The Fried Meat Johnny Cash Always Had With His Morning Eggs
Johnny Cash is synonymous with outlaw country -- and every outlaw has to eat. In Cash's case, the late singer opted for this peculiar meat for breakfast.
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There's No Question That This Is The Best Way To Make Oatmeal In Our Eyes
Oatmeal methods can range from instant to overnight, but this one earns our top spot. It may take a bit of effort, but the results are refreshing and filling.
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The Birthplace Of Hollandaise Sauce Might Take You By Surprise
Despite its name, the delicious creamy classic that pairs with everything from eggs to vegetables isn't actually from the Netherlands, but much further south.
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In This Country That Drinks Massive Amounts Of Milk, Dairy Is A Way Of Life
This country not only drinks a lot of milk, they also use it in everything from main courses to desserts. Plus it has major religious meaning.
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How This Decades-Old Vintage Cake Became A Philadelphia Snack Food Icon
Some desserts come and go, but this decades-old cake lives on in the hearts of Philly's 1930's kids -- and the aisles of select stores across the country.
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The Unusual Job Anthony Bourdain Had Before Becoming ... Anthony Bourdain
Anthony Bourdain was an unmitigated talent, but his creative career as a writer started earlier than most people realize — an in a different subject.
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This Michelin-Recognized Hotel's Restaurant Provides The Ultimate Scottish Dining Experience — Including Kilts For VIP Guests
Michelin recently began awarding 'Keys' -- the Star equivalent -- to exceptional hotels, and this Scottish stay has a restaurant you don't want to miss.
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Why Stanley Tucci's Favorite Pasta Shape Is Superior
If you've ever wondered what actor Stanley Tucci's favorite pasta shape is, you'll be pleasantly surprised that he picked one of the most versatile types.
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The Only Thai Dish You Usually Eat With Chopsticks
If you assume most Thai dishes are traditionally eaten with chopsticks, then you're mistaken. With some notable exceptions, you would often use a fork or spoon.
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15 US Presidents And Their Go-To Whiskey
Whiskey was the drink of choice for many U.S. presidents. Find out which presidents loved this spirit, what type they preferred the most, and how they drank it.
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The Bad Sausage That Inspired Jimmy Dean To Start His Own Brand
Inspiration can strike in the most unusual of places. For Jimmy Dean, an unpleasant experience at a local diner was all it took to prompt a new business idea.
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13 Of The Most Remote Restaurants In The US
Gems lie in the most unexpected places around the country. These restaurants are hard to find, but when you reach them, you'll understand the hype.
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Why So Many Of America's Top Fast Food Chains Are Nowhere To Be Found In This State
Fast food chains seem unavoidable. Everywhere you go, there they are. But in this state, you won't find places like Arby's, Popeye's, or Chick-Fil-A by design.
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Joan Crawford Paired Pork Chops With This Tastier Swap For Applesauce
Joan Crawford was not only a silver screen starlet but also a culinary connoisseur. In fact, the actress took pork chops and added a quirky spin to this dish.
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Why Old-School Snacks Are Making A Major Comeback, According To A Mondelēz Expert
Nostalgia is a powerful factor when purchasing snacks, especially for families. Our expert brought the statistics to show emerging patterns across generations.
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How Japanese Became Nashville's Hot Cuisine In 2025
Step beyond the honky tonks of Nashville to discover an innovative scene of Japanese cuisine now shining in this city like the rising sun.
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The Nostalgic Bakery Outlet Store You Might Have Forgotten About
Even after decades of success, some bakeries still close their doors. This one was an American institution in its day, and it has one last stronghold left.
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The Italian Dish That Benefits From A Few Dashes Of Fish Sauce
Fish sauce is a surprisingly versatile ingredient that isn't limited to just one or two cuisines. In fact, try adding it into this Italian dish.
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New Dollar Stores Can Actually Decrease Food Access For Communities, According To Research
Dollar stores may increase food deserts in some U.S. communities while leaving others unscathed.
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The One Small Kitchen Feature That Ignites Nostalgia
Kitchen design trends pop up so frequently that it's hard to remember the small details of yesteryear. This one has people feeling especially sentimental.
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8 Scottish Snacks You Should Try At Least Once
You may not have realized it, but there are many notable foods that originated from Scotland, including these snacks.
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Our Favorite Store-Bought Christmas Snack Also Makes The Perfect Stocking Stuffer
Christmas snacks and seasonal treats leave a lasting impression throughout the year. This one is so good that it returns year after year, even in stockings.
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10 Foods With More Vitamin D Than Eggs
Eggs are a great source of vitamin D, but they don't usually give you the full daily requirements. These foods are packed with the vitamin and tasty.
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7 Fast Food Chains That Actually Have Made-From-Scratch Menu Items
Fast food has a reputation for being comprised of filler ingredients. These chain restaurants put the work into making food that's high quality and high value.
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15 Middle Eastern Meat Dishes To Try Beyond Kebabs
Middle Eastern cuisine is full of diverse flavors that encompass way more than just kebabs and hummus. Here are some of our favorite Middle Eastern meat dishes.
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15 Vintage Christmas Dishes That Deserve A Spot In Your Holiday Spread
The holidays are the perfect time to bring back nostalgic recipes. These classic Christmas dishes will spark joy and fond memories with your guests.
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The Howard Johnson's All-You-Can-Eat Deal Boomers Might Remember
If you remember the 1970s then there's a good chance you remember some great-value fried-food deals to be had over at Howard Johnson's. We look back fondly.
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