The World War II Ingredient Swap That Changed The Way We Eat Breakfast Forever
Learn how a key ingredient shortage during World War II transformed breakfast recipes and food culture across the United States for decades.
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How Long To Cook Jasmine Rice For Fluffy, Restaurant-Quality Results
Tired of chowing down on too-sticky rice? Here's how long to cook jasmine rice for fluffy, restaurant-quality results, no matter where you're making it.
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10 Old-School Dips We Think Deserve A Comeback
Bring nostalgia to your next social gathering with these delicious vintage dips, by reinventing classic party favorites with retro charm and timeless flavors.
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Martha Stewart's Apple Pie Secret Is All About The Butter
Martha Stewart has many tips and tricks for making decadent desserts. This tip for an amazing apple pie involves some butter and a little bit of time.
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You Can Still Dine At The Restaurant That Inspired Marty Robbins' Hit Song 'El Paso'
Marty Robbins wrote his iconic cowboy ballads with a wild imagination, but the story of "El Paso" takes place in a real cantina that still stands today.
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The Best Egg Dishes At Popular Chain Restaurants
These popular breakfast restaurant chains offer some of the best egg dishes, with perfectly poached plates and sunny-side specialties worth waking up for.
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The One Restaurant Myth That's Actually Very True (And Is A Major Red Flag)
There are countless restaurant myths that are fine to ignore. However, this one is actually true and can be an indicator of a major red flag.
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The Cheesy Gas Station Snack That's Been Around Since The '50s
Believe it or not, this cheesy snack has been around since the 1950s, and you can still find it on the shelves of grocery stores and gas stations.
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The Lesser-Known Fruit That Looks Like A Tomato But Tastes Like Honey
At first glance, this fruit looks a lot like a tomato. But after taking a bite, you'll find that it's something much sweeter. Here's why you should try it.
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The Reason Mexican Coffee Beans Stand Apart From The Rest
Coffee is grown all over the world to varying effect, with some of the best coffee you can buy coming out of Mexico. Here's why Mexican coffee is so good.
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The Retro Galactic Toaster We Wish Still Existed
Modern kitchen appliance manufacturers should take notes: This retro toaster stands the test of time in its durability and charming space-age aesthetic.
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How Apple Fritters Have Held Their Spot As A Classic Fall Dessert For Over 200 Years
This sweet staple has been around for centuries. Explore the rich history and humble origins of the apple fritter, a fall favorite still enjoyed today.
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The All-Time Favorite Snacks Of 13 US Presidents
Running the country is no easy business and even presidents need a snack from time to time. We looked at the all-time favorite snacks of 13 U.S. leaders.
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The Blue Bell Ice Cream Recall That Affected 16 US States
Blue Bell ice cream is a fairly well-regarded brand for a vanilla, chocolate, or mint chocolate chip frozen treat. But this flavor was recalled in August 2025.
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The Sad Story Of McDonald's Forgotten McSoup
When you're headed to McDonald's, chances are good you're not actually looking to order soup. Thus begins the story of why people have forgotten about McSoup.
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The Italian Bakery Behind Arby's Bread (And Popeyes' Too)
If you love Arby's famous burger buns, you'll love the Nebraska-based, family-run Italian bakery that's behind all that rich and chewy goodness.
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Does This 2,000-Year-Old Roman Painting Show Pizza's Ancestor?
Culinary archaeological finds are exciting, and an ancient fresco recently uncovered in Pompeii just might show us the possible roots of pizza.
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This Trader Joe's Cheese Has Living Organisms In The Rind. They Actually Make It Fancier (And Taste Better)
Trader Joe's has a cheese on offer that's made with living organisms in the rind. Their work actually enhances the cheese's flavor and quality.
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Johnny Cash Loved This Nashville BBQ Spot Known For Its Traditional Pulled Pork
Just outside of Nashville is a popular barbecue restaurant loved by Johnny Cash, who once lived in the area. It has also been showcased on the Food Network.
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Why Some Kitchen Cabinet Finishes Don't Last As Long As They Should
Have you noticed that your kitchen cabinets' finish has lost its spark? Is it looking duller than it should? This is why that may be happening.
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The 1980s Brand Behind Costco's Kirkland Frozen Lasagna
Costco products quickly generate devoted followings. One product, the frozen lasagna, has had a following since the '80s when this brand started making them.
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The Differences Between 8 Types Of Scallops, Explained
Learn all about the distinct varieties of scallops and how their size, texture, and sweetness play a role in the seafood dishes that you make.
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Why Grocery Store Bakeries Have Some Of The Highest Profit Margins
The items you'll find at your local grocery store bakery are likely to be marked up much higher than many other departments; here's why that's the case.
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Ovens Heat More Slowly In Cold Weather: Should You Bake Food Longer?
When the kitchen is cold, your oven can take much longer to heat up. Does this mean you should bake food for longer to ensure it's done? Here's what to know.
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10 Types Of Coffee Beans, Explained
Take a deep dive into the world of coffee beans and learn all about the different varieties, where they are grown, and what flavors they evoke.
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The Once-Popular Restaurant Chain That Founded Einstein Bros. Bagels
Fans of Einstein Bros. Bagels might not realize that the prolific bagel chain was actually started by a different restaurant company. Here's what to know.
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The Old-School Holiday Pie That Took Eggnog To The Next Level
Celebrate the season with eggnog pie, a mid-century dessert that turns your favorite festive drink into a creamy, custardy, spiced holiday treat.
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