The Restaurants Andrew Zimmern Thinks Serve The Best Pizza In America
Chef Andrew Zimmern reveals his least bizarre picks for the best pizza restaurant in America. Join in to grab a slice of the really good stuff.
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The Historic Washington Restaurant That Serves Guests In FDR's Train Car
At this hidden gem in Seattle, vintage train cars, including FDR's presidential car, house a karaoke bar and Asian restaurant.
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The Country That Grows The Most Raspberries
Sweet and slightly tangy, raspberries are a quintessential summertime fruit. The country that produces the most isn't known for its warm weather, though.
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Gnocchi Vs Gnudi: How These Dumpling Pastas Differ
Gnocchi and gnudi are both types of Italian dumpling pastas, but the pillowy balls of dough are rather different in size and ingredients. Here's what to know.
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How Many Apples Are In A Pound?
Do you need to buy apples by the pound for pie filling but don't have access to a scale? These useful guidelines can help you sort things out.
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Wait, Is Cereal Actually Soup?
There are many age-old debates concerned with defining food. You might think a hot dog isn't a sandwich, but the jury's out on whether cereal is soup or not.
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The Easy-To-Make Mistake That Will Start Your Pork Dishes Off On The Wrong Foot
Before you grab some pork and throw together a nice meal, you need to know this easy-to-make mistake that will start your dish off on the wrong foot.
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The Difference Between A Metropolitan And Cosmopolitan Cocktail
There's a big difference between a metropolitan cocktail and a cosmopolitan. Here's how to crack the code and order your favorite drink.
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Flour Is The Key To Preventing Blueberries From Sinking In Muffin Batter
It's easy to keep blueberries from sinking to the bottom of your muffins. Here's how to use flour so your berries stay suspended in the bake.
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What Makes Red And Pink Velvet Cake Different?
In the dessert world, pink velvet cake is red velvet's lesser-known sibling. Here's what sets these two sweets apart, besides simply color, of course.
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The Nostalgic Drink That Was Initially Created To Be An Ice Cream Topping
If you grew up drinking this tropical beverage, you may be surprised to learn that it actually originated as an ice cream topping. Here's the history behind it.
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The Fine Dining Origin Story Of Shake Shack
Shake Shack is somewhere between fast food and fast casual, but its origins are a bit fancier than you might expect. Here's how this beloved chain started.
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Alton Brown's Chef Tip For The Fudgiest Brownies? Bake Them Twice
Alton Brown is the king of "Good Eats," including a trick for the most perfect fudgy brownies. Here's how to divvy up your bake for the best results.
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The Origin Of South Carolina's Frogmore Stew Is Rooted In Gullah-Geechee Culture
A South Carolina seafood boil that features shrimp, sausage, potatoes, and beer, Frogmore stew comes from the cooks of the Gullah-Geechee community
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The Reason Starbucks' Logo Is A Siren
Starbucks has plenty of mysteries and fun facts for customers to dive into. For example, do you know the origin of Starbucks green siren logo?
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The Creamy Alcohol You Should Never Store In The Freezer
While some people swear by storing alcohol in the freezer, one creamy type of alcohol should never be stored there. We'll explain the reason behind this.
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What's The Meaning Behind The Name Popcorn Shrimp?
A basket of golden-brown popcorn shrimp makes you want to eat it by the fistful like popcorn because that's how it got its name - but there's more to the story.
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Why Olive Oil From Other Countries Tastes Different
If you've ever had olive oil from different countries, you might have noticed that they all taste a bit different from each other. Here's why.
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The State That Drinks The Most Beer Isn't California Or Texas
You might think that the people where you live drink a lot of beer, but they probably don't even come close to the most suds-submerged state in America.
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How Tariffs Could Change Your Grocery Shopping Experience
According to one think tank, Donald Trump's proposed tariffs come with hidden costs that won't favor American wallets - to the tune of almost $1,000 per year.
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Is There Any Truth To The Washington Apple Drink's Origin Story?
There's a story circulating online about the origin of the Washington apple cocktail, but is it true? Here's what we found out after doing some digging.
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The Fish-Filled Meal That Helped Jumpstart Julia Child's Love Of French Cooking
If Julia Child hadn't tried this life-changing fish dish, there's a chance that she might not have become the famous French cook we know and love. Here's why.
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How Julia Child Helped Shape The James Beard Foundation
After her beloved friend passed away, Julia Child helped mold the James Beard Foundation by preserving a key piece of Beard's legacy.
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The Reason Whiskey Has Aging Laws
There are many different labels that come on whiskey, and that's because the drink has aging laws it must comply with. Here's why - and how it all started.
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Virgin Vs Refined Coconut Oil: What's The Difference?
Coconut oil has many uses, but you may have wondered what the different types mean. Take a look at the differences between virgin and refined coconut oils.
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Why This Unique Cake Is A Birthday Must-Have In New Orleans
Doberge cake is one of New Orlean's unique confections. While it's roots go back to Hungary, today, it's a birthday must-have in the Crescent City.
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No, Drunken Noodles Don't Contain Alcohol. Here's What It Means
You may have seen drunken noodles on a menu at your favorite Thai restaurant, but no, they don't contain alcohol. Here's what the name means.
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