Huitlacoche: The Prized Mexican Corn Fungus You Can Actually Eat
While some fungus is typically frowned upon for eating, huitlacoche is completely edible. Here is the prized Mexican corn fungus you can actually eat.
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Why Some Bottled Water Brands Are So Expensive
With a few exceptions, the water itself isn't that special. Should you go with the flow and splurge on these products or save your money for other stuff?
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Is Fish Sauce Actually Made From Fish?
Is fish sauce actually derived from fish, or is it like french fries or Belgian waffles, neither of which come from the place they're named after?
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What Is Thai Basil And What Does It Taste Like?
Thai basil is known for the way it lends bold and vibrant flavors to curries, stir-fries, and soups, playing a starring role in many Southeast Asian dishes.
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Marcus Samuelsson's Key Ingredient For Fried Chicken Is Coming Up Coconuts
Fried chicken is a versatile and delicious indulgence. And chef-restaurateur Marcus Samuelsson folds in a special ingredient to make it even more delectable.
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What's The Difference Between A Malt And A Shake?
There are few things that symbolize American nostalgia quite as well as milkshakes and malts. But one crucial ingredient makes all the difference between them.
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What Is Sweet Red Bean Paste And How Is It Used?
Whether enjoyed as a filling in steamed buns or used as a topping for shaved ice, anko adds new dimension to your recipes. And it takes just minutes to prepare.
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The 13 Best Diners You Can Find In NYC
New York City has an enormous list of diners to choose from. But don't let that overwhelm you. Instead, here are 13 of the best diners you should try next.
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If You're Going To Order Shots, Skip The Premium Bottles
You're out at the bar with your friends. Halfway through the night, one of you decides that it would be a fun idea to do shots.
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Here's Why A Baker's Dozen Always Comes With 13
Why is it that when you order a baker's dozen, you always get 13 baked goods, instead of 12? To answer that question, we need to go back to medieval England.
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Paneer Soda Isn't Nearly As Cheesy As It Sounds
If you're a fan of Indian cuisine, you already know the many joys of paneer. However, paneer soda and paneer are two wildly different things.
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The Ultimate Guide To Thai Chili Peppers
Thai chili peppers can pack a punch. If you're a heat lover, here's our guide to the big variety of Thai chili peppers that will spice up your next meal.
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Elevate Your Next Biscuits And Gravy With Some Cajun Spice
Add a little spice to your next breakfast gravy with Cajun spices. A few well thought out spices makes a sausage gravy and biscuits even more delicious.
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Gazpacho Is Your Best Friend For Spring Meal Prep
For those hot days that require an easy cold dish, gazpacho is your new best friend.
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The Ultimate Guide To Anchovies
With Americans waking up to the fact that anchovies are versatile and immensely flavorful fish, we have collected everything you need to know about them.
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Where Is Parker's Maple From Shark Tank Today?
Since the episode aired in 2016, the maple producer has seen sweet, sweet success across syrup, butter, cotton candy, and other maple products.
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Where Is SafeGrabs From Shark Tank Today?
Anyone who's fried their fingertips on a freshly nuked bowl of soup might appreciate a SafeGrabs microwave mat. And the Sharks saw the product's potential.
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The Stunning Amount Of Peanut Butter The Average Human Consumes Each Year
Peanut butter is a much more versatile ingredient than you'd expect, but it may come as a surprise to learn the actual amount that is eaten in a year.
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The Major Difference Between UK And US Red Bull Cans
Red Bull is available all over the world. But, there are major differences between can size and price in the U.S. and U.K. that might surprise you.
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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.
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14 Best Night Markets In The U.S. For Foodies
Night markets have great food, live music, art, games, performances, and more. For some food and fun, here are 14 night markets in America you should visit.
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Contrary To Popular Burger Belief, Wendy's Didn't Invent The Square
You might think you know who invented square burgers, but contrary to popular burger belief, it wasn't the beloved baked potato purveyor Wendy's.
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Pringles And Minecraft Team Up For A 'Suspicious Stew' Chip Flavor
Pringles and Minecraft have teamed up for a very special 'Suspicious Stew' chip flavor. Here's everything you should know about the new snack.
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The South African Gin That's Made From An Unexpected Elephant Byproduct
You may have had gin before, but you probably didn't know there's gin made from an elephant's butt byproducts. That, however, is exactly what Indlovu gin is.
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Soy Sauce Popcorn Will Make You Forget Movie Theatre Butter Altogether
Soy sauce popcorn will make you forget movie theatre butter altogether for your recurring Friday movie night tradition. Here's what you need to know.
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Read This Before Ever Eating Eel Sushi
Eel is an absurdly popular option for sushi, appetizers, and bowls. But there's something you should keep in mind before you decide to order it.
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14 Of The Best Ways To Use Kimchi
People are getting more familiar with the Korean staple of kimchi. This acidic and savory vegetable dish is a powerhouse of flavor and probiotics.
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