The Immigrant-Led Institution That Dominates Chicago's Fast Food Scene
Many American dishes owe their origins to the immigrants who created them. This immigrant-led fast food institution remains dominant in the "Windy City."
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New Study Reveals A Link Between Ultra-Processed Foods And Cancer Risk
Ultra-processed foods contain additives to help them stay on supermarket shelves for longer. But, a 2022 study reveals the link between them and bowel cancer.
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Cortado: The Espresso Drink You Should Try On Your Next Coffee Run
You've tried cappuccinos, lattes, and plain old black coffee. Now try the cortado, a delicious Spanish espresso drink you need to know about.
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How Colleges Are Getting Creative In Response To Food Inflation
Rising inflation is forcing food prices to skyrocket, even for chefs in college kitchens. Here's how universities are getting creative with their menus.
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Why Capybara Was Once Considered A Fish
Depending on who you ask, and when you ask them, some folks might tell you that capybara is a fish. Here's why.
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The Easy Way Alton Brown Amplifies The Flavor Of Dalgona Coffee
In the early days of COVID-19, dalgona coffee was everywhere. If you want to revisit the craze now, try out Alton Brown's simple swap in the whipped drink.
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The Real Reason France Is Rushing Its Production Of Sugar
France's two leading sugar producers are pushing production schedules up, preparing to open their factories as soon as next week.
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Why Chuck Roast Makes A Great Alternative To Boneless Short Ribs
The store doesn't always have the exact cut you're looking for. Luckily, chuck roast is a great alternative to boneless short ribs -- for a surprising reason.
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The Reason Overcooked Cabbage Smells Bad
Cabbage is full of goodness, making it one of the healthiest vegetables out there, but it's also stinky. Here's how to reduce the smell of overcooked cabbage.
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How The Olympics Helped Spread The Gospel Of Kimchi
When Seoul got the chance to host the Summer Olympics in 1988, it marked a tremendous shift in the nation's international image.
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The Main Difference Between Hors D'oeuvres And Canapés
Terms used to reference different dishes and techniques in the culinary world can be confusing. Here is the difference between hors d'oeuvres and canapés.
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The 17 Best Champagnes For Mimosas
Effervescent and crisp, Champagne pairs wonderfully with the tangy sweet flavors of orange juice. Here are the best Champagnes to pair with your next mimosa.
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14 Best Smoothie Bars In Austin
Austin, Texas, is often regarded as a barbecue capital. But did you know nutritious smoothies are just as popular in the city? These shops offer a fresh fix.
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Is Costco Open Labor Day 2022?
Just because government workers have the day off, that doesn't mean retail shops are closed. Here's what you need to know.
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Tasting Table Asks: How Often Do You Sharpen Kitchen Knives?
Sharpening knives is an often overlooked step in keeping a safe and efficient kitchen -- so we asked readers how often they really sharpen their kitchen knives.
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Every IPA Style Explained
The IPA is popular among craft beers, but there are several styles within this category. With a variety of tastes, discover the IPA style that's right for you.
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Shortcut Spanish Rice Recipe
When you want the flavor of Spanish rice with your dinner, but you don't want to cook a side dish for an hour, try this simple shortcut Spanish rice recipe.
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Inflatable Pubs Are Like Bouncy Castles For Adults
Just like renting a bouncy castle for children's birthday parties, now adults have a similar way to get their party on.
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How To Cook With Pumpkin Seeds
Steal these brilliant ideas from the country's best chefs on how to cook with pumpkin seeds, the humble by-product of your fall pumpkin carving.
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The Peculiar History Of The New York Egg Cream
There's no egg. There's no cream. So why the heck is New York Egg Cream called New York Egg Cream? A few parties have staked their claim in this classic drink.
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Is Whole Foods Open Labor Day 2022?
Labor Day Weekend is here, which means it's BBQ time. But, if on Monday you've forgotten something, will you be able to make an emergency run to Whole Foods?
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Why You Should Always Have Liquid Smoke In Your Pantry
Although barbecue purists might not always approve, liquid smoke is one concentrate that you should always have in your pantry. Here's why.
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Impossible Foods Just Announced A New Line With Convenience In Mind
Following a diet is hard, especially with a busy schedule. Impossible Foods' new line of meals aims to make meat-free eating more convenient.
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New Data Highlights A Lesser-Known Issue The Farm Industry Is Facing
There's no question that the world needs farmers, but data shows that farming is becoming a less viable career for young people. This is one of the reasons why.
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The Easy Way To Take Your Store-Bought Pumpkin Pie To The Next Level
Store-bought pumpkin pie is a time-saver and can be delicious on its own. But if you want to jazz it up even more, this tasty topping will kick it up a notch.
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White Vs. Yellow Corn Tortillas: What's The Difference?
You can probably spot the difference between white and yellow corn tortillas, but is there any difference besides looks? Here's what you should know.
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Why You Should Stop Measuring Coffee With A Spoon
Coffee drinkers know the importance of a perfect cup of joe in the morning. And if it's perfection you're after, then here's why you should ditch the spoon.
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