The Most Expensive French Toast In The World Is Coated In 24K Gold
If you think the French toast at your local diner has gotten expensive, wait until you hear about the French toast that comes coated with literal gold.
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When Did People Start Hiding Engagement Rings In Food?
Surprise proposals via a romantic dinner aren't exactly new, but they are increasingly common. So, where did the odd practice of hiding rings in food begin?
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The Wartime Cuisine That Made Julia Child Fall In Love With Cooking
You know her as one of the most famous chefs, but you may not know how Julia Child's fondness for a particular cuisine made her fall in love with cooking.
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'Curry' Isn't Actually An Indian Word. Here's Where It Comes From
If you've never had curry before, you've probably at least heard of it. No culinary tradition is ever simple, but curry's history is particularly noteworthy.
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The Logistical Reason Chains Can't Sell Both Coke And Pepsi
When Pepsi or Coca-Cola signs a deal with a restaurant, it's almost always exclusive - meaning the restaurant must agree that it won't sell other soft drinks.
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How 'Sushi Terrorists' Are Ruining Conveyor Belt Sushi
Conveyor belts present a fresh and new exciting way to eat sushi. But there are some that are ruining the experience for others, known as sushi terrorists.
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What's The Tipping Etiquette For When You Dine Out At A Restaurant In Mexico?
Traveling requires plenty of learning about each respective place you're about to visit. Here's what you should know about tipping in Mexico.
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The Crab Meat Eclair That Took Berlin Fine-Diners By Storm
When diners with a sweet tooth are ready for dessert, they hardly think of something that includes seafood. But this restaurant in Berlin has changed that.
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The Wild Ingredient That Actually Works Really Well With Cheetos
While this unexpected, sweet and salty Cheetos combination isn't one that you'll find in most lunchboxes, it is easy to find in your kitchen.
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A Chip Butty Is The Perfect St. Patrick's Day Food For Sandwich Lovers
With St. Patrick's Day around the corner, you may want to expand beyond the corn beef and cabbage. Chip butties may be exactly what you're looking for.
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Why Eating Dates Is The Traditional Food-Related Way For Some To End Ramadan Fasting
Ramadan fasting is a tradition that spans the globe, but why are dates a popular food for breaking the fast? It turns out, they pack a powerful punch.
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13 Foods That People Only Pretend To Like
Many foods seem popular, but when it comes down to it, do people actually enjoy eating them? Here are some that people often only pretend to like.
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Where Is Gotta Have S'More From Shark Tank Today?
It seems the "Shark Tank" Sharks were right to say Gotta Have S'More couldn't sustainably expand. The company didn't secure an investment on the show.
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Where Is Kodiak Cakes From Shark Tank Today?
Where is the waffle and pancake mix brand Kodiak Cakes from Shark Tank today? The answer to that question is more nuanced than you might expect.
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Where Is Proper Good From Shark Tank Today?
Christopher and Jennifer Jane walked away from "Shark Tank" with a $400,000 investment in exchange for 20% of the Proper Good business. But where are they now?
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Where Is Creation Nation From Shark Tank Today?
Karen Nation left "Shark Tank" without a deal. But her energy bite mix company, Creation Nation, is still thriving, even without a "Shark Tank" investment.
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An Iconic Icelandic Food Is Far Different Than The US Ballpark Staple
Hot dogs are an absolute staple at stadiums and sporting events in the U.S. But did you know that hot dogs are prepared a little differently in Iceland?
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17 Underrated Ingredients To Amp Up Your Fried Rice Game
Rice fried is a simple and tasty dish that's easy to make. Here are some underrated ingredients to amp up your fried rice game.
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The US Once Created A Beer Shortage To Boost The Bread Supply
During times of war, many industries are forced to adjust their production facilities to the requirements of the war effort. This once included beer.
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The Odd Chicken Experiment That Led To The Death Of Sir Francis Bacon
The next time you put a piece of chicken in the freezer, just be thankful you don't have to resort to the same freezing methodology as Sir Francis Bacon.
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11 Red Flags To Look Out For At Mexican Restaurants
Not every Mexican restaurant has authentic food. Here, we help you determine which places to avoid before ordering something you'll regret.
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Everything You Need To Know About Polish Food (And What You Need To Try First)
Poland may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of delicious cuisine, but the country has a rich and unique culinary history.
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Colcannon: The Traditional Irish Side That's Perfect For St. Patrick's Day
Most people associate St. Patrick's Day with potatoes. One of the best potato dishes you can make is colcannon, an Irish tradition that dates back centuries.
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British Coffee Cake Is Actually Sweeter Than The American Version
Coffee cake is a breakfast and dessert staple in the U.S. But did you know it's also popular in the U.K.? Here's how the two coffee cakes differ.
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A Mastery Of Nut Puns Is A Requirement For Planters NUTmobile Drivers
If you're skilled at creating witty or funny puns, then you may be a great fit to drive one of Planters NUTmobiles. Here's what the job entails.
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The Infamous Mardi Gras Burger Sandwiched Between Two Slices Of Cake
Mardi Gras is a time of celebration, bright colors, and best of all, food experiences. Perhaps none more revered Than the King Cake. But a King Cake burger?
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16 Famous Foods Invented In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania is far from the largest state in the U.S., but it's responsible for plenty of iconic foods - and a few beloved beverages, too.
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