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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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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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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What Time Does Breakfast Become Brunch?
Brunch has become increasingly popular on restaurant menus for years now. Here's what time breakfast becomes brunch.
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The True Story Behind The Very First Restaurant To Sell Hamburgers
Hamburgers are a quintessential American restaurant dish, and this still-operating restaurant claims to have been the first to serve the sandwich up.
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The 9 Greatest Soda Controversies Of All Time
From using questionable ingredients to causing widespread boycotts, many of the biggest soda brands in the world have seen their fair share of controversy.
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How King Cake Became A Mardi Gras Icon
Mardi Gras celebrations call for a king cake, clad in green, purple, and gold sprinkles. Here's the history of the holiday food, from Europe to New Orleans.
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The Controversial Chemical In Your Bread: What You Need To Know
Chemicals are everywhere, even in our food, and there's one controversial chemical that should be on your watch list. It's even banned in some countries.
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The Prohibition-Era History Of The Scofflaw Cocktail
The scofflaw is a cocktail with a cheeky past. Created during the Prohibition era, the scofflaw perfectly encapsulates the rebellious nature of that time.
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The Ancient Greek Origins Of Feta Cheese
Feta is a sheep cheese, one that is protected today so not just any old cheese can use that name. But did you know it originates in Ancient Greece?
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The Story Of McDonald's Iconic Collab With Beanie Babies
Beanie Babies and McDonald's were practically synonymous in the 1990s, and this iconic collaboration led to fights, lawsuits, and much more.
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The Little-Known Origin Story Of Carl's Jr.
Starting the fast-food chain, Carl's Jr., took plenty of hard work. Here are the details behind the founding of this successful fast-food restaurant.
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What Is Mexican Bologna, And Why Is It Illegal In The United States?
If you've never heard of or seen Mexican bologna, then you might be surprised to hear that it's illegal in the United States.
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What Is A Wheated Bourbon And How Does It Affect The Flavor Profile?
Casual bourbon drinkers may have heard of “wheated” varieties, but there’s a lot to know about what makes them different from other bottles of this spirit.
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Why Fast Food Restaurant Chains Stopped Promoting Toys To Kids
You might have noticed that fast food restaurant chains have been advertising their toys in children's meals less. Here's why toys aren't the focus anymore.
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Do Bourbon Biscuits Actually Have Alcohol In Them?
Bourbon biscuits are one of the most-popular tea-time snacks in the United Kingdom, but do they actually have bourbon? Here's the truth once and for all.
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14 Vintage Kitchen Trends We Can't Wait To See Come Back
From the Space Age design of the 1960s to the iconic tile flooring of the 1920s, we take a deep dive into our favorite retro kitchen designs.
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The Unique, Traditional Way Grapes Are Grown In Greece
On the Santorini islands in Greece, winemaking culture thrives despite the harsh climate, because grapes are grown into a uniquely protective shape.
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The Pretty Hue Of Savannah's Historic Olde Pink House Restaurant Was A Complete Accident
Located in lovely, haunted Savannah, Georgia, The Olde Pink House offers a lot of history and good food behind its pink-hued walls.
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Why Is Sticky Rice Green? The Secret Behind Its Vibrant Hue
If you've ever been presented with mango and sticky rice at a Thai restaurant, you might wonder what gives some variations of the dish a pleasant green hue.
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Whatever Happened To Blimpie Sandwich Chains?
The Blimpie sandwich chain was opened in Hoboken, New Jersey in 1964 and opened over 2,000 locations across America. Today, they're harder to find.
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14 Types Of Regional Burgers
Love burgers? From green chile cheeseburgers to the olive burgers of Michigan, we survey some of the most unique regional burgers in America.
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The Dessert Martha Stewart Allegedly Made In The Prison Microwave
Martha Stewart spent some time in prison in 2004, but she didn't give up cooking. The cookbook author allegedly made desserts in her prison microwave.
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Why Have So Many States Named Milk As Their Official State Drink?
Have you ever noticed how many states claim milk as their official beverage? Dig into the history behind this weird choice, and discover which states opt out.
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14 Nostalgic Facts About McDonald's Happy Meals
The Happy Meal has become synonymous with McDonald's, and it has an extensive history. Here are 14 nostalgic facts you may not already know about the meal.
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