A Classic Philly Fluff Cake Is Almost Like A Pound Cake, But Not Quite
The Philly fluff cake, despite its name, does not come from Philadelphia. And while it's very similar to a pound cake, here's why it's ultimately different.
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A Deep Dive Into Ynyshir: One Of Britain's Best And Most Controversial Restaurants
While the food has won near-universal praise, Ynyshir's equally intense approach to the dining experience has resulted in some unsavory headlines.
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Smucker's Discontinued Snack'n Waffles Fans Need To Try Arlington Valley Farms' Version
For anyone who was a fan of Smucker's discontinued Snack'n Waffles, you need to go grocery shopping and give Arlington Valley Farms' version a try.
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The Classic Southern Frozen Cup Treat That Goes By Many Names
There's a classic Southern frozen cup treat that has a long and interesting history - and it goes by many, many names. Can you guess what it is?
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The Strange Rumor Surrounding The Discontinued PB Max Bar
Some may remember a chocolatey and peanut buttery candy called PB Max bar. Unfortunately it's gone, but there persists a strange rumor surrounding its demise.
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10 Of David Chang's Favorite LA Eateries
Chef, restaurateur, and TV personality David Chang is known for his incredible culinary expertise. Here are the chef's favorite places to eat when he's in LA.
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St. Louis' Gooey Butter Cake Was Created Totally By Accident
The wildest part of gooey butter cake isn't how good it is - it's that its creation was the result of an oopsie by a baker who read the instructions wrong.
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The Economical Origin Of The Classic Tuna Salad Sandwich
The taste for tuna remains a fundamentally American fixture of equal parts nostalgia and convenience. However, it wasn't popular until the 20th century.
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The Thirst-Quenching Gatorade Gum That Was Discontinued In The '80s
Gatorade's Gator Gum had a popular run in the 1980s, but fans were disappointed when it was discontinued. Luckily, you might be able to find its successor.
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Thuringer Is A Tangy German Sausage That Packs A Punch
Thuringer is a bit like summer sausage, but has its own unique and tangy flavor. If you can get your hands on some, here's why it's worth trying.
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The Forgotten 7Up Spin-Off That Was Discontinued Far Too Soon
There was once a now-forgotten 7Up spin-off that tasted similar to Mountain Dew and was discontinued far too soon, according to some of its fans.
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Vada Pav: The Plant-Based Mumbai Street Burger Everyone Should Try Once
Vada Pav is a wildly popular plant-based Mumbai street burger that's remained popular since the 1960s. If you get a chance, you should try it.
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36 Discontinued Candies And Gum We'll Probably Never See Again
Over the years, many of our favorite candies have been discontinued for various reasons. Take a walk down candy lane to look at some that are gone forever.
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Filipino Vinegar Is The Pantry Staple You Didn't Know You Needed
If you're on the hunt for a versatile condiment that can perk up just about any dish, consider adding Filipino vinegar to your pantry staples.
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The McBassett: How To Order McDonald's Caffeinated Ice Cream Concoction
If you're looking for a new caffeinated frozen dessert drink to sip on, give the McBassett a try. Here's how you can order one for yourself.
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The Only 3 Ingredients Needed For A Classic Egg Cream
Some soda shop dessert drinks require lots of ingredients and techniques, but you really only need three ingredients to make a classic egg cream.
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20 International McDonald's Items We Really Wish Were In The US
McDonald's restaurants around the world have classic menu items like the Big Mac and chicken nuggets, but here are 20 items we really wish were in the U.S.
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Moroccan Camel Burgers Are A Uniquely Flavored Street Food Staple
While many Americans are used to enjoying a traditional beef burger, camel burgers are a uniquely flavored street food staple for Moroccan diners.
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The Fascinating Origin Story Of The Tres Leches Cake
Tres leches has its roots in Latin America but how it came about may actually surprise you. Check the fascinating origin story of this delicious cake.
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11 Discontinued Coke Flavors We Probably Won't See Again
From the attempts at sugar-free and caffeine-free flavors to other wacky varieties, it seems there's always a new Coke flavor being introduced.
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Greek Salad Is A More Recent Invention Than You Might Think
The Greek salad is a universally-loved recipe, especially if you're looking to eat healthy. But the Greek salad is a more recent invention than you might think.
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The Reason Diet Coke Lime Was Quietly Discontinued
The hushed farewell of Diet Coke Lime raises questions. Discover the intriguing reasons and market forces that led to its disappearance from shelves.
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'Cherry Blossom Meat' Is A Delicacy In Japan, But What Is It Exactly?
Find out just what exactly this regionally appreciated and unique type of meat is, what it has to do with springtime flowers, and where you can get some.
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Lebanese Fig Marmalade Is A Delicacy Slowly Being Lost To Time
Time often leaves behind delicacies that are both delicious and culturally important. Lebanese fig marmalade, for example, deserves a renaissance.
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Why Planters Won't Bring Back The Discontinued '90s Snack PB Crisps
After about three years of selling them, Planters phased out PB Crisps in 1995. Since then, they have yet to make a return, to the disappointment of many.
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The Beloved Pennsylvania Ice Cream That Some Say Tastes Like Medicine
Teaberry ice cream is a popular flavor in Pennsylvania but not so much nationwide. Some people say it tastes like medicine, and here's why they're not wrong.
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What Makes Soufflé Omelets So Unique?
If you want to elevate your omelet game, try making the unique and fluffy soufflé omelet. It's not as difficult as you think and its airy texture is stunning.
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