What Makes Queso Fundido Different From Classic Queso
Fans of Mexican food appreciate the appetizer selection on a restaurant menu. When deciding between queso and queso fundido, what’s the difference?
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The Ancient History Behind Why We Call Food 'Piping Hot'
You've probably heard the phrase, 'piping hot' to describe a steaming plate of food. But where does the phrase actually come from? Were pipes involved?
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Maine Lobster: America's Aphrodisiac
Maine lobster has a storied past when it comes to New England -- but the history of this crustacean as a cultural touchstone reaches far beyond this region.
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Is The Pomegranate The Most Seductive Fruit Of Them All?
Oysters, chocolate, and chocolate strawberries, you say? There's quite a fair chance those romance-related foods have nothing on the pomegranate.
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The 12 Worst Food Network Scandals You Forgot About
TV viewers often flock to the Food Network for everything related to food. However, over the years, the network's stars have had their share of scandals.
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6 Facts You Need To Know About The Infamous Arby's Oven Mitt
Like other fast food giants, Arby's at one point had a mascot, but the cartoon was short-lived. Here's the story of the infamous Arby's Oven Mitt.
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Is Champagne Really An Aphrodisiac?
We might save champagne for special occasions and big events, but is it true that this beverage has romance-inducing properties? The answer is complicated.
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Ancient Egyptians Made Wine And Olive Oil Thanks To The Torsion Method
Just like how we enjoy them now, the ancient Egyptians were also fans of wine and oil. And they used the torsion method to make their wine and olive oil.
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Who Is MrBeast (And Why Is He Selling Burgers)?
YouTuber MrBeast may be known for his variety of different videos, but now he's also selling his own burgers. But who is MrBeast and why is he selling food?
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The NYC Bagelry That Uses 'Spiritual' Vegetable Yeast (And How It Tastes)
In New York City, a place known for its bagels, there is a bagelry that uses 'spiritual' vegetable yeast. Here's what to know (and how it tastes).
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How A Shortage Of Snails Caused The Creation Of Oysters Rockefeller
Oysters Rockefeller is an elegant delicacy enjoyed all over the world. Here's how the dish became a signature when there was a shortage of snails.
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13 Foods Kate Middleton Absolutely Loves
Do you want to eat like a princess? From spicy entrees and healthy snacks to indulgent desserts, here's a round-up of some of Kate Middleton's most loved foods.
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The Unexpectedly Fancy Foods You Can Get At Epcot This Winter
If you've ever been to Disney World, Epcot is a fun destination for any foodie. Here are some of the most interesting dishes you can find at Epcot.
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Indianapolis' St. Elmo Steak House Is One Of The Most Romantic Restaurants In America
Are you looking for the most romantic place to have dinner? If you are in Indianapolis, you might want to try St. Elmo Steak House to set the mood.
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Here's Where Milk Chocolate Was Actually Invented
Chocolate milk is one of the most popular dessert beverages in the world. But when and where did chocolate milk originate? Here's the history behind it.
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Vegemite Can Conduct Electricity (Not That You'll Ever Need It To)
How cool is it that one food has been shown to conduct electricity? While that food, Vegemite, is one you may never have heard of, you'll want these details.
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What Is 'Chaos' Cooking, And Is It Worth Trying Out?
Chaos cooking is trending and if you think it sounds a little wonky, that's because it it. Think fusion cuisine meets
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McDonald's Drive-Thrus Were Created With The Military In Mind
How do you feed a lot of soldiers, fast? This is the real, unfiltered story of how McDonald's drive-thrus were created with the military in mind.
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Did Taco Bell Really Buy The Liberty Bell At One Point?
In 1996, Taco Bell started a rumor that had people up in arms about the company's plans to purchase the Liberty Bell. Was any of it ever actually true?
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World War II Played An Important Role In SPAM's Popularity In Hawaii
How much do you know about the history of SPAM? You may see it in a number of very old recipes, but did you know it's linked to the American military?
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What Is An Americano Coffee, And Why Is It Called That?
Coffee drinkers likely know the varieties of caffeinated beverages. Do you know the difference between a latte, mocha, espresso, and Americano?
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Hell's Kitchen Tops OpenTable's Ranking Of Romantic U.S. Restaurants, But Is It Worth It?
Using data and feedback from thousands of customer reviews, Hell's Kitchen tops OpenTable's ranking of romantic U.S. restaurants, but is it worth it?
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Eggs Are The Secret To Great Coffee In Sweden
What's better in the morning than a steaming cup of coffee with egg? Egg in the coffee -- not on the side. COnfused? Eggs are the secret to Sweden's coffee.
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The Food Competition Trend Guy Fieri Almost Beat To The Punch
Before Guy Fieri became a household name and known for his variety of cooking shows, he tried pitching the Food Network another type of cooking show.
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Why Julia Child Always Had Goldfish Crackers As A Thanksgiving Appetizer
Iconic TV chef Julia Child always made sure to serve one thing with Thanksgiving dinner: Goldfish crackers. Find out why she included these cheesy snacks.
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The Mysterious Origins Of The BLT
The BLT is one of the most popular sandwiches in the U.S. But did you know that tomatoes were once considered to be poisonous? Here's the history of the BLT.
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19 American Comfort Foods That Time Forgot
While today we might associate comfort food with mac 'n' cheese and chicken noodle soup, early Americans enjoyed tasty robin pies and a bowl of rice pudding.
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