10 Of The Best Breakfasts Guy Fieri Tried On Diners, Drive-Ins, And Dives
Guy Fieri has enjoyed a lot of breakfasts over the years he's spent making Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives, and these are some of the best from across the US.
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The 12 Best Cake Shops In NYC
Innovation in the cake world is spreading. New York City's cake scene proves there is currently no better place to be a cake lover than in the big apple.
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This Retail Chain Sells Candy From Around The World
People around the world love candy and many nations have their own brands. There is a retail chain in the U.S. where you can buy international sweets.
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Aretha Franklin's Backstage Rider Was Simple Yet Elevated
Ever wondered what pop culture icon Aretha Franklin ate and drank before her shows? Her backstage rider reveals a few simple yet noteworthy beverages.
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Jackie Kennedy Served This Vintage Casserole At The White House
Jackie Kennedy lived a life of luxury, but her culinary tastes were sometimes quite relatable. This vintage casserole she served uses just four ingredients.
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How Ohio Gives The Classic Hot Dog A Polish Twist
Ohio may not be as well-known for its regional cuisine as Philadelphia is for its Philly cheesesteak, but this Ohio sandwich still deserves some recognition.
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Pastelitos Vs Empanadas: What Sets These Pastries Apart?
Latin cuisine is delicious and popular and has many kinds of foods. Among them are pastelitos and empanadas, foods that seem the same, but are not.
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The Unexpected Protein You Can Eat During Lent, According To An Archbishop
During Lent, those who observe can't eat certain types of protein on Fridays, but according to one archbishop, this unexpected option is on the table.
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Why Family-Style Dining Reigns Supreme At Italian Restaurants
Family-style dining isn't unique to Italian restaurants, but it is a big part of the food culture. This is why Italian restaurants favor the communal vibe.
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This Costco Bagged Salad Has Reddit Divided
Costco has plenty of signature products that fans love, but people can't seem to agree on this particular salad, and the reason why is surprising.
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Why You Should Stop Customizing Your Order At Restaurants
Good customer service can involve fulfilling specific customer requests, but even some of the best restaurants wish you would stop customizing your order.
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Lunchbox Snacks From The '90s You Hardly See Today
If you went to school in the '90s, you probably remember at least a few of these iconic lunchbox snacks, which have since disappeared from stores.
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Is Jersey Mike's Actually From New Jersey?
Jersey Mike's has become one of the most popular sub chains in the nation. With regards to the name, you may wonder if it really did start in New Jersey.
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Where Does Costco Source Its A5 Wagyu Ribeye Steaks?
Costco has some great food items and many kinds of steak. One type is A5 wagyu ribeye and you may be wondering where the chain gets these cuts from.
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The Creamy Corn Side Dish Beloved By Mister Rogers
Mister Rogers was one of the most loved children's show hosts ever. He had a favorite corn side dish that was creamier than the typical version.
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This Failed Steakhouse Chain Walked So Texas Roadhouse Could Run
Texas Roadhouse is at the top of the steakhouse game, but it had to trample other brands to get there. This '90s restaurant chain was one such casualty.
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America's Most Iconic Bakeries That Are Over 100 Years Old
A handful of bakeries across the US have been serving regulars and visitors alike for over a century, and are still just as popular as when they first opened.
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Why Seeing This Menu Item At A Chinese Restaurant Could Be A Red Flag
Chinese cuisine is delicious and eating at an authentic restaurant is a great experience. There is a menu item that may indicate a lack of authenticity.
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9 Afternoon Tea Etiquette Rules You Should Know
Afternoon tea may be more casual these days than during the Victorian era, but etiquette is still important. Follow these rules for the best teatime experience.
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Abraham Lincoln Enjoyed Eating At The First Fine Dining Restaurant In America
You don't have to be a president to eat like one. So if you're looking to dine like the great Abraham Lincoln, this restaurant has got you covered.
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The Aldi Product That Mimics A Popular Little Debbie Treat
Little Debbie is known for its sweet treats, but this Aldi dupe comes so close to the real thing, you may never buy the original ever again.
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Anthony Bourdain Once Named This Airport The Best In The World For Dining
Anthony Bourdain was known across the world for his excellent taste, but that doesn't make his choice for the best airport dining any less surprising.
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This Booming Burger Chain Is Still Family-Owned
There are many fast food burger chains in the nation and most are corporate. There is one long-time chain that is still owned by the same family.
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The Retro Food Combination Baby Boomers Still Love Today
Are you a baby boomer looking for a nostalgic, old-school dinner? This classic meal will hit the spot and send you right back to the early days.
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This Greasy, Outdated Chain Restaurant Appetizer Needs To Go
Appetizers are a great way to start a meal when you're dining out, but trust us when we say you need to avoid this dish as much as humanly possible.
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Americans Are Expected To Eat Truckloads Of Chicken Wings For Super Bowl LX
The Super Bowl is almost upon us, and chicken wings are a popular food for the big day. But the sheer amount of wings expected to be eaten is still shocking.
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How 9 US Presidents Ordered Their Coffee
From pitch black and piping hot to barista-made macchiatos, U.S. presidents have all had different coffee preferences. Let's look at nine of them.
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