How Do Har Gow Dumplings Become So Translucent?
Har gow dumplings are delicious little Cantonese dumpling filled with shrimp. Do you know how they make har dow so translucent? And is it the same as dim sum?
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10 Vintage Canned Foods And Drinks That Don't Exist Anymore
From beef stroganoff to Franco do Amaral Industries' canned banana flakes, these are some vintage canned goods that are best left in the past.
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Crunch Tators Helped Pioneer Spicy Snacks Before It Was Discontinued
Although this brand of chips was not long for this world, Crunch Tators were instrumental in introducing people to the concept of spicy snacks.
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The Ultimate Guide To The Oldest Known Cookbooks In The World
Chefs and food lovers have been compiling cookbooks for thousands of years. Luckily, a few of those ancient texts have somehow survived the ravages of time.
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What Is Borma And How Is It Made?
Middle Eastern desserts consist of various small, nut-and-honey types of baklava served together. Among these is borma; this is how to make it.
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Cottage Cheese Cookie Dough Is A Sweet Take On The TikTok Trend
Edible cookie dough and cottage cheese have both made it big on TikTok. Cottage cheese cookie dough is just a natural extension of their popularity.
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Anafre Is The Savory Honduran Snack Everyone Needs To Try
"Anafre" means both "clay pot" and "portable oven." In addition to its small holes, a typical anafre is equipped with hot coals to keep the food inside warm.
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Maine Lobster Festival's International Great Crate Race Is A Sight To Behold
Every August the Maine Lobster Fest rolls into town in Rockland, and among the fun events to partake in over the weekend is the International Great Crate Race.
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The Freezer Hack That Prevents Plastic Wrap From Sticking All Over
If you're fed up and tired of your plastic wrap sticking everywhere but where you want it to, consider this nifty freezer hack that prevents that.
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What Is Steam Beer And How Is It Connected To The Gold Rush?
Although steam beer isn't as commonly known as other types of brew, it's been around for a long time. Did you know it has ties to the Gold Rush?
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The Accidental Origins Of Oyster Sauce
Love it or hate it, oyster sauce is incredibly popular. It has a fascinating history that started with a chef's happy accident in the late 19th century.
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Once-Discontinued Slice Soda Now Looks Completely Different
Once beloved by many, Slice fell on hard times and eventually shuttered. Now the famous soda is back after multiple attempts at a rebrand.
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How Pop-Tart Snak-Stix's Hit The Road With American Idol Before Being Discontinued
Once a beloved pantry item for kids, Pop-Tart Snak-Stix sadly didn't stick around long, even with its big collaboration with "American Idol."
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Maine's First Lobster Festival Was A Total Financial Disaster
With thousands of visitors and even more lobster, today's Maine Lobster Festival is a wild success. But this is a far cry from the first year it was held.
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What Are The Main Flavors In Purple Cow Ice Cream?
"Purple cow ice cream" is a combination of black raspberry ice cream and chocolate. How exactly it comes together depends on where you get it.
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The Complex And Surprising Origins Of Modern-Day Cream Cheese
Cream cheese dates back roughly 150 years. What's amazing about the the spreadable delight is that it continues to evolve. Plant-based cream cheese, anyone?
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What's The Difference Between Classic Wontons And Crab Rangoon?
Wontons and crab Rangoon are popular Chinese dishes. They're both savory little umami bombs. But they're not exactly the same thing: Here's how they differ.
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Buddy Valastro: Why You Don't Hear Much From The Cake Boss Anymore
Buddy Valastro captivated audiences worldwide with his incredible cake creations and larger-than-life personality. So where has the Cake Boss been lately?
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How Caramel Became The Downfall Of Hershey's Discontinued Bar None
Shoppers can be extremely fickle, especially when it comes to their favorite candy bars. Here's how caramel ultimately led to Bar None's demise.
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Watermelon Kimchi Is Yet Another Reason You Need To Keep Those Rinds
Watermelon and summer go hand-in-hand. You can create a tasty and healthy watermelon kimchi if you want to use your entire fruit, leaving no waste.
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Phyllo Dough Is The Star Of The Popular TikTok Crinkle Cake
Enhancing your baking skills doesn’t have to be daunting. TikTok offers hacks that help novice cooks, like with this simple phyllo dough crinkle cake.
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What Happened To The Discontinued Sour Cream And Onion Doritos?
It is always disappointing when a favorite snack disappears from store shelves. Here's what happened to sour cream and onion Doritos, which were discontinued.
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How Vernors Became The Staple Soda (Pop) Of Detroit
Vernors could be your common choice of beverage whether or not you live in Michigan. However, there's a story behind how it became the staple soda of Detroit.
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15 Delicious Meat Pies Found Around The World
Meat pies are those ubiquitous packets of scrumptiousness that seem to appear in cultures all over the world. So, here are 15 of them that you need to try.
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Sour Orange Pie Was Florida's Thing Before Key Lime
Years before key lime pie was invented, it was sour orange pie's time to shine. Here's what you should know about this unique regional dessert.
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Hold My Beer: Fried Beer Bites Take The Classic Drink To A New Level
State fairs are the home of unique food - usually fried. Someone at the Texas State Fair is credited with creating perhaps the most unique fried food.
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What Exactly Is Pork Bung And How Do You Prepare It?
As with other fatty offal meat cuts, it's essential to know how to cook pork bung so it's moist and juicy, not overly tough when you take a bite.
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