Why Chocolate Mousse Was Once Referred To As Mayonnaise
It's hard to equate chocolate mousse with creamy savory mayonnaise, but this off-putting name was initially used to describe the vintage dessert.
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Pumpkin Pie Is Great, But Caramel Makes It Even Better
This year, the internet's obsessed with adding some caramel to your pumpkin pie. Find out what kind of caramel to use and how to take it to the next level.
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The Worst Brand Of Apple Juice Is Laughably Popular
When Chowhound recently ranked brands of apple juice, it found this brand to be the worst. We delve into what makes it so bad despite its popularity.
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The Reason 24-Hour Grocery Stores Have Become A Thing Of The Past
Grocery stores from Walmart to Safeway once had locations open 24/7, but these factors led to schedule changes, often leaving late-night shoppers out of luck.
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The Popular Bottled Water Brand You Shouldn't Bother Buying
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How McDonald's McRib Became A Cult Classic
McDonald's McRib is a certified cult classic today, but it wasn't always so popular. Here's how it all started - and how the fast food chain made it a legend.
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Why Did Starbucks Stop Writing Names On Its Cups?
This one goes out to Panellipie. Starbucks brings back the Sharpie and reveals why it ditched the viral misspelling sensation in the first place.
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How Spaghetti Dinners Became A Tradition In Arkansas
Spaghetti dinners are a tradition in Arkansas, bringing together people from all over, but where did this tradition begin? Let's take a look at the history.
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Can You Substitute Pepitas With Pumpkin Seeds?
Are pepitas a good substitute for roasted pumpkin seeds in trail mix? Can you swap pumpkin seeds for pepitas in a salad? The answer is a little convoluted.
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The Soul Food Restaurant Barack Obama Visited When Campaigning In North Carolina
If you love soul food, the South has the best of the best. Here's exactly where you'll find soul food in North Carolina that has presidential approval.
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Little Debbie Snacks Are The Ultimate Shortcut For No Bake Cakes
Easily turn snack time into a dessert course with Little Debbie snacks. With a little creativity, even an Oatmeal Cream Pie can taste like a million bucks.
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For Smoother And Creamier Fudge, Reach For One Unexpected Item
If you want to make fudge with a better texture, you may want to incorporate this retro, cheesy ingredient into the mix.
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How The Peter Piper Pizza Chain Restaurant Was Built On Games And Family Fun
The Peter Piper Pizza chain started with an arcade back in 1970s Arizona. Here's how this restaurant beat the odds by sticking to its family-friendly roots.
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The Delaware Diner Where President Joe Biden Is A Regular
One of President Joe Biden's favorite restaurants is a Delaware treasure, where he's been enjoying just the right milkshakes since he was a teen.
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Why A Michelin Star Is The Beginning Of The End For Many Restaurants
The excitement that comes after receiving a Michelin star is quickly replaced by a feeling of dread and stress in order to keep up with the ranking's prestige.
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How To Turn Your Tacos Into Mini Taco Bell-Inspired Crunchwraps
For a more exciting meal, it's easy to turn taco night into Taco-Bell inspired mini crunchwrap night with your favorite taco ingredients.
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Was Stride Gum Discontinued?
In 2006, Mondelēz International introduced Stride Gum, a long-lasting, sugar-free treat sold across the globe. But is it still available in the United States?
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Why Dipping Your Cinnamon Rolls In Chili Just Works
A warm cinnamon roll dipped in a hearty bowl of chili was an extremely important low-cost, high-protein option for people in the Midwest.
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How To Cook Twinkies In The Air Fryer
If you're looking for a way to upgrade these classic and nostalgic sweet treats, the air fryer is your solution. Here's why it's worth giving a try.
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Why Ice Cream Trucks Are Sometimes Banned In Cities
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ... rules and regulations? This is why some cities have decided to ban ice cream trucks around town.
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What's The Difference Between A Turnip And A Kohlrabi?
You may have heard of a turnip and a kohlrabi, you may have even eaten them, but there are a number of differences between the two that you should know about.
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