The Most Popular Beer In America Isn't Bud Or Modelo
You might have guessed that the most popular beer in America is Bud Light or Modelo. You would have been right in the past, but there's a new king in town.
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Anthony Bourdain Shined A Light On This Forgotten Appalachian Fruit
This Appalachian fruit, highlighted by Anthony Bourdain on "Parts Unknown," is native to North America, yet many Americans have never tried it.
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The Mysterious Origin Story Of Donut Holes (And Where Dunkin' Fits In)
If you assumed donut holes began with the iconic Dunkin' Munchkins, you'd only be partially correct. The history of donut holes may go much further back.
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15 Underrated Canned Foods You Should Be Eating More Often
Canned foods can be nutritious, convenient, and make some dishes much easier to prepare. Here are a few canned ingredients you may have underestimated.
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Bobby Flay's Cooking Oil Trick To Fix Overly Greasy Dishes
Many dishes require oil for cooking and finishing, but they can be messy. Using this trick from Bobby Flay will cut down on grease and increase your flavor.
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This Savory Vintage Ice Cream Flavor Is A Cheese Lover's Dream
Ice cream can be a perfect sweet treat on a hot day, but a savory cheese-based flavor was once all the rage, and you can make it right in your home.
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The Food Anthony Bourdain Said Everyone Should Always Be 'Wary Of'
Anthony Bourdain was an outspoken chef who shared his opinion on many aspects of eating. He warned of the potential health issues of eating one particular food.
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Barista Milk Vs Regular Milk: What's The Difference?
The kind of milk you use in your coffee matters. Learning the differences between barista and regular milk will have you sculpting lattes like a pro.
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Anthony Bourdain Once Ate This Meat That's Illegal To Sell
Few people in this world have gotten the chance to experience as many different dishes as Anthony Bourdain did throughout his life as a chef and world traveler.
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The Classic Breakfast Food Travis Kelce Eats Before Every Game
A well-rounded pre-game meal is a big deal for professional athletes. You might be surprised at what Travis Kelce has before every single Chiefs game.
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You're Ruining Your Bourbon If You Use This Type Of Ice
You don't need mixers to enjoy a nice glass of bourbon, but you want to avoid this type of ice to ensure you're getting the best sip possible.
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Allspice Vs 5 Spice: What's The Difference?
Walk into almost any kitchen and you'll find a jumble of jars with names that sound deceptively similar. Case in point: allspice and five-spice.
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Turn Banana Peels And Vinegar Into Your New Favorite Kitchen Cleaner
Banana peels might seem best reserved for your trash can. However, they can become your new favorite kitchen cleaner when paired with vinegar.
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The Japanese Cooking Technique That Inspired The Creation Of Instant Ramen
When Momofuku Ando was trying to create the world's first instant ramen, a Japanese cooking technique inspired the breakthrough that led to his invention.
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The Everyday Food Scrap That Doubles As A Hummingbird Magnet
Throwing away food scraps is wasteful. Fortunately, there is one that you don't have to toss and you can use to attract and feed hummingbirds to your backyard.
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Are There Any Trader Joe's Stores Outside The US?
Trader Joe's has legions of fans throughout the United States, but are any other countries lucky enough to have a TJ's to hit up for chili-lime tortilla chips?
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Avoid Making This Mistake When Washing Fruit
Washing fresh fruit may seem like a simple food safety task, but the intuition to use this product when washing fruit can make it unsafe for consumption.
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Never Remove Salmon Skin Unless You're Cooking It Like This
It is generally best to cook salmon with the skin still on the fish. There is, however one instance where it may be better to remove it first.
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The Single Ingredient Upgrade That Takes Italian Sausage To New Heights
Italian sausage goes great in a bun or all on its own. Adding this one ingredient takes it from a delicious protein to one that is a must-have.
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How To Safely And Effectively Ship Frozen Food
Shipping certain foods can be as easy as boxing them up and bringing them to the post office. If you want to ship frozen foods, you must follow these steps.
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Don't Throw Away Leftover Tea Bags, Put Them To Use In Your Fridge
Tea has a myriad of health benefits, and those benefits extend well beyond consumption. It's not only great for your body, but it's great for your refrigerator.
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The Popular Canned Meat That's Also One Of The Unhealthiest
Shopping on a budget is important, but the cheaper option may not always be healthy. That's certainly the case with this popular canned meat.
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Cinnamon Sugar Vs. Ground Cinnamon: What's The Difference?
Cinnamon is a popular spice to add to dishes or drinks. Combining it with this ingredient makes a huge difference and turns it into cinnamon sugar.
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The Worst Cheez-It Flavor Doesn't Actually Taste Like Cheez-Its At All
You'll be surprised to learn about which flavor of Cheez-Its we ranked last, since they sound so promising. Many online reviews mirror ours.
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The Big Mistake That Made This Thomas' English Muffins Flavor Our Least Favorite
Thomas’ English muffins have been a longtime staple for breakfast, but there’s one dreadful flavor you definitely should leave on the shelf.
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The Wildest Pumpkin Spice Foods In History
Pumpkin spice is nice, but it may be an acquired taste in certain instances. Here are some of the wildest foods to get the pumpkin spice treatment.
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The Hidden Downside Of Whiskey Stones You Should Keep In Mind
If you're a whiskey aficionado, you should be aware that whiskey chilling stones aren't a one-size-fits-all solution to your whiskey chilling needs.
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