The US Wouldn't Have Apples Without Pilgrims
Back in the early 17th century, as the United States was being colonized, one significant import by the Pilgrims to the region was the domesticated Apple.
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The Volcanic Tomatoes That Are Revered For Authentic Neapolitan Pizza
There are numerous rules involved in making authentic Neapolitan pizza, including one that mandates using a specific type of revered volcanic tomato. -
The Odd Reason Why Tomatoes Used To Only Be Used As Decoration
You'd never guess that tomatoes are related to one of history's deadliest plants, but that's a good reason why people used to shy away from eating this fruit. -
The Specially Bred Purple Tomato That's Oddly Similar To Blueberries
The Indigo Rose tomato is a modern invention from scientists who crossbred purplish tomatoes to produce offspring with ever cooler, darker hues. -
Gushers' New Packaging Has Nostalgia In Mind
While the new design is an appeal to modern aesthetics, the minds behind the redesign still went out of their way to honor Gushers' nostalgic past. -
Red Horse: The Filipino Beer That'll Knock The Wind Out Of You
One Filipino beer brand will knock you out, mostly due to its higher alcohol content. Red Horse beer packs a punch. -
Claim Jumper Steakhouse & Bar Is A Gem (That I'll Never Pay To Eat At Again)
Never heard of Claim Jumper Steakhouse & Bar? If you haven't, by all appearances it's worth a visit -- but that visit could very well also be your last. -
How The Campari Ting Cocktail Took Jamaica By Storm
Certain cocktails, like old fashioneds or Manhattans, have an incredible hold on drinking culture. Here's how the Campari Ting took Jamaica by storm. -
The Microwave Hack To Peel Tomatoes In A Flash
If you're looking for a convenient way to peel the skins from your tomatoes in a flash, then you'll want to turn your attention to your microwave. -
Where Is Bumbling Bee From Shark Tank Today?
Find out if the vegan "junk food" start-up survived its disappointing "Shark Tank" appearance. -
Where Is Bottle Breacher From Shark Tank Today?
Where is Bottle Breacher from Shark Tank now? The company has had its ups and downs over the years, but ultimately was a success for its founder. -
Where Is Daisy Cakes From Shark Tank Today?
Whatever happened to Daisy Cakes from Shark Tank? The business made it through the pandemic and continues to thrive. -
Mole Poblano: The Traditional Dish That No Cinco De Mayo Is Complete Without
A beloved staple of Mexican cuisine, mole poblano is one-of-a-kind. Get to know this classic dish and learn about its connection to Cinco de Mayo. -
The Medicinal Roots Of Root Beer Date Back To Pre-Colonial Times
Root beer was once used for medicinal purposes by indigenous tribes. Here's how root beer transformed from a medicinal tool to a tasty drink. -
Believe It Or Not, You Can Buy Luxurious Truffles At Costco
Truffles are surprisingly cheap at Costco, but why? Here's what you need to know about the hot truffle deal at Costco. -
Meet Gastrique, Europe's Version Of Sweet And Sour Sauce
Gastrique is a European sauce that shares many similarities with sweet and sour sauce, a Chinese takeout staple. Here's how tangy sauces appear everywhere. -
Does The Historically Famous Bean Pie Actually Have Beans In It?
Ever heard of bean pie? Get to know this historically famous dessert and find out whether or not it actually includes legumes as part of its recipe. -
Huckleberry Vs Blueberry: Is There A Difference Between The Fruit Look-Alikes?
Have you ever wondered if there's any difference between huckleberries and blueberries? Here's what to know about these two fruit look-alikes. -
How Food Inspired Joe Russo To Become A Filmmaker (And Marvel Director)
Director Joe Russo recently revealed to Joe Isidori how cuisine actually inspired him to eventually become the marvelous filmmaker he is today. -
Where Is Biem From Shark Tank Today?
Butter in sprayable form sounds like a good idea, but it never came to be. Here is where what became of Biem from "Shark Tank." -
The Japanese Convenience Store With No Employees And Wagyu Beef 24/7
There's a Japanese convenience store with no employees and Wagyu beef 24/7, but it's just one example of the country's unique convenience stores. -
Walla Walla Onions Actually Originated On A European Island
Although they are quite popular throughout the United States, did you know that Walla Walla onions actually originated on a European island? -
Italian Wine Windows Were Once A Defense Line Against The Plague
We all understand what it’s like during a pandemic. Long ago, Italians determined a way to continue purchasing wine, and it’s proven helpful in modern days. -
The Surprising Dark Age Origins Of The Humble Hash Brown Name
The surprising origin of the humble hash brown name comes from the French word for a tool that is also used as a weapon. -
The Pan Tip You Need To Make Better English Muffins
Sure, you could go buy English muffins at the store, but what if you want to smear some butter, honey, or jam on bread you made yourself? Here's a tip. -
The Science You Need To Know For The Best Homemade Paneer
Paneer is a great-tasting Indian cheese often added to vegetarian recipes. Here's the science you need to know for the best homemade paneer. -
Is London Broil Really British?
When it comes to making steak, there's no shortage of cuts and preparations. But is London broil actually British, or is there another reason for its name?
