The 'Best Meal' Gordon Ramsay Says He Ever Made Was For Princess Diana
There's an infatuation with what celebrities eat, so when a star chef says the best thing he ever made was for another star, we want to know everything.
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The Fizzy History Of Kombucha
Kombucha has increased in popularity over the past several years, with its medicinal properties celebrated across the globe. Here is its fizzy history.
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MagiCans: The Coca-Cola Sweepstakes That Ended In Disaster
In the annals of carbonated beverage ad campaigns, you've likely never encountered a situation like MagiCans, the Coca-Cola sweepstakes that ended in disaster.
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Tikka Masala Vs. Butter Chicken: What's The Difference?
Chicken tikka masala and butter chicken are both joyfully inauthentic dishes. So what is the difference between tikka masala and butter chicken?
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The Inspiration Behind The Shape Of Coca-Cola's Iconic Original Bottle
Most people have probably heard the story behind the original Coca-Cola recipe, but you may not know the story of the original Coca-Cola bottle.
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The Ultimate Guide To Ghee
As such a time-honored cooking ingredient, there's a lot to know about ghee as a distinct cultural and culinary staple.
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The Complicated Story Behind The US Ban On Beluga Sturgeon Caviar
Beluga sturgeon caviar — arguably the caviar of caviar — has been banned from the U.S. since 2005, but is this actually the case? And why was it banned at all?
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The Mysterious Origin Of Sally Lunn Buns
If you appreciate a tasty baked good with an even tastier backstory, you'll want to know all about the mysterious origin of Sally Lunn Buns.
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Spanish Coffee Might Not Be What You Think
In the U.S., Spanish coffee doesn't mean a cafe con leche -- and it's all because of a renowned restaurant in Portland. So what's the story behind the drink?
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How Chick-Fil-A's Chicken Nuggets Ended Up On The Menu
Did you ever wonder how certain items made it on the menu of your fave fast food spot? For example, how did nuggets make it onto Chick-fil-A's menu?
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The Strange Story Behind The Invention Of The Graham Cracker
The graham cracker is one of the most popular sweet treats in the U.S. But the strange backstory behind its invention and rise to popularity may surprise you.
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Five Guys Once Denied Delivery To The Pentagon
Fast food restaurants have to deal with special requests from prominent people all the time, like how Five Guys once denied delivery to the Pentagon.
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What's The Difference Between Black And White And Half-Moon Cookies?
If you know the difference between black and white and half-moon cookies, we salute you. If you don't, we have your back and all the info you need.
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The One Fast Food Chain Julia Child Couldn't Get Enough Of
Even if you're familiar with her famous French recipes, you'll probably never guess the one fast food chain Julia Child couldn't get enough of.
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Whatever Happened To Ronald McDonald?
The cheerful, colorful clown used to greet you at McDonald's but has faded away through the years. What actually happened to Ronald McDonald?
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Culatello: The Rare Salumi Made The Same Way Since The Middle Ages
If you're a fan of learning about cured meats and their histories then you should know about culatello, the rare salumi made the same way since the Middle Ages.
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Banana Candy Does Taste Like Bananas, Just Not The Kind You Know
Flavor scientists work hard to create tastes to wow consumers. For instance, banana candy does taste like bananas, just not the kind you know.
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Were Hot Dogs Actually Named After A Dog?
Believe it or not, the history of the hot dog does include a tie to a certain dog breed. Here's how the now-ubiquitous sausages got their name.
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Whatever Happened To Wendy's 'Where's The Beef' Lady?
If you grew up in the 1980s, you surely remember a commercial where an elderly woman asks "Where's the beef?" Here's what happened to Miss Clara Peller.
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Montreal Smoked Meat Is The Love Child Of Pastrami And Corned Beef
There are many regional delicacies that make Canada a foodie destination. Consider Montreal smoked meat, which is the love child of pastrami and corned beef.
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Waffle House Used To Be Called Something Totally Different
Some restaurants have names with truly incredible and moving origin stories. Meanwhile, Waffle House used to be called something totally different.
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What Makes Halva So Unique?
If you've ever tasted halva, you'll know that this confectionary is one of the most unique treats. In fact, it's a common candy in a multitude of cultures.
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The Heartwarming Thing Paul Newman Did With The First Revenues From His Salad Dressing
Paul Newman likely never imagined that his legacy would include a salad dressing. However, the thespian's side project is well remembered for one big reason.
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Is There A Difference Between Grits And Polenta?
While grits and polenta are both made from cornmeal and make for an excellent side or main dish, there is a few key differences between the two.
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The Sincere Tradition Behind Amish Friendship Bread
Maybe you've tried Amish friendship bread, but do you know the story behind it? Here's a bit about its origin, as well as how to make a homemade batch.
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What's The Difference Between Macchiatos And Lattes?
It's coffee time. Do you want a latte or a macchiato? They both contain steamed milk and coffee, so what's the real difference between these two popular drinks?
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The Strange Origins Of The Monkey Gland Cocktail
Some alcoholic drinks have funny or cute origins, and some are named for people or places. These are the strange origins of the Monkey Gland cocktail.
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