This Is How Fast Food Chains Make Your Order So Suspiciously Fast
Ever wondered how fast food chains like McDonald's prepare your order so quickly? Here's how these speedy kitchens work and what it means for your food.
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The Only Type Of Coffee Beans Starbucks Uses In Its Shops
Starbucks is a true coffee giant. It knows a thing or two about what beans are best for brews, and this is the only type of coffee bean that Starbucks uses.
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Why Night Markets Are The Best Place To Try Out New Foods
If you want to enjoy a night out with friends sampling a variety of delicious (and new-to-you) foods, plan an outing to a night market. Here's what to know.
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It's A Mistake To Thaw Meat Using The Hot Water Method. Here's Why
Part of life is thawing meat for dinner. So is forgetting to thaw meat for dinner. If you're in a rush to defrost, here's why you shouldn't use hot water.
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Here's Exactly Where You'll Find The Biggest Texas Roadhouse On Earth
Texas Roadhouse is a beloved chain for its delicious steaks and killer rolls, but there can be only one Texas Roadhouse that's the biggest of them all.
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Which Wine Pairs Best With Lamb?
Lamb is often a rich dish that deserves to be paired with a wine that brings out the best version of itself, and this is the wine you should use.
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The Fascinating Reason Toblerone Chocolate Bars Are Triangular
Toblerone is quite a unique chocolate with its signature triangular shape. But the origins of this triangular shape may surprise you. Here's why.
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The 16 Most Important Red Flags To Look Out For When Buying Lobster
If you want to cook lobster at home, you need to choose the best lobster. Take a look at the red flags to watch for when buying lobster at the store.
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It's A Mistake To Line Your Oven With Aluminum Foil. Here's Why
If you line your oven with aluminum foil in an attempt to cut down on cleaning needs, you should stop for several reasons. Here are all of them.
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14 Foods That Were Eaten In The Bible
From fruits and veggies to proteins and sweets, the Bible mentions a variety of different food items. Here's the literal and symbolic meaning of 14 of them.
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How Much Burger King's Whopper Cost In 1957 Vs Today
It can be fun, taking a look back to the past to compare to today. Other times, like when comparing Burger King's Whopper price in 1957 to today, it's less fun.
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The Unexpected Benefit Of Drinking Straight Pickle Juice
Once you're done with that jar of pickles, you're left with all the juice. There are a few reasons why you might actually want to drink straight pickle juice.
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What's The Difference Between The French Connection And The Godfather Cocktail?
The French Connection and The Godfather are amazing films, and they make for some pretty killer cocktails, too. Here's the difference between the two.
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The Gas Station Glazed Donuts That Might Just Rival Krispy Kreme
When you think of a mouthwatering glazed donut, chances are good that Krispy Kreme will come to mind. But they do have a rival, at least in the Midwest.
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How Coke Freestyle Machines And AI Personalized Recipes Work: An Exclusive Look Behind The Scenes
We went to Coke headquarters in Atlanta for a closer look at Coke Freestyle machines and how the beverage giant is using AI to make drink sharing even easier.
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How Much Would Costco's Soda And Hot Dog Combo Actually Cost Today With Inflation?
Costco's hot dog and soda combo has famously stayed $1.50 all these many years. But how much would it cost if its price kept up with inflation?
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This Is The Oldest Brand Of Rye Whiskey You Can Buy In The US
The United States has been making whiskey pretty much since its inception, but only this rye whiskey brand can claim that it's the oldest in the country.
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What's The Best Wine To Pair With Shellfish?
Finding the right wine pairing for a meal can be difficult, hence the existence of sommeliers. We sought guidance from one on the best wine-and-shellfish pair.
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The Total Amount Of Wine You Need To Host A Proper Tasting
Wine tastings can be amazing experiences, especially ones you host yourself since you get to pick the bottles. Here's how much wine you need should you do so.
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The Sweet Secret Behind Sweet Baby Ray's Iconic BBQ Sauce
Sweet Baby Ray's makes killer barbecue sauces, including its iconic original recipe. One of its secrets to its recipes is this surprising sweet ingredient.
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Here's Why You Never Hear Music Playing At Aldi Stores
The fact that Aldi doesn't play music in its stores is another quirk that sets this chain apart from others. But why does Aldi make it a point to be silent?
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How To Politely Decline Homemade Food Without Hurting Someone's Feelings
If you need to decline food as a guest in someone's home or at a gathering, how can you do it without hurting their feelings? Here's how to graciously refuse.
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The Ingredients That Give McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Its Golden Color
McDonald's Filet-O-Fish is known for its golden color in addition to its iconic flavor. What gives this breaded fish sandwich its trademark golden hue?
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How Chicken Wings Became Such A Popular Part Of The Bird
Chicken wings weren't always such a popular cut of meat, and there's a long (and contested) history behind how they rose to party food fame.
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Nigiri Vs Sashimi: The Small Difference Many Japanese Cuisine Lovers Miss
Though they may seem like interchangeable terms for raw seafood dishes, nigiri and sashimi have different histories, ingredients, and preparation methods.
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How Does Texas Roadhouse Make Its Green Beans Taste So Good?
If you've ever tasted the green beans at Texas Roadhouse, then you might know why some customers make such a big fuss about them. Here's why.
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12 Discontinued McDonald's Desserts We Miss Dearly
McDonald's desserts have come and gone over time, with the loss of some hitting more than others. Here's a list of the discontinued sweet treats fans want back.
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