Here's How The Burger King Whopper Got Its Name
What's in a name anyway? Apparently, a lot. The Whopper is one of those names you instantly associate with aa juicy burger. But how did this name come to be?
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The Nutty Dessert Salad Named After A Scandal
Political scandals may be entertaining, but how often is a dish named after any scandal at all? There's a nutty dessert named for a famous American scandal.
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The Luxurious Origins Of Room Service Meals
Have you ever enjoyed room service at a hotel? There's nothing quite like it. Who doesn't love eating pancakes in bed? How did this service come to be though?
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What You Need To Know About Costco's 'Go-Back' Cart
Sometimes we overfill our shopping carts and realize we don't really need some of those items. Costco understands this and has a go-back cart waiting for you.
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Ree Drummond's Yogurt Twist On Peppermint Bark Is A Breakfast Delight
Have you ever wanted dessert for breakfast? A popular holiday treat perhaps? Ree Drummond's yogurt twist on Peppermint Bark may be exactly what you need.
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The Quiznos Gyms You Probably Forgot Existed
There was a time when the fast food sub shop Quiznos had a line of gyms. Unfortunately, these establishments did not last and we have the details on why.
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Ina Garten's Clever Hosting Tip Will Get Everything On The Table At Once
When throwing a dinner party or hosting a large gathering, it can be a bit stressful trying to get all the food cooked. Ina Garten has a tip for that.
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Why Guy Fieri Can't Live Without Brussels Sprouts
Guy Fieri offers up great tips for recipes and cooking. Did you know that Brussels sprouts are on his list of favorite foods? He's got a great way to cook them.
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Here's How Transparent Potato Chips Are Made
A daring new potato chip recipe raises the lowly chip to true art, pleasing both your taste buds and your eyes. Here’s how transparent potato chips are made.
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Does Freezing Food Kill Harmful Bacteria?
Freezing food is a great way to keep it fit for consumption, but does this method kill off bacteria? The answer can make a big difference in your food safety
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Canned Soups You Should And Shouldn't Buy
Canned soups can be a quick meal or an ingredient in a dish. But not all of them are created equally. Here are those you should buy and those you should skip.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Tossing Cilantro Stems
Scores of home cooks are fans of cilantro and use it on a regular basis, whether as a flavor-enhancing herb or as a garnish. But can you use cilantro stems too?
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A Rubber Dish Glove Is All You Need To Perfectly De-Silk Corn
Corn is a perfect side, delicious whether savory or sweet. While corn silk can be a nightmare, a rubber dish glove is all you need to perfectly de-silk corn.
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The Clever Etymology Behind The Word 'Calzone'
Calzones are probably one of the most popular menu items at your local pizza joint. But where does the name 'calzone' come from? And what does it mean?
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The Salt Trick That Will Help Keep Your Pie Crust From Getting Soggy
There's nothing like a crispy, flaky pie crust, but things get soggy fast. Here's the salt trick that will help keep your pie crust from getting soggy.
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How To Cut A Perfectly Clean Slice Of Cheesecake
If you're a fan of this decadent dessert, then a clean slice can help you savor every single bite. All you need are these three ingredients and a cheesecake.
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What's The Difference Between Almond Milk And Coconut Milk?
Both almond and coconut milk are delicious, dairy free, and work well in most recipes. So how do you choose? What are the differences between the two?
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Food Scraps You Can Actually Eat
Food waste is a major problem. However, there are plenty of food scraps that can actually be used in other great dishes rather than being tossed in the trash.
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Everything You Should Know About Cocktail Families
Once you are familiar with the basic cocktail families you can learn to make all kinds of classic cocktails yourself, and maybe even create your own variations.
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The Healthiest And Unhealthiest Store-Bought Bagels
Store-bought bagel labels specify serving sizes, carbs, sodium, and sugar. As you can probably guess, some store-bought bagels are healthier than others.
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Andrew Rea's Bread Hack Will Forever Change The Way You Make BLTs
The BLT is a classic sandwich that you can alter in many ways. Andrew Rea offers a bread hack that might forever change the way you make this favorite.
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Why White Rice Can Help With An Upset Stomach
A sour stomach is the pits, especially if it's a virus or food poisoning. White rice can help alleviate some of the suffering and here's how.
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You'll Get More Granola Clusters If You Skip This Step
Granola is a great snack, but who can be bothered trying to pick up all those tiny pieces to toss in your mouth? We can help! Skip this step for more clusters.
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What's The Difference Between Cantaloupe And Muskmelon?
Melons can be enjoyed in salads, on their own, frozen, or in a cocktail. Most people are familiar with the top three, but what is a muskmelon?
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The Drive-Thru Queso Ree Drummond Can't Stop Thinking About
Ree Drummond knows Tex-Mex and certainly enjoys it. She candidly admits her love for cheese and shares two restaurants that may have the best queso she's tried.
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What Happens To The Leftover Food On All Of Your Favorite Cooking Shows
Watch a cooking show and you'll notice there's a lot of food that could go to waste. So what happens to the leftovers after filming? Read on to find out.
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The Special Frosty Machine Dedicated To The Founder Of Wendy's
Who doesn't enjoy a Wendy's Frosty? Picking one up or, even better, having one delivered is such a treat. But what if you had your own Frosty machine?
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