Abraham Lincoln's Favorite Drink Was A Refreshing Yet Surprising Choice
Some U.S. presidents are well-known for their love of drinking alcohol. But was Abraham Lincoln one of them, or was his favorite drink surprisingly different?
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Your Honey Bun Might Be Expired But Could You Still Eat It?
Honey buns make for a quick and easy snack. But if the only honey bun within reach is one that's past its expiration date, is it still safe to eat?
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The Fascinating History Of Montreal Steak Seasoning
Discover the interesting history behind the legendary and bold Montreal smoked meat seasoning and how it became a staple across Canada and the world.
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The Favorite Breakfasts Of 14 Celebrity Chefs
Breakfast is often touted as the most important meal of the day. These celebrity chefs have their favorite go-to meals to start the morning off right.
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What Sets Wagyu Beef Tallow Apart From Regular Beef Tallow?
Waygu beef from Japan has been featured on steakhouse menus across the world for decades, but how does Waygu beef tallow differ from regular beef tallow?
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The Popular Ramadan Dessert Named After Gazelle Horns
What better to do after a holy month of fasting than feast upon a beautiful spread of … gazelle horns? Here's why this Ramadan treat can't be beat.
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Bologna Bowls Are The Quick Breakfast Meal You Didn't Know You Needed
This protein-packed breakfast bowl has the most unlikely ingredient but the nostalgia it brings will have you wondering why you didn't think of it sooner.
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What Happened To 'Grapples,' The Fruit Marriage Between Grapes And Apples?
Grapples combined the sweet taste of grapes with the satisfying crunch of apples, but they didn’t last. Here’s why this unusual fruit faded from shelves.
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12 Facts About Costco's Rotisserie Chickens You Never Knew
If you are a Costco member who can't get enough of the rotisserie chickens, then you'll definitely want to dig into these juicy facts.
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14 Eccentric Vintage Appetizers We Can't Believe Existed
The 20th century saw the inception of many quirky, and what many would see today as strange, appetizers, full of ingredients like Jello and cream cheese.
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What Type Of Meat Is Bologna?
Bologna is a popular lunchmeat in the United States, but do you actually know what's in it? Here are the origins and what goes into this meat option.
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The Ingredient In IPA Beer That May Make You Sleepy
While some IPAs pack quite a punch, with 10% alcohol by volume or more, alcohol content isn't the only reason you feel sleepy after you've had a pint or two.
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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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