The Mouth-Watering Sauce Traditionally Eaten On Dia De Los Muertos
On Dia de los Muertos, the food is almost as colorful as the iconic decorations. And one traditional, mouthwatering sauce tastes even better than it looks.
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Banana Blossoms: The Unique Flower That Works As A Fish Substitute
If you're trying to find more meat substitutes, then you should try cooking with banana blossoms, which have a surprisingly similar texture to fish.
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The 12 Best Super Bowl Drinking Games You Need To Try
Whether you watch the Super Bowl for the game or the commercials, if you plan to partake in a few adult beverages, here are the best drinking games to try.
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The Ultimate Guide To Passover Food Traditions
Passover is fascinating due to the degree to which its customs revolve around food. In understanding these customs, we better understand the holiday.
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15 Sweet Facts About Cadbury Chocolate
Cadbury Dairy Milk is a popular chocolate company. Even if you've had your share of Cadbury products, there could be a lot you don't know about this brand.
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How Algae Could Become The New Superfood
Step aside, chia seeds. Move over, mangosteen. Although it might not look like much, here's how algae could become the next trendy superfood.
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Korea's Iced Coffee Pouches Are Nostalgic And Cost-Effective
Fans of iced coffee will drink it year-round. A pouch version is available for an anytime pick-me-up, and you’re likely to find them at Korean grocery stores.
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What Is A Wedding Groom's Cake, And Is It Worth It?
There are so many different cultural traditions when it comes to getting married. But what exactly is a wedding groom's cake, and should you have one?
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Portugal Is The No. 1 Least Expensive Wine Country
Many people love a bottle of wine, but not everyone has lots of money to spend on it, and if that's the case, might be time to head to Portugal.
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The Failed McDonald's Burger With The Hot Side And Cold Side
The McDLT's hot ingredients came packaged on one side of the box and the cold on another, requiring customers to assemble their own sandwiches.
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What Exactly Is Bangers And Mash Anyway?
If you've ever had British cuisine, you may have heard of bangers and mash. Though it may sound like an exotic type of dish, it's a lot simpler than you think.
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Coca-Cola Still Makes Cocaine In A Factory In New Jersey
A Mayflower, New Jersey facility imports enough coca leaves to make $200 million worth of cocaine annually. (The product is then incinerated.)
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The Correct Way To Boil Hōjicha And Avoid A Bitter Aftertaste
Any tea enthusiast understands that different varieties of tea require different brewing methods. If you're making Japanese hōjicha, here's how you brew it.
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What Are Boardwalk-Style Fries, And Who Invented Them?
If you've ever found your way to a seaside boardwalk, you know that ample snacks abound. But what are boardwalk-style fries, and who invented them?
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Menu Prices Were 8% Higher In 2022. Here's What That Means For Restaurants
Some people live for dining out. They look forward to it most, and they experience great joy in it. But in a post-pandemic world, prices have increased.
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The Unexpected History Of The Ice Cream Truck
The nostalgia of buying a Popsicle from an ice cream truck is hard to beat, but you may be surprised by the long history of the ice cream truck industry.
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Doritos Fans Desperately Want Ranch-Dipped Hot Wing Chips Back
The discontinuation sparked enough outrage after it was stripped from grocery stores that people took unexpected measures to try to bring it back.
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The Pre-Boiling Trick Julia Child Used For Perfect Poached Eggs
If you're looking for the easiest way to get perfect poached eggs every time, you really ought to know Julia Child's clever pre-boiling trick.
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A Complete Guide To The Disneyland California Adventure Food & Wine Festival
Disneyland California Adventure Food & Wine Festival allows you to eat your way around the park by tasting new and exciting foods. Here's what you need to know.
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Where Is Ice Chips From Shark Tank Today?
The grannies behind Ice Chips used their affable personalities, coupled with their business savvy, to entice several offers from the Sharks.
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12 Food And Drinks Celebrating Their 100th Birthday In 2023
1923 introduced a bevy of food and drinks to the world, and many of them are still just as popular today. Here are some kitchen items celebrating 100 years.
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What Exactly Is Pandan, And What Does It Taste Like
Asian foods and desserts like halo-halo and pandan are becoming more and more popular in the U.S. But what about pandan? And what does it taste like?
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The Top 15 Food Network Shows We Miss The Most
Food Network is still great for top-notch cooking content, but we'd be lying if we said we didn't miss some of the network's most classic shows.
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The Food World Mourns The Death Of Joe Zucchero, The Founder Of Mr. Beef
The city of Chicago's connection to Italian beef sandwiches runs deep, and the food world is mourning the death of Joe Zucchero, the founder of Mr. Beef.
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Here's Your Top Tip For Ordering Starbucks At Disney: It's Probably Not Worth It
There are a number of reasons why you probably want to avoid ordering coffee from Starbucks at Disney, and ultimately, it might not be worth it.
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The Expensive Spanish Delicacy That Will Make You Look Twice
For those who love pasta, ramen, and other types of noodles dishes, you'll certainly love learning about this Spanish delicacy that you can also enjoy.
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TikTok Is Extremely Jealous Of After-School Snack Baguettes In France
TikTok is having a hard time handling the existence of after-school snack baguettes in France, and people are passionately sounding off in the comments.
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