The Rick Steves-Approved Way To Spend Less On Breakfast In Europe
Traveling abroad can be pricey, but Rick Steves has a great tip for staying on budget and making sure you still get the most important meal of the day.
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The Hearty Italian Soup That Puts Chicken Noodle To Shame (& It's Not Zuppa Toscana)
Soup season is fast approaching, and if you're looking for something new this year, we've got one so delicious that you'll want to make a giant pot.
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You're 3 Ingredients Away From Transforming Leftover Pot Roast
Pot roast is a delicious comfort food and there are usually leftovers. With just three ingredients, you can turn them into an incredible meal.
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The Biggest Bowl Of Soup Ever Made Was Over 8,000 Gallons
The Guinness World Records features some fascinating stats. Recently, it updated the winner for the largest bowl of soup, which was more than 8,000 gallons.
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Easy 4-Ingredient Melting Potatoes Start With Butter
Melting potatoes are a tasty and easy way to cook the common vegetable. You only need four ingredients to make them delicious and butter is the key.
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Common Mistakes Customers Make At Mexican Restaurants, According To Chefs
Mexican cuisine is full of expansive variety, deep flavor, and old tradition. To make the most of your next Mexican meal, here are some things to keep in mind.
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This French Chicken Dish Makes Hard Cider The Star
French cuisine has a way of securing a place in our hearts — and our stomachs. This French chicken dish puts a spotlight on hard cider for your next meal.
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Customers Say These Are The Best Mexican Foods At Aldi
If you shop at Aldi you probably know they have a great Mexican food selection. Here's what customers say are the best options.
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From Bagels To Pastrami: The Georgia Deli Chain That Does It Right
Jewish deli food is among the most delicious and most popular. It is typically found in New York, but there is a a chain in Georgia that has great food.
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Old-School Irish Dishes That Are Sadly Disappearing From Tables
Ireland is home to a variety of hearty and wholesome foods, but as people's tastes change, here are a few that are disappearing from dinner tables.
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Old-School British Dishes That Are Sadly Disappearing From Tables
British food is constantly evolving, as tastes and styles change, and these old-fashioned foods are slowly disappearing from the UK's dinner tables.
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Rick Steves Says Europeans Appreciate This American Meal The Most
There is lots to enjoy about food across the globe, but Europeans are envious of this American meal, and it's something that you may take for granted.
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The International Coffee Chain That's Rapidly Expanding In New York
Plenty of people have a favorite coffee chain that they rely on every day, but a new competitor is expanding rapidly and may be your new favorite.
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This Old-School Italian Sandwich Brings Serious Pizza Energy
Pizza is perhaps the most popular food to come out of Italy and is enjoyed worldwide. A much more recent creation is a sandwich that is pizza-like.
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The Origins Of IKEA's Food Court Date Back To The 1950s
In addition to its DIY furniture, IKEA is well known for its Swedish meatballs and food court. The idea began in the 1950s at the very beginning.
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The Texas Way To Make Chicken Casserole Taste Better
Casseroles have been around a long time and using chicken is one of the most common ways to make them. Texas has a recipe for a really tasty chicken casserole.
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The Oldest Italian Restaurants In The US
There are some very old Italian restaurants in the United States. The location of the oldest one might surprise you.
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The Expert-Approved Japanese Gin That's Best For Batched Cocktails
Gin has a very specific taste. But one of our experts loves this specific brand of the floral liquor, and the reason is huge for fans of batched cocktails.
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Costco In Mexico City Has A Dish That'll Make You Jealous
Costco's food court is a nice feature where shoppers can grab a tasty bite. The store in Mexico City has a dish that American shoppers wish was here.
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You Can Order Matcha At McDonald's, But Only In One Country (It's Not The US)
Matcha and McDonald's makes sense as a combination, but it has only take form in one country at this point in time, and it isn't the United States.
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The Filipino Way To Make Beef Stew 10x Better
Homemade beef stew is a hearty dish that's perfect for a cold day. However, if you follow this method, the flavor of your dish will see a massive improvement.
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This Classic Tea Sandwich Was Not Invented In Britain After All
If you know anything about an old-fashioned afternoon tea, then you will know that cucumber sandwiches are a non-negotiable part of the spread.
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The British Royals Have A Peculiar Cup Etiquette Rule They Must Follow When Dining
The British royal family is known for their very strict rules in everything they do, including this specific etiquette rule when drinking from a cup.
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What To Look For When Pairing Seafood With Pesto Sauce
Pesto is a delicious sauce that goes great on pasta as well as some meats. You can put it on seafood if you choose the right fish and cook it properly.
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Bad Bunny Turned This Simple Latin Dessert Into A Sensation
The foods celebrities grew up eating can become sensations if they share their love of them enough. Just ask Bad Bunny about one of his favorite Latin desserts.
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Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Burger In New York City Is From A Cozy Tavern
A juicy burger is worth crossing oceans for. If you take a trip to NYC, you can try one that was Anthony Bourdain's favorite and remains popular to this day.
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The Simple 'Cake' That Originated In The Middle Ages (The Texture Is Questionable)
Cake is known for its soft, moist texture. But one version of the dessert from the Middle Ages brings a different balance and can be made easily at home.
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