Why Garbanzo Beans Have Two Names
Ever wondered why garbanzo beans have two names? Beloved around the world, the history is as fascinating as this plant-powered protein staple is delicious.
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When To Use An Oil Or Acid For The Best Marinade Base
Marinades can majorly enhance any number of foods, but deciding what goes into one can get complicated. Should you start with an oil or an acid?
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Tater Tots Were A Northwest Invention To Use Up Scraps
The delicious, salty, crunchy Tater Tot would never have been invented if it weren't for a french fry manufacturer's need to use up extra potato scraps.
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12 Chain Buffets You'll Never See Again
Say your last goodbyes to the chain buffets of yesteryear. These 12 former food empires are disappearing, and you probably won't ever see them again.
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The Difference Between Rib Roast And Prime Rib
Rib roast and prime rib sound nearly identical, but while they're cut from the same area of the cow, there are a few key differences between them.
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Gordon Ramsay's Favorite Filipino Dish Had A Fan In Anthony Bourdain As Well
Gordon Ramsay and Anthony Bourdain seemed to have very different approaches to cuisine, but the two had a mutual love of an iconic dish from the Philippines.
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Your Queso Is Good, But Tequila Makes It Better
Queso is a highly popular Tex-Mex food and there are lots of ways to customize it to your tastes –– including adding a splash of tequila to the pan.
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20 Classic Desserts You'll Find In Italy
Gelato is delicious, but if you're not tasting these over 19 Italian desserts, you're missing out. From custards to cakes, this list will make you salivate.
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The '90s Trend That Led To The Creation Of Little Debbie's Cosmic Brownie
If you've tried Little Debbie's Cosmic Brownies before, you know all about their rainbow-colored candy pieces. But do you know their '90s history?
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Which State Grows The Most Oranges?
Brightly colored, deliciously acidic, and perfectly sweet, oranges are both widely available and very tasty. But where are they usually grown?
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Does Starbucks Offer Kosher-Friendly Items?
Practicing a kosher diet doesn't mean you have to give up your favorite on-the-go drinks. Even Starbucks has kosher-friendly products to consider.
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Oklahoma's Regional Burger That's A Must-Try For Onion Lovers
If you're a fan of onions, you might want to start planning a trip to the Sooner State. One of its regional specialties puts onions front and center.
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How To Turn Chocolate Chips Into Homemade Magic Shell
Magic Shell is a popular ice cream add-on that starts as a syrup and hardens to a delicious, chocolate shell. Here's how you can actually make it at home.
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The Popular Sports Drink Banned In Parts Of Europe
Gatorade is a popular American sports drink, but don't expect to find it in certain parts of Europe. However, there are other alternatives available.
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Where You'll Find The Oldest Vegetarian Restaurant In The World
Vegetarian food has exploded in recent years. But before such options became popular, the oldest vegetarian restaurant in the world was still doing its thing.
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Are Pretzels Safe For Vegan Diets? The Answer Depends
Making sure your food is vegan-friendly can be time-consuming, but it's definitely worth it. And you might be wondering if pretzels can be vegan-friendly.
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Classic Maki Sushi Rolls, Ranked Worst To Best
From the mundane to the sublime, it can be difficult to discern what classic maki rolls are worth your time and attention. Let this list be your guide.
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9 Fast Food And Restaurant Chains Where You Can Get Married
You might be used to going to your favorite fast food chain on a date, but have you ever considered getting married there? At these chains, you can.
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What Time Does Breakfast Become Brunch?
Brunch has become increasingly popular on restaurant menus for years now. Here's what time breakfast becomes brunch.
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What Really Happens To Eggs When You Freeze Them?
Whether you want to freeze raw eggs or a leftover quiche, you may have wondered what happens to eggs when they freeze, or if it's safe to freeze them at all.
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The Most Iconic Dessert In Every State
Each state in the United States is known for a signature dessert, officially or unofficially, ranging from the iconic apple pie to the weird Awful Awful.
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The True Story Behind The Very First Restaurant To Sell Hamburgers
Hamburgers are a quintessential American restaurant dish, and this still-operating restaurant claims to have been the first to serve the sandwich up.
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Is It Safe To Eat Ground Beef That's Still A Little Pink?
So, you've made a batch of burgers, and the insides turned out to be a tiny bit pink. Are they still safe to eat, or should you cook them further?
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Want An Indoor Herb Garden? Avoid These Rookie Mistakes
Fresh herbs make everything better, but they can be expensive. Luckily, it's easy to grow an indoor herb garden, so long as you avoid these common mistakes.
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The 9 Greatest Soda Controversies Of All Time
From using questionable ingredients to causing widespread boycotts, many of the biggest soda brands in the world have seen their fair share of controversy.
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How King Cake Became A Mardi Gras Icon
Mardi Gras celebrations call for a king cake, clad in green, purple, and gold sprinkles. Here's the history of the holiday food, from Europe to New Orleans.
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5 Ways To Thicken That Jar Of Runny Peanut Butter
Even if you prefer to use natural peanut butter over the big brands, you probably don't prefer its runny consistency. Here are five ways to thicken it up.
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