The Ultimate Guide To McDonald's Soft Drinks
No matter what you order from the McDonald's counter or drive-thru window, millions of customers order a drink to wash it down, especially Coca-Cola beverages.
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The Ancient History Of Popcorn
Popcorn is a beloved snack and it has been for hundreds of years. Let's dive into its unique history as a popular food that traces back to the Aztec empire.
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The Brief Histories Of 15 Iconic Holiday Foods
From gingerbread to latkes, there are certain dishes we expect to see on the table during the holidays. But do you the histories of these iconic holiday foods?
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The Origin Of French Tacos, One Of France's Fast Food Favorites
If you're looking to explore the wild world of French street food, French tacos are a delicious starting point. Learn about the unique dish's vague origins.
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How Restaurant Ziosk Tablets Got Their Start
If you've been to a chain restaurant, you've probably seen tablets, known as Ziosks at your table. But where and when did Ziosks become popular?
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Here's Why Denny's Used To Be Called Danny's
Denny's all-day favorites make it a (literal) grand slam for the breakfast community. But when it first opened, Denny's was called Danny's. Why?
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The Semi-Modern History Of The Word 'Umami'
When describing different flavors, umami is a term we hear more often lately. But what does umami really mean? And where and when did it originate?
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The Divine Feminine Myth Behind The Invention Of Sake
Sake may be a great drink to partake in when eating hibachi, but the origins of this rice wine are far more interesting than you'd think.
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The Simple Story Behind The Sun-Maid Raisin Mascot
The seemingly simple story behind the Sun-Maid Raisin mascot is actually the tale of an unsung icon whose visage has reverberated throughout time.
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The History Of The Cookie Traces Back To The 7th Century
Have you ever wondered how the first cookies came about? The treat dates back thousands of years - here's a brief introduction to the history of the cookie.
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The Reason We Always Pair Celery And Blue Cheese With Wings
Here's why celery and blue cheese go so well with buffalo chicken wings, along with how the appetizer came to be so popular in the first place.
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Can 'Grocery Store' And 'Supermarket' Be Used Interchangeably?
You may use the terms grocery store and supermarket interchangeably, but there is actually a big difference between the two establishments.
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The US Once Actually Banned Sliced Bread
Here's why the United States once banned the sales of sliced bread during World War II. (The decree was met with swift backlash across the country.)
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The U.S. State That Produces The Most Beef
Different states are known for producing different foods. Idaho is known for potatoes. Florida is known for oranges. Do you know which state is known for beef?
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Why Tomatoes Were Once Called 'Poison Apples'
Pizza lovers everywhere might not even realize that the beloved dish may never have come to be. Tomatoes were once considered poisonous and here's why.
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The Twisted Origin Story Behind Monterey Jack Cheese
Monterey Jack cheese has been a popular staple in the U.S. for a while now -- but after you learn about its origin story, you might wonder at what cost.
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The Time Colonel Sanders Shot Another Person
Few people have a more iconic face than Colonel Sanders, but he once entered a business rivalry so fierce that it ultimately ended in a hail of bullets.
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Tarantula Doughnut Tapas Are The Height Of Elegance In Cambodia
All over the world, haute cuisine takes on a different meaning. One stunning example is that tarantula doughnut tapas are the height of elegance in Cambodia.
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The Unexpected Origins Of Pad Thai
There is no denying the beauty and flavor of traditional Thai cuisine, but that cuisine didn't occur naturally. Here are the unexpected origins of pad thai.
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Coffee Was Banned In 2 Different Places In The 16th Century
In the 16th century, two different places considered coffee so dangerous to society and the health of their people that it was actually banned.
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Gnocchi's Origins Date Back All The Way To The Italian Renaissance
The first recorded gnocchi recipe can be traced back to Rome in the first century A.D, but the Italian Renaissance gave birth to the dish's modern form.
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How Manwich Helped The Sloppy Joe Skyrocket Into Popularity
Manwich was a huge reason for turning the sloppy joe sandwich, made of ground beef and tangy sauce, into a popular household name.
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Why Salt And Pepper Is Crucial For Seasoning Chicken Breasts
Chicken breasts can be notoriously bland. But with this salt-and-pepper know-how, you can transform the protein into a succulent meal bursting with juicy flavor
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Nanaimo Bars Are Canada's Most Iconic No-Bake Dessert
If you've been looking for a new sweet treat to tantalize your taste buds with, you should know that Nanaimo bars are Canada's most iconic no-bake dessert.
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What You Need To Know Before You Drink Your Next Diet Coke
Diet Coke is one of the most popular soda brands in the world, and there's plenty of info worth knowing about this iconic zero-calorie beverage.
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Is Brioche A Bread Or A Cake?
You may have noticed, brioche is having a moment as the bread du jour on many menus. But is the rich, dense, and flaky French baked good actually a cake?
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How Did Shallots Get Their Name?
If you've ever been interested in the history of how certain foods came to be popularly known, you may have asked how shallots got their name.
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