The Difference Between Jamón Iberico And Jamón Serrano
If you're used to having ham, bacon, or pork in the U.S., chances are you'd also enjoy the decadence of Spanish ham. But did you know there are different types?
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The Best Pairing To Consume Raki, Turkey's Buzziest Liquor
There's always room for a new spirit and tradition in the kitchen, especially this one. Here's the best pairing to consume Raki, Turkey's buzziest liquor.
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The Difference Between Roma And San Marzano Canned Tomatoes
If you're wondering which variety of canned tomatoes to use for homemade marinara, you're not alone. Here's what differentiates Roma and San Marzano tomatoes.
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The Portuguese Comfort Dish That Unites Salty Cod And Scrambled Eggs
Food from all over the globe is more accessible than ever before. Here's everything about the Portuguese comfort dish that unites salty cod and scrambled eggs.
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The Commonplace Origins Of Biscotti
Biscotti is a term used to describe any type of cookie in Italy. These sweet treats not only vary according to region, but they have an interesting history.
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What's So Special About 'Black Diamond' Apples?
Black Diamond apples are only grown in Tibet, and they sell for as much as $7 apiece. Here's why these dark-skinned, sweet-tasting fruits are so rare.
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How Green Pandan Waffles Became A Vietnamese Street Food Favorite
You've heard about green eggs and ham, but what about waffles? The pandan inside is responsible for the rich hue and sweet flavor. Here's how it became popular.
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The History Of The Waffle Dates All The Way Back To The Middle Ages
Whether you love them plain, with fried chicken, or loaded with whip cream and syrup, waffles offer a taste for everyone. Here's a little about their history.
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What's The Difference Between Unagi And Anago?
There are some ingredients that are so similar it's sometimes easy to get them confused. So what's the difference between unagi and anago, anyway?
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One Peruvian Drink Uses Purple Corn As An Ingredient
Purple corn is more than just aesthetically pleasing; it's also a delicious part of a popular Peruvian drink. From their lips to yours, here's how it's made.
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Ramen-Breaded Fried Chicken Is A Unique Take On The Classic Dish
Here's why instant ramen packets can make an unexpectedly delicious fried chicken addition.
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The Marinating Mistake To Avoid When Making Ceviche
Here's what not to do when making ceviche, along with what differentiates Mexican ceviche from Peruvian ceviche.
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What Is Halo-Halo And Where Is It Popular?
If you're a fan of intricately prepared and visually stunning desserts, you might be interested in what halo-halo is and where it is popular.
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TikTok Is Weeping Over NYC's Decadent Winter Village Foods
Holiday Markets are notorious for selling one-of-a-kind gifts and festive items. But one outdoor winter market in New York City is famous for something else.
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What Lion's Head Meatballs Are Actually Made Of
Also called shīzitóu, these flavor-packed savory Chinese meatballs can be served year-round, but they most often appear during special celebration meals.
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French Cooking Tricks You Need In Your Life
French cuisine combines simplicity with quality ingredients and artistic design. By learning a few French cooking tricks, your dishes can be just as amazing.
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The Ingredient That Makes The Perfect Poutine
Don't make poutine without this key ingredient.
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The Storied History Of The Classic Jewish Deli
The cuisine known as "Jewish deli" might now be pretty ubiquitous in the U.S. -- but its popularity now only happened because of a few key factors.
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The Ultimate Ranking Of Starbucks International Drinks
A Starbucks in Canada offers a maple-flavored coffee. In China, the chain sells red bean green tea. See our rankings of the best international Starbucks drinks.
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What Makes Latkes Different From Potato Pancakes?
Read on if you've ever wondered what makes latkes different from potato pancakes, and how the two dishes are related yet completely distinct.
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What Does The Taco Bell Menu Look Like In India?
While Taco Bell fans will see a lot of similarities with the chain's locations in India, there are differences, too. See what's on the Taco Bell menu in India.
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Soba Is The Japanese New Year's Tradition You're Missing
If you've ever been curious about different New Year's celebrations, learn about how soba is the Japanese New Year's tradition you're missing out on.
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16 Essential French Snack Foods You Need To Try
When you're in the mood for a snack that's on the fancier side, you'd do well to consider one of these 16 essential French snack foods that you need to try.
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Floating Island: The Egg Lover's Dream Dessert
For those of you that love eggs and egg-custard desserts, you should indulge in a dish called, floating island. But how is it made and where does it originate?
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The Mystery Behind The Naming Of Thai 'Son-In-Law' Eggs
Son-in-law eggs are breaded, boiled, deep fried and covered in a sweet Thai sauce. As pleasant as that sounds, the story behind the dish is anything but.
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The Best Snacks To Look Out For At Universal's Super Nintendo World
Anticipation is building for the opening of Universal's Super Nintendo World, and we have a roundup of the top snacks you should be on the lookout for.
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Wiener Schnitzel's Ingredients Are Actually Defined By Law
Many cultures have a dish that features meat that has been breaded and fried. But did you know there's only one that can legally be called Wiener Schnitzel?
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