The Historical Connection Between Bento And Train Travel In Japan
Traditional in Japanese cuisine, Bento boxes serve as an all-in-one lunch box. Here's how the popular lunch combination is linked to train travel in Japan.
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Cannelés De Bordeaux Recipe
If you want to make an authentic French dessert in your own kitchen, give this cannelés de Bordeaux recipe a try.
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The Difference Between Tomato Sauce And Tomato Puree
A variety of recipes call for the use of either tomato sauce or tomato puree. Here is what you need to know about the differences between these two ingredients.
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This Is Where Most Of The World's Lentils Are Grown
Lentils are a nutritious staple found in culinary dishes from all over the world. Here is the surprising answer as to what country grows the most of them.
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How Black Forest Cake May Have Gotten Its Name
Black Forest cake is a popular dessert in both Europe and in the United States. Here is how this beloved cake actually received its seemingly geographic name.
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Why You Shouldn't Marinate In A Metal Bowl
As multifaceted as marination can be, there are still some situations and tools to avoid when getting into a marinade. Here's what you should know.
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The Artistic Inspiration Behind The Bellini
When people say they love a good Bellini, they aren't talking about the great Italian composer Vincenzo Bellini. Here's the history behind the beloved drink.
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How A Hangover Led To The Creation Of Brunch
While sipping a boozy cocktail can often be a recipe for disaster, one man's hangover actually led to something revolutionary: brunch. Here's more of the story.
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The Difference Between Sushi And Sashimi
Both sushi and sashimi are Japanese dishes made from raw ingredients, but they differ. Here's how to tell what you're getting next time you place an order.
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Why Densuke Watermelons Can Cost Thousands Of Dollars
Would you ever pay $6,000 for a watermelon? That's how much a Densuke watermelon sold for in 2008. Here's why these Japanese watermelons cost so much.
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Why The IMF Feels Food Subsidies Shouldn't Go To Everyone
As food shortages affect countries across the globe and governments look for solutions, the IMF says aid should go to specific populations.
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Why More And More People Have Begun Growing Their Own Food
Gardening at home has become more popular since the pandemic. But, people are still gardening at home and more people are joining the trend, and here's why.
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The Inventor Of The Iconic Waldorf Salad Wasn't Even A Chef
It's natural to believe a renowned chef created a dish as everlasting as the iconic Waldorf salad, but you'd be wrong.
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The Recent Winner Of Britain's Cheese Rolling Contest Broke This Streak
The annual Cooper's Hill Cheese Rolling contest, in the U.K. is classed as an extreme sport. History was made in the women's race when a young American won.
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Why You Should Never Can Your Homemade Salsa Recipe
Everyone loves salsa, made at home from fresh tomatoes. However, be careful if you decide to can your salsa, and follow our tips for choosing a recipe.
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Why Smucker's Isn't Worried About Increasing Its Prices
Smucker's jam is a supermarket staple and has been an American favorite for decades. But, the company is increasing prices, and here's why they're not bothered.
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Can Eating Lemon Rinds Make You Sick?
To curb food waste, it's important to re-evaluate the foods we assume aren't useful, like lemon rinds. Should you be eating these bitter peels, and is it safe?
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What Can You Do To Thicken Tomato Sauce
The specifics of the methods you decide to employ to thicken your sauce may vary depending on the actual recipe, but the following are easy and effective ways.
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Study Shows College Food Pantries Help Improve Students' Mental Health
Food insecurity can cause a litany of problems for people, especially college students. However, food pantries can help students' mental health and focus.
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How Butter Or Oil Can Make Melting Chocolate Easier
Few desserts are better than melted chocolate, but getting the perfect consistency can be difficult. Here's how butter or oil can make melting chocolate easier.
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This Is The Best Keto-Friendly Replacement For Butter
Foods high in saturated fats like meats and butter and unsaturated fats like avocados are allowed on the keto diet. But is butter the best option?
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Are You Adding Ice To Cocktails The Wrong Way?
All it takes to make a cocktail is liquor and a mixer, but to perfect your drinks, you need to be detailed at every step, including how you're adding ice.
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Which US State Produces The Most Tart Cherries?
Cherries are a fantastic versatile fruit that can be used for many a dessert. Here is the lowdown on which state has the most prolific production of cherries.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Rice
While cooking rice might seem simple, many mistakes are possible. To find out how to avoid these common pitfalls, read on to learn all the tips.
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Why Investors Are Backing Away From The Grocery Delivery Market
With consumers returning to in-person shopping, some of these delivery companies are tumbling, and fast -- and, as a result, investors are fleeing the scene.
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The Real Story Behind The World's Largest Crème Brûlée
Crème brûlée is one of the most popular desserts, and though we tend to think of it as a small portion size, there's one huge crème brûlée that broke records.
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Is It Dangerous To Eat Moldy Nut Butters?
Adding nut butter to your snack can add extra protein and flavor. But is it dangerous to eat once you've found mold in the jar of your favorite nut butter?
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