You Can't Have A Perfect Cup Of Decaf Tea Without Dumping It Out First
You can't have a perfect cup of decaf tea without dumping it out first
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The World's Most Haunted Wineries
If you enjoy a little haunted history while you imbibe, why not visit one of the world's most haunted wineries? You might just meet a spirit while you sip.
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The Underrated Fruit You Should Use To Tenderize Your Meat
When you want to tenderize your meat but you don't have time to sit around waiting for a marinade to do its thing, there's one underrated fruit you need.
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This Country Produces Most Of The World's Watermelon
As you take a bite into that juicy slice of watermelon and admire its perfect red hue, it night not even cross your mind how it got from the farm to your plate.
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The Fascinating History Of Airplane Food
Airline food used to be the height of glamorous fine dining. Now, it's the butt of countless jokes. What went wrong with in-flight dining to cause such a fall?
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What In The World Is Gelatin?
That clear substance found in common dishes like Jell-O may just be the perfect ingredient for your next dish. Here's everything you need to know about gelatin.
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The Right Way To Eat Canned Dolmas For The Uninitiated
Don't get caught eating dolmas the wrong way. If you've never tried this unique delicacy before, you should know the best way to enjoy them.
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Ice Cream Sundaes Were Invented Because Of A Bizarre Law
The United States' laws have changed a lot over the years, but one law actually gave us the sundaes we know and love today, including its unique spelling.
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5 Obscure Pasta Shapes With Fascinating Backstories
There are hundreds of unique and delicious pasta shapes in the world, and here are the unique backstories behind some of the stranger designs.
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The Part Of The Pig Bacon Comes From Is Different In The US And UK
If you've ever been curious about how American bacon differs from the cuts of salty porks in the UK, we'll walk you through the differences.
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The Forbidden Flavor That Makes Maryland's Blue Crabs So Coveted
Blue crab is widely considered to be the official food of Maryland, but there's one part of the blue crab you might want to avoid eating.
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What Your Coffee's Source Country Tells You About Its Flavor
Coffee is enjoyed all around the world, and where it comes from has a significant impact on its flavor. Here's what its origins can tell you about its taste.
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Everything You Wanted To Know About Mustard But Were Too Afraid To Ask
Whether or not you reach for the mustard when you're fixing your hot dog or hamburger, you may have some questions about this unique and versatile food.
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Everything You Need To Know About Cooking With Cumin
Warm, earthy, and just a bit sweet, cumin is an essential ingredient in your spice cabinet. Here's everything you need to know about this versatile spice.
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The Only Cooking Tasks Julia Child Used Her Microwave For
It's never a bad idea to borrow some cooking tips from Julia Child, and while it wasn't always her friend, there were somethings she used the microwave for.
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Is Store-Bought Pasta Vegan?
For your average vegetarian, a go-to weeknight dinner is store-bought pasta topped with a meatless sauce, but for a vegan, it's not as straightforward.
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12 Foods That Don't Last In Storage Like You Think
Some foods might appear to have a limitless shelf life, but it's worth brushing up on the facts to risk wasting food, or worse, getting sick.
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Why It's A Major Mistake To Cut Into Meat Right Off The Grill
When the steak comes hot off the grill, it's time to dig in right? Wrong. Here's a major steak-grilling mistake you've been making and how to avoid it.
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What Is A 'Continental Breakfast' Actually?
Many hotels serve a complimentary continental breakfast, but where exactly does the word "continental" even come from, and how does is it relate to breakfast?
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What Separates A Bonbon From A Truffle
You may have seen both bonbons and truffles advertised by sweets companies, but you should know how to tell these two tasty confections apart.
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The World's Most Sour Candy Comes With A Serious Warning
Eating sour candies is a treat but when the package has a warning, is it worth it? Sour candies, in general, can be more damaging than you previously thought.
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You Might Not Know The Name Of America's Largest Pizza Chain
Even if you're an avid lover of all things bread, cheese, and sauce, the name of America's biggest pizza chain might just be unfamiliar to you.
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Is It Safe To Eat Split Tomatoes?
A split tomato isn't usually the prettiest piece of produce on the vine -- but does that mean it's also unsafe? The short answer is that it depends.
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'Refried' Beans Doesn't Mean What You Think It Means
Just because they're called "refried" doesn't mean they're actually fried twice. Here's the truth about how refried beans actually got their name.
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What Is A Michelin-Starred Restaurant, Really? Why Do We Care?
When restaurants receive Michelin stars, it's seen as a big deal. But what does it mean for a restaurant to be Michelin-starred, and why do people care so much?
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The Freezer Storage Trick To Make Zucchini Last All Summer
If you've found yourself with an overabundance of zucchini, there's a clever freezer storage trick that you can use to make it last well past fall.
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What Are 'Dirty Water' Hot Dogs?
Sure, they might sound unappetizing, but New York City's 'dirty water' hot dogs are actually delicious, and here's why they've got that unusual name.
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