitzel, Frank Sinatra was known to start with a salad.
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12 Classic Cakes That Were Actually Invented In The US
While there are plenty of sweets in existence, we wanted to dive into the world of cakes created in the U.S. Your favorite might be on the list.
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The Biggest Chocolate Trends So Far In 2025
There are a lot of popular ways to enjoy chocolate in 2025 that mix old and new ideas. We compiled some big chocolate trends that we're currently seeing.
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Merenda: The Afternoon Snack Tradition Italians Have Enjoyed For Centuries
Here's what you need to know about the tradition of la merenda, an afternoon snack that has been enjoyed in Italy shortly before dinnertime.
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37 Cuban Foods You Need To Try At Least Once
From arroz con pollo to a Cubano sandwich, these are some of the most notable Cuban dishes found on the island and made popular in the United States.
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24 Seasonings From Around The World You Should Try
There's a surprising variety of seasonings from around the world that can give your cooking routine a flavorful shake-up and perhaps become your new favorite.
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The First Horchata Drink Was Made In This Country (No, It Wasn't Spain)
Horchata has been around for much longer than you probably realized. It was first made centuries ago in a very unexpected location.
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The Country That Eats The Most Pizza Isn't Italy Or The US
Have you ever wondered which country consumes the most pizza? Strangely, it's not the United States or Italy, but rather another European nation.
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TikTok Can't Get Enough Of This Spill-Proof Nespresso Mug
Social media is a great place to find the best products. And when it comes to on-the-go iced coffee, TikTok adores this spill-proof tumbler made by Nespresso.
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How Bulletproof Coffee Got Its Peculiar Name
You've probably heard of keto-friendly, high-fat bulletproof butter coffee. But where did the drink's unusual name come from? Here's the history, explained.
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