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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Carvel Just Rolled Out Two New Winter-Themed Sundaes
If you love Kit Kats, and you love Carvel ice cream, you'll love this seasonal collaboration. Carvel and Kit Kat team up for two new winter-themed sundaes.
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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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Here's What Kroger Was First Called
Barney Kroger's initial efforts have expanded dramatically since his first store and horse-and-wagon expeditions. But what was Kroger first called?
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Domino's Is Once Again Bringing Back Carry-Out Tips
Domino's wants to tip its customers for ordering carryout instead of delivery. Here's how it works.
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The Clever Reason You Should Pack Pantry Spices In Your Airport Carry-On
Traveling doesn't need to be synonymous with bland food. Check out the clever reason you should pack pantry spices in your airport carry-on.
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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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What You Need To Know Before Adding Canned Coconut Milk In A Recipe
Coconut milk is a kitchen staple in many homes and can add creaminess and sweetness to dishes, but there are a few things to know before using it in a recipe.
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What's The Difference Between Ribeye And Sirloin?
Steak is often the best part of the meal, but how do you choose the right cut? You can start with the guide on buying and cooking ribeyes and sirloins.
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Iceland's 'Hot Spring Bread' Bakes Underground For 24 Hours
Perhaps you have always dreamed of going to Iceland, after all, the hot springs and Northern lights are a sight!If you visit, try the "hot springs bread."
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What Is Aquafaba And How Should You Get It?
Here's what aquafaba is and why you should be using it in your recipes.
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Avocado Crab Salad Recipe
A good chicken salad is hard to top, but this avocado crab salad is the next best salad to grace your table.
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Popcorn Fans Tell Daily Meal What They Think Is The Best Microwavable Brand - Exclusive Survey
If you love popcorn and you're not sure what brand to buy, our recent poll of the best microwavable popcorn might be able to help you decide.
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Brown Rice Vs. White Rice: Which Lasts Longer?
Rice is a staple ingredient for many meals and recipes, but do you know that brown and white rice last for different lengths of time and need different storage?
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The Best Protein Pairing To Complement White Sauce Lasagna
Lasagna comes in many shapes and forms. If you want an alternative to the classic recipe, here is the best protein pairing to complement white sauce lasagna.
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The Sweet And Easy Vegan Substitute For Heavy Cream
If you've recently adopted a vegan diet, you may think that heavy cream is impossible to replace. This substitute is tailor-made for your favorite recipes.
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For Maximum Nutrition, Save Your Swiss Chard Stems
Swiss chard stems haven't quite made the leap onto our plates. But did you know that saving and eating your Swiss chard stems can have numerous benefits?
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How Long Should You Wait To Cut Your Freshly Baked Cake?
With so many tips on baking cakes, you'd think you would already know them all. But did you know that there is a perfect time to cut your cake?
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What Does It Mean To 'Bloom' Your Coffee?
There are many steps that go into making the perfect cup of coffee, and one essential step is letting your coffee bloom. But what does blooming coffee mean?
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The Fries Substitution That Will Take Your Five Guys Experience Up A Notch
If you're a fan of Five Guys' french fries but felt like something was lacking, you're in luck. Next time, try making this substitution for the best experience.
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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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What's The Difference Between Green, Yellow, And Red Bell Peppers?
Bell peppers vary widely in terms of appearance, taste, and nutrition. Find out how the different colored bell peppers stack up against each other here.
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Parchment Paper Is The Ultimate Brownie Baking Hack
Perhaps you are partial to aluminum foil and that's ok, but parchment paper may be tops when it comes to your brownie baking. Here's the hack you need to know.
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The Ultimate Guideline To Keep In Mind While Styling A Non-Alcoholic Cocktail
Whether you're sober, sober-curious, or just looking for something new, non-alcoholic cocktails are on the rise. Here's how to make them at home.
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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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Van Leeuwen's New Ice Cream Flavor Is Inspired By 'Knives Out'
Sometimes movies inspire food. If you're an ice cream lover and like a good mystery, you'll want to check out Van Leeuwen's new "Knives Out" inspired flavor.
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The Peruvian Wine Made From Sugary Potatoes
Though wine is most often made using grapes, you can use other fermentable ingredients. Arguably, the most unexpected wine base is a potato indigenous to Peru.
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