What Is A 'Pittsburgh-Style' Steak And How Is It Cooked?
You've certainly heard of, and probably eaten a Philly cheesesteak. But have you heard of a Pittsburgh-style steak? Here's what you need to know.
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The Fascinating History Of The Gas Stove
When exactly did gas stoves become commonplace, and how did that happen? The complicated history beyond this common kitchen appliance may just astound you.
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All The Foods You Had No Idea Were Invented In Canada Thanks To Crown Royal's Super Bowl 2023 Ad
Crown Royal and its spokesperson Dave Grohl laid down some facts about Canada's contributions to the world during the whiskey brand's Super Bowl 2023 spot.
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The Unlikely Connection Between The Royal Family And McDonald's Chicken Nuggets
This is the unlikely connection between the royal family and McDonald's chicken nuggets, and it has nothing to do with Prince Harry's love for the chain.
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Bratwurst Vs. Sausage: What's The Difference?
While all bratwurst are sausages, not all sausages are bratwurst. Bratwurst is a particular kind of German sausage - here's what you need to know about it.
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What Does It Even Mean To Have An 'Acquired Taste'?
People who are told something specific is an acquired taste may brush it off as nonsense. But is there actually a science behind learning to like certain foods?
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The Texas-Inspired McDonald's Burger You Can Only Get In Sweden
McDonald's has regional cuisine items worldwide to appeal to local tastes and flavors. But why on earth do they sell a Texas-style burger in Sweden?
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How Lewis Carroll Indirectly Popularized Oysters And Guinness
There are a lot of culinary pairings that make us wonder where they originated. We have beloved author Lewis Carroll to thank for this seafood-and-beer duo.
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The Dark-Dining Restaurant That Employs 100% Visually-Impaired Staff
The dark dining scene is a unique one allowing guests to use other senses. This one employs a visually impaired staff to guide diners through their experience.
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Aftershock: The 90s Cinnamon Liqueur You Might Have Forgotten About
Who doesn’t crave a little nostalgia from time to time? If you’re a fan of the quirky ‘90s, you can still appreciate this spicy little number.
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The April Fools' Hoax That Claimed Thomas Edison Could Make Pork Out Of Thin Air
It's believed there were no limits to what Thomas Edison could invent. Why not a machine that could make something edible out of something inedible?
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North Korea Faces Life-Endangering Food Shortage In The Wake Of COVID
The COVID-19 pandemic had an enormous impact on the world's economies. In fact, even the most isolated economy is still reacting to its aftereffects.
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Pemmican: The Ancient Indigenous Energy Bar That Lasts Years
Nothing against trail mix, beef jerky, or fruit leather, but they've got nothing on pemmican, the ancient Indigenous energy bar that lasts years.
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12 Fast Food Restaurants That Used To Have Completely Different Names
Fast food restaurants have become so popular over the years that many of them are household names. However, not every restaurant has always used the same name.
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Super Bowl 2023: The Best Food And Drink Deals For The Big Game
If you're looking to order food for Super Bowl LVII, you should definitely consider some of the timely deals offered by a variety of well-known restaurants.
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Duff Goldman's All-Meat Wedding Cake Came With A Gravy Fountain
It probably won't shock many "Ace of Cakes" fans to learn that celebrity chef Duff Goldman went with a rather unconventional fountain at his wedding.
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How Chicken Wings Became A Super Bowl Sunday Staple
If you're like millions of other Americans, you'll be enjoying chicken wings on Super Bowl Sunday. But how did this food become a game day staple?
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Ben Stiller And Steve Martin Are Gracing A Super Bowl 2023 Pepsi Ad With Their Comedic Presence
This year, comedy legends Ben Stiller and Steve Martin are set to appear in Super Bowl commercials promoting the new Pepsi Zero Sugar formula.
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The Ultimate Guide To Mexican Cheeses
While people typically think of a country like France when thinking of cheese variety, Mexico has some of the most fantastic cheese types in the world.
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Pringles Gives A Glimpse Of Meghan Trainor As The Star Of Its 2023 Super Bowl Ad
Pringles gives a glimpse of singer-songwriter Meghan Trainor as the star of its 2023 Super Bowl ad, which revolves around the brand's iconic shape.
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The Top 13 Super Bowl Food Commercials, Ranked
Companies bring their A game for their Super Bowl commercials, creating some truly memorable ads. Here are some of the best Super Bowl food commercials.
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The Oldest Cheese Shop In The US Is Closing After A Pandemic-Long Struggle
After more than a century of business in New York City, Little Italy's Alleva Dairy will close its doors as a result of pandemic-related financial struggles.
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The Savory Ingredients Featured In One Of The World's Oldest Desserts
When most people think of dessert, they think of ice cream or cake. However, the ingredients in one of the world's oldest desserts might surprise you.
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The Strange Georgia Law That Makes Eating Fried Chicken With A Fork Illegal
Many states have strange and obscure laws on the books, but this Georgia law banning the use of a fork for fried chicken might just take the cake.
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11 Foods That Oprah Absolutely Loves
One of Oprah's favorite things -- that she has never shied away from -- is food. And we dug deep to discover her favorite foods that she can't live without.
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The Hilariously Random Way Vegemite Got Its Name
You may recognize Vegemite from Miley Cyrus, or perhaps you spread it on your toast, but do you know how it got its name? It's a funny story.
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What Country Produces The Most Watermelon?
Have you ever wondered who the global leaders are when it comes to watermelon production? It turns out, China is the world's biggest watermelon producer.
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