The Organic Food Company King Charles Helped Start
The newly-crowned King Charles is famous for any reasons, but you may not know that he was instrumental in starting an organic food company before he was king.
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The Beer Festival North Korea Hosted In 2016
The Taedonggang Brewing Company is an English brewery that wound up in North Korea. Kim Jong Il sent a team to Britain to search for a brewery to purchase.
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The 8 Types Of Cocoa Powder And How To Use Them
Cocoa powder is a baker's best friend. To learn about all the different types of cocoa powders and how to use them, read our guide to find out.
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The Reason Activists Threw Mashed Potatoes At A Monet Painting
A similar Van Gogh protest got a lot of attention, so it's not surprising that other protestors have followed suit and threw mashed potatoes at a Monet.
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Paris' Culinary Bookstore Librairie Gourmande Is A Must-See For Foodies
Paris is one of the greatest cities in the world, and French cuisine is some of the finest food. The Librairie Gourmande is the dream bookstore for food lovers
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At NYC's Dimmer & Summer Restaurant You Could Be Served By A Cat Robot
If you come for the robot cat, you'll stay for the food. Check out this Brooklyn dim sum spot known for its incredible food and unique server.
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Malta's Traditional 'Dead Men's Bones' Cookies Contain A Sweet Surprise
If you bite into a Maltese cookie known as "dead men's bones," you might be surprised by how seriously these bakers consider the intricacies of their craft.
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The Cooking Staple That Can Help Clean Stainless Steel
Stainless steel is great for kitchen appliances, but it is prone to smudging. One way to clean them is by using something you probably already have at home.
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What Is The Best Type Of Spirit? - Exclusive Survey
We surveyed Tasting Table readers, asking what their favorite spirit is. Here's the liquor that came out on top with more than 30% of the votes.
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McDonald's Is Teasing The End Of The McRib With A 'Farewell Tour'
McDonald's McRib is a legendary fast food sandwich, but fans are worried that there are hints that the McRib is leaving the menu.
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What Makes Cottage Fries Unique?
Due to their cute back story and crisp, yet tender texture, it's no surprise that cottage fries were a staple at places like J.G. Melon and Roll-N-Roaster.
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Menemen: The Turkish Scrambled Eggs That Will Spice Up Your Breakfast
Menemen is a filling, delicious traditional Turkish meal of eggs and tomatoes that makes a great breakfast or dinner.
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What Makes Greengage Plums Unique
Greengage plums are a rare but tasty treat. Here is what makes these elusive plums so unique, tasty, and yet so incredibly hard to find in your grocery store.
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Bison Chili Recipe
If you're looking for ways to get creative with chili, this cinnamon- and spicy chile-infused bison chili will definitely do the trick!
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Chess Pie Is The Southern Staple That Will Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth
Chess pie is a sweet, lemon traditional Southern treat that you've got to try.
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The 11 Absolute Best Cuts Of Meat For Roast Beef
Hearty and savory, roast beef is a meat lover's delight. But with so many cuts, what's the best option? Read our in-depth guide to find out.
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Despite Ina Garten's Robust Culinary Gifts, Her Beginnings Were Bland
If you imagined Ina Garten, the Barefoot Contessa, as a prodigious young cook, always destined to become a celebrity chef, you've got another thing coming.
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The Cranberry Bog Misconception You Can Stop Believing
Water plays an important part in cranberry production, but it is not, in fact where the cranberry actually grows.
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Here's How To Use White Beans To Add More Protein To Your Pizza
Americans consume an enormous amount of pizza. But for those who are seeking a protein boost from a slice, here is a trick using white beans that will help.
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How WWI Helped France's Canned Food Industry Grow
Canned foods line the shelves of so many pantries and cabinets across the world. Here is how World War I helped grow France's blossoming canned food industry.
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Is There A Nutritional Difference Between Black Beans And Pinto?
When making your perfect burrito bowl, you must make the age-old decision, black or pinto. So is there a nutritional decision between the two?
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'Free Range Chicken' May Not Mean What You Think It Does
At the store, you may find terms such as "organic," "cage-free," and "free range" slapped on the packaging of a chicken breast, but what do they all mean?
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The Uncomplicated Trick For Cleaning Burnt Bits From Your Dutch Oven
Dutch ovens are great cooking tools, but you are bound to wind up with some burnt-on, stuck-on food sometimes. Try this trick when cleaning this prized pot.
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Is It Possible To Can Apples At Home?
Each fall, orchards are ripe with different varieties of apples and home kitchens reflect that. After all the pies are made, can you can your apples at home?
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The Reason Milk Is So Important When Making French Toast
Using the right amount of milk to make French toast is pretty important. Using too much leads to soggy French toast, but too little isn't good either.
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The Genius Deviled Egg Topping Alex Guarnaschelli Adds For A Salty Crunch
Celebrity chef Alex Guarnaschelli wants to elevate the egg white of deviled eggs with a salty crunch, since the creamy filling usually hogs the spotlight.
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How An Uvalde McDonald's Paid Tribute To A School Shooting Victim
On what would have been the 11th birthday of Uvalde, Texas' Robb Elementary shooting victim Lexi Rubio, a local McDonald's set out to honor the young girl.
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