Why Aren't You Drinking In A Croatian Wine Cave Right Now?
The rolling fields of Napa are beautiful, but this Croatian wine cellar takes things to the next level. Check out the Croatian winery built into a cave.
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King Gustav III's Strange Coffee Experiment
Swedish monarch King Gustav III had both good and bad sides to him. Perhaps his most radical and unpopular stance, though, was his opposition to coffee.
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The Time Burger King Made Wine To Pair With The Whopper
There are a lot of things you can eat with a burger. Fries, milkshakes, and soda are the most obvious, but what about wine? Burger King made it happen.
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Warm And Cozy Hot Toddy Recipe
It couldn't be easier to make this classic hot toddy, and it'll have you warmed up in no time.
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Ina Garten's Adorable Trick For Her Perfect Cup Of Coffee
Ina Garten regularly gives her fans tips on perfecting uncomplicated recipes, so get ready for her especially adorable trick for the perfect cup of coffee.
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The Clever Way Oreo Announced Its New Holiday Flavor
Milk's favorite cookie brand just announced its new holiday flavor. Here's the clever way Oreo released the news on Twitter and TikTok.
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What Is The Best Way To Prepare Your Cup Of Coffee? - Exclusive Survey
Coffee is a morning ritual for most Americans, and a deeply personal one at that. We asked readers how they prepare their cup of joe. Here are the results.
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The 11 Biggest Mistakes Everyone Makes When Poaching Eggs
Poaching eggs at home can seem like a daunting task, but by avoiding these mistakes you'll end up with the perfect whites and creamy yolks of your dreams.
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The Traditional Alaskan Foods That Can Be Dangerous To Can
When not done properly, some of these traditional foods can lead to a food preserver's worst nightmare — botulism.
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Shortcut Chicken And Dumplings Recipe
Learn how to make this shortcut chicken and dumplings recipe that is so quick and easy to make you'll be enjoying your meal in just 30 minutes.
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How The Color Of Cheddar May Be Able To Tell You Where It Was Made
Cheddar cheese is an American staple, but why is it sometimes white, sometimes yellow, and sometimes even bright orange? Here is the answer you're looking for.
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Can You Use Olive Oil In Place Of Vegetable Oil For Marinades?
Clearly, not all oils are not made equal —they differ in flavor, smoke point, etc. But what qualities in oil do we care about when preparing a marinade?
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Pisto: The Spanish Vegetable Stew With Ancient Origins
Pisto is a traditional Spanish vegetable stew that can be served in various ways, including as a side to meat or eggs, inside empanadas, or in pasta sauce.
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Reese's Is Adding A Familiar Cereal Into Its New Peanut Butter Cups
After dominating both the candy and cereal spheres, Reese's is venturing into unknown territory: Combining cereal and candy. Here's what you need to know.
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The Unsettling Number Of Maggots Allowed In Canned Mushrooms
Few foods are allowed to contain whole insects, except in microscopic cases like maggots and mites, which are in some canned produce like mushrooms.
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The Dark Apple Variety That Will Elevate Fall And Winter Treats
If you're looking to stock your larder with something more exciting than the average Granny Smith or Red Delicious, you'll want to know about these.
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The Trick To Evenly Softening Ice Cream
Ice cream is probably the most beloved dessert, but how do you soften it so you can plunge in? Here's the ultimate trick to evenly softening your ice cream.
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Splenda Teamed Up With 6 Fast Food Chains For National Coffee Day Giveaways
Many are breaking out their favorite mugs to celebrate National Coffee Day. Now Splenda has teamed up with six fast food chains for coffee-related giveaways.
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Christina Wilson Talks Hell's Kitchen And Gordon Ramsay's Newest Restaurant - Exclusive Interview
Christina Wilson will never get out of Hell's Kitchen. She told Tasting Table about tonight's season premiere and Gordon Ramsay's newest dining location.
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Eggs May Soon Be Officially Deemed 'Healthy' By The FDA
The long-standing debate over egg's impact on health may take another shift. Here's why changing FDA guidelines could deem eggs a healthy part of our diet.
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The DC Restaurant That Was The First To Be Certified Organic In The US
In Washington D.C., it turns out that there's an organic restaurant that beat everybody else in the country to the punch over two decades ago.
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The Alcohol-Free Ingredient Swap For White Wine
If you're looking for an alcohol-free alternative to white wine, there's a simple swap to achieve an almost identical outcome.
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The Complete History Of Sliced Bread
The greatest thing since sliced bread ... is still sliced bread. And as it turns out, the history of this favorite modern staple may surprise you.
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You Probably Didn't Know How Complicated Corn Actually Is
Despite its ubiquity in our lives, there's a lot we still don't know about corn, particularly regarding its biology and history.
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Bucatini Cacio E Pepe Pasta Recipe
This peppery, cheesy classic pasta will be a hit at your next dinner party. Get the recipe at Tasting Table from the chefs of Jon & Vinny's in L.A.
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This President May Have Been The Most Difficult To Cook For
The U.S. has had its share of heads of state with rather notable eating habits, but there is one president who may have been the most difficult to cook for.
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How China's Fishing Practices Are Threatening Global Seafood Stocks
China's marine capture increased to keep up with the country's rising demand for seafood. But here's how their fishing practices threaten global seafood stocks.
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