The Country That Eats The Most Instant Ramen
You may think Japan is the top player in the instant ramen noodle market, but you'd be wrong. The actual top consumer of ramen noodles may just surprise you.
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The Word 'Lobster' Is Built Upon The Crustacean's Creepy Appearance
Lobsters are known for their unappetizing, insect-like appearance. Find out how the buggy look inspired how the ancients came up with naming these crustaceans.
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Organize Your Bottles Like A Pro With This Clever Ikea Kitchen Storage Solution
if you've been searching for a fancy-looking solution for wine storage without the fancy price tag, a trip to Ikea is definitely warranted.
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The Common Mixing Mistake That Ruins Non-Alcoholic Cocktails
Non-alcoholic cocktail preparation comes with a set of entirely different rules -- but mixing is one step in particular that you don't want to mess up.
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The Halloween Candy You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
Halloween is coming shortly, and you might be wondering what kind of candy you should get. We suggest making your decision based on your zodiac sign.
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8 Old-School Fast Food Uniforms That No One Remembers Anymore
There's one aspect of fast-food service that many overlook: The uniforms from times gone by.
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Girl Scout Cookies Might Taste Different Depending On Where You Live
Girl Scout cookies might have different names — and different tastes — depending on where in the country you live. Here's the reason why.
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Who Owns Dr Pepper? Hint: It's Not Coke Or Pepsi
You might think that Dr Pepper is owned by the same company as Coke or Pepsi. However, you'd be wrong. It actually belongs to another mega-drink corporation.
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The 4-Ingredient Quick Trick For Weeknight Sloppy Joes
The four-ingredient substitute sloppy Joe sauce is a wonder on its own, but a few clever additions can enhance it to suit a number of appetites.
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9 Oddly Specific Food Festivals In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania has no shortage of fun food festivals, and some of them are oddly specific. From bean soup to whoopie pies, here are some of our favorites.
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Storing Your Butter In A Clear Dish Is A Huge Mistake. This Is Why
If you love butter, chances are you've got some resting on your counter for easy access. However, storing it in a clear dish is not recommended -- here's why.
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Is All Convenience Food Processed?
While most food at convenience stores is processed — along with up to 70% of the U.S. food supply, research shows — not all options are created equal.
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Why You Shouldn't Prepare Your Caesar Salads Too Far In Advance
Molly Baz, the beloved recipe developer and cookbook author, shares her tips on when to dress a Caesar salad so the lettuce and croutons stay crisp.
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Padma Lakshmi Knows Exactly Where Every Dinner Party's Vibe Comes From
Padma Lakshmi might be better known for her TV appearances, but she knows a thing or two about throwing a party -- specifically where the vibes come from.
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12 Mistakes To Avoid When Eating At A French Restaurant
We interviewed two expert French chefs, Whitney Cardozo and Paul Denamiel, to learn about the biggest mistakes to avoid when eating at a French restaurant.
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How To Grow Nutrient-Packed Microgreens Using Items You'd Normally Toss
We always love a creative upcycling idea to help us limit waste. It is remarkably easy to grow your own delicious microgreens in your kitchen.
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The Western US Restaurant Chain That Everyone Loves For Its Pie Is Disappearing
This chain restaurant that was popular in the Western U.S. for generations and beloved for its slices of pie in just about any flavor you could imagine.
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Tyler Florence's Whipped Sweet Potatoes Hit The Perfect Sweet-And-Savory Balance
Tyler Florence shared his recipe for whipped sweet potatoes with Food Network, and it strikes the ultimate balance between sweet and savory.
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Dean Martin Couldn't Get Enough Of This Classic Italian Comfort Food
The Rat Pack may have been known primarily for their musical exploits, but the group knew how to eat. Dean Martin adored his grandma's soup.
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The 26 Best 3-Ingredient Recipes For When You're Low On Groceries
Hungry but low on groceries? These quick 3-ingredient recipes transform patry basics into tasty, fulfilling meals perfect for busy days or last-minute cravings.
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Our Least Favorite Nespresso Vertuo Variety Pack Seriously Lacks In Variety
Nespresso offers a ton of variety pack options for the Vertuo machine so you can try out the brand's coffee, but this is the one variety pack you should skip.
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This Sam's Club Membership Perk Makes Shopping Way Less Stressful
Available to Plus members, this perk makes trips to Sam's Club faster and more efficient, allowing you to shop without long lines and limited parking spots.
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The Dolly Parton Baking Mix You Can Always Rely On For A Tasty Cake
Dolly Parton has a great line of grocery products with a baking mix for every occasion, but this cake stands out as one you should always have in the pantry.
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Twinkies Were Born To Fill The Annual Gap Left By A Classic Seasonal Dessert
Hostess originally created Twinkies as a clever way to fill the annual gap left by a classic seasonal dessert that it produced for only six weeks of the year.
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16 Facts About Burrata Cheese You Should Know
We spoke to three industry experts to tell us all about burrata, why it's such a coveted cheese, how nuanced it can be, what to pair it with, and more.
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The Royal Lie That Got Robert Irvine Kicked Off His Food Network Show
TV celebrity chef Robert Irvine had grown very popular in his early years on Food Network, but in 2008, he was abruptly kicked off the network. What happened?
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The Diet That Has Always Influenced Giada De Laurentiis' Cooking
Just sifting through Giada De Laurentiis' recipes, it's obvious what diet has inspired her the most -- but the reason why may not be what you expect.
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