The 13 Best Happy Hours In Philadelphia To Grab A Drink
Not only does Philly have a vibrant food scene, but it has some of the best happy hour deasl anywhere.
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The Ultimate Guide To Phoenix's Best Happy Hours
Next time you find yourself in Phoneix and need some relief from the sun, consider ducking into one of these joints for some killer happy hour specials.
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Eggs Soft-Boiled In Tea Are Nature's Most Flavorful Breakfast
For breakfast, lunch, or dinner, eggs are a fantastic addition to nearly any meal, but these eggs soft-boiled in tea are nature's most flavorful breakfast.
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The 'Secret' Dessert Egg At Le Bernardin Is A First Lady Favorite
Acquiring the recipe for an off-menu dessert from one of the most renowned restaurants in the world can be a fool's errand -- but not for one former first lady.
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12 Classic Foods That Revolutionized America
Despite their foreign roots, there are many foods that now signify American culture. From hot dogs to onion dip, here are some that revolutionized the U.S.
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We Have New York City To Thank For The Doughnut
Doughnuts are among the most popular sweet treats in the U.S. Thanks to some Danish immigrants living in New York City, the doughnut quickly became a hit.
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Langoustine Vs. Lobster: What's The Difference?
Lobsters and langoustines might both be popular crustaceans within the world of fine dining, but they're definitely respectively unique -- and science agrees.
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What Makes Japanese Kakigori So Unique
Here's what distinguishes kakigori from other frozen treats.
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Why It's Technically Polite To Leave Food On The Plate At Fancy Restaurants
You were raised to have table manners, but varying cultures have varying etiquette. Does your politeness translate to other countries and fancy restaurants?
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Julia Child's Favorite Cocktail Hit 'Reverse' On The Classic Martini
Much like Julia Child's pioneering career, her favorite cocktail turned some things upside down. Here's the famous chef's take on the classic martini.
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Auntie Anne's Owes Its Iconic Pretzel Recipe To A Shipping Mishap
It's interesting that some companies start off as the result of happy accidents, like how Auntie Anne's owes its iconic pretzel recipe to a shipping mishap.
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Here's How Marinara Sauce May Have Gotten Its Name
If you're interested in the culinary origins of various foods, you'll definitely want to learn about how marinara sauce may have gotten its name.
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What Exactly Is Babka?
What exactly is babka? If you fancy yourself an appreciator of sweets, you'll want to read this handy explainer about the coveted baked good.
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What Was The First Restaurant Chain In America?
What was the first restaurant chain in America? If you've ever wondered about this facet of the nation's culinary history, the answer might just surprise you.
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The Ultimate Guide To McDonald's Soft Drinks
No matter what you order from the McDonald's counter or drive-thru window, millions of customers order a drink to wash it down, especially Coca-Cola beverages.
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Where To Eat In Los Angeles
With the City of Angels' close to 30,000 restaurants offering everything from tacos to Ethiopian food to omakase, here's where to eat in Los Angeles.
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The Ancient History Of Popcorn
Popcorn is a beloved snack and it has been for hundreds of years. Let's dive into its unique history as a popular food that traces back to the Aztec empire.
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The Brief Histories Of 15 Iconic Holiday Foods
From gingerbread to latkes, there are certain dishes we expect to see on the table during the holidays. But do you the histories of these iconic holiday foods?
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The Origin Of French Tacos, One Of France's Fast Food Favorites
If you're looking to explore the wild world of French street food, French tacos are a delicious starting point. Learn about the unique dish's vague origins.
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Iceland's 'Hot Spring Bread' Bakes Underground For 24 Hours
Perhaps you have always dreamed of going to Iceland, after all, the hot springs and Northern lights are a sight!If you visit, try the "hot springs bread."
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How Restaurant Ziosk Tablets Got Their Start
If you've been to a chain restaurant, you've probably seen tablets, known as Ziosks at your table. But where and when did Ziosks become popular?
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Here's Why Denny's Used To Be Called Danny's
Denny's all-day favorites make it a (literal) grand slam for the breakfast community. But when it first opened, Denny's was called Danny's. Why?
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The Peruvian Wine Made From Sugary Potatoes
Though wine is most often made using grapes, you can use other fermentable ingredients. Arguably, the most unexpected wine base is a potato indigenous to Peru.
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The Semi-Modern History Of The Word 'Umami'
When describing different flavors, umami is a term we hear more often lately. But what does umami really mean? And where and when did it originate?
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The Divine Feminine Myth Behind The Invention Of Sake
Sake may be a great drink to partake in when eating hibachi, but the origins of this rice wine are far more interesting than you'd think.
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The Simple Story Behind The Sun-Maid Raisin Mascot
The seemingly simple story behind the Sun-Maid Raisin mascot is actually the tale of an unsung icon whose visage has reverberated throughout time.
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The History Of The Cookie Traces Back To The 7th Century
Have you ever wondered how the first cookies came about? The treat dates back thousands of years - here's a brief introduction to the history of the cookie.
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