Pulque: The Ancient Mesoamerican Beverage Made From Agave
If you're a fan of tequila and mezcal you're going to want to get to know pulque, the ancient Mesoamerican beverage made from agave.
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What Makes Cincinnati Scrapple Different From Philadelphia Scrapple
Have you ever eaten scrapple before? If you are from Cincinnati or Philadelphia, chances are you have, but the dish does differ between the cities.
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How World War II Caused A Spike In Popularity For Grilled Cheese
If you're a history buff as well as a foodie you'll want to learn how World War II caused a spike in popularity for grilled cheese.
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How Did Friendsgiving Get Its Start?
While Thanksgiving is usually spent with family and relatives, some celebrate Friendsgiving, which is spent with your friends. But how did it start?
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The Origins Of The Infamous Bloody Mary
The Bloody Mary is one of the most popular brunch cocktails. But where does the Bloody Mary come from? And what gave the cocktail its chosen name?
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The Unusual Reason Drinking Vinegar Became So Popular
If you're someone who enjoys the tangy taste of a sour beverage, then you'll want to know about the unusual reason drinking vinegar became so popular.
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10 Cereals You Won't Believe Are 20 Years Old
Cereal and Saturday mornings go hand-in-hand. While new varieties are always coming out, here are 10 that have stood the test of time and lasted over 20 years.
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Controversial Ways People Use Ketchup
People use ketchup in myriad ways but there are certain uses of the famous table condiment that may surprise, illuminate, and in some cases, stir controversy.
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Mixed Drinks And Cocktails Aren't Actually The Same Thing
Are you a Jack and Coke person or do you prefer a rum punch instead? While you may call both of these a cocktail, are they? Or is one a mixed drink?
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Where Did Chocolate Covered Potato Chips Originate From?
Are you a lover of all things sweet and salty? Then perhaps you love a chocolate-dipped potato chip. But where did the idea for this snack originate?
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The Nation's Only Indigenous-Owned Distillery Uses An Unexpected Ingredient
This is everything you need to know about the nation's only indigenous-owned distillery, which uses an unexpected ingredient to make its spirits.
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'Three Sisters Salad' Brings Old And New Indigenous Cuisines Together
This is everything you should know about 'Three Sisters Salad' and how the classic dish brings old and new indigenous cuisines together.
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What Exactly Is Steak Tartare?
As our minds and palates expand, there are sure to be more opportunities to enjoy this historic dish. Here's everything you need to know about steak tartare.
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Remembering The Life Of Watermelon-Smashing Comedian Gallagher
Here's what to know about the late comedian.
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Heineken: 12 Facts About The Popular Beer Brand
For anyone intrigued by its history, crack open a green bottle or can and allow us to illuminate some of the more interesting facts about Heineken beer.
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José Andrés' New Travel Show Explores Storied Spanish Food Destinations
In José Andrés' new travel show, the celebrity chef and altruistic entrepreneur explores storied Spanish food destinations.
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What Domino's Was First Called
Arguably one of the most popular pizza chains in the country, Domino's serves millions of hungry customers each week. Did you know it once had a different name?
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What Did The Pilgrims Really Drink On The First Thanksgiving?
Here's why hard cider was a popular drink at the first Thanksgiving.
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Is Gelson's Only On The West Coast?
Looking for a Gelson's in your hometown but don't know where to find one? They may not be nationally available yet, but here's where you can still find one.
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Here's How Spaghetti Got Its Name
You likely eat pasta in some fashion on a regular basis. There's a variety of noodles that are perfect for any dish. But do you know how they got their names?
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What Did The Ancient Egyptians Really Eat?
Ancient Egyptians had a rich culinary tradition, providing food for the dead and the living. Here are some dishes from the time of the pharaohs.
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The Shipwreck Salad Dressing Discovered 2,000 Years Later
You may know Greece as the heart of the Mediterranean, or as the King of mythology. Did you know one of its islands helped tell the history of its food?
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The Cactus Fruit That Tastes Just Like Asparagus
Even if you think you know about everything edible you can find in the desert, you should know about the cactus fruit that tastes just like asparagus.
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What Puts Maryland Fried Chicken In A Class Of Its Own
While you may have thought you were familiar with fried chicken in America, this is what really puts Maryland fried chicken in a class of its own.
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The Strange Reason Nonfat Milk Almost Wasn't Included At Starbucks
While it is now one of the most recognizable coffee shops, Starbucks comes from rather humble beginnings. Here's the reason nonfat milk almost wasn't included.
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Classic Thanksgiving Stuffing Probably Got Its Start In Ancient Rome
If you're a history buff with an interest in food, then you'll want to know about how classic Thanksgiving stuffing probably got its start in ancient Rome.
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The Time President Coolidge Pardoned A Thanksgiving Raccoon
If you're a history buff who also cares about food then you'll want to know about the time President Coolidge pardoned a Thanksgiving raccoon.
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