The Pennsylvania Company That Created The Original Chocolate Kiss Candy
Hershey's may have popularized the shape, but one Pennsylvania chocolate company actually developed the "kiss" chocolate shape nearly 10 years prior.
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The Sugar Standard That All Tequilas Must Follow
There's a long history of how tequilas are certified as pure versus bottom-barrel, and a lot of it has to do with the specific kind of sugar used in the liquor.
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What Makes Käsespätzle Different From Spätzle?
You may know of the German egg noodle dish spätzle, but you should also learn to love its many variations, including the delectable käsespätzle.
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Bee Sting Cake Is The Perfect Way To Add A Something Sweet To Your Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest is all about the beer, followed closely by foods like German pretzels and sauerkraut, but you can also satisfy your sweet tooth with bee sting cake.
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What Type Of Brew Is An Oktoberfest Beer?
If you celebrate Oktoberfest in America, chances are you're not drinking authentic Oktoberfestbiers. There are two types of beer historically served in Munich.
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The Iconic Michigan Cake With A Signature Bumpy Look
This classic Michigan treat combines devil's food cake, vanilla buttercream, and fudge for a one-of-a-kind dessert that's been around for over a century.
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The Original Fast Food Restaurant Isn't The One You'd Expect
The first fast food restaurant might surprise you. This chain popularized the hamburger in America, but you won't find a location in every state.
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Kentucky's Best Sandwich Has Been Around Since The 1920s
This unique open-faced sandwich has been popular on Louisville restaurant menus for almost a century now. Here's how this Kentucky classic was born.
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Here's What You'd Find In A Traditional Japanese Breakfast
If you're looking to make a change to your morning food routine, it's a good idea to look to other cultures for inspiration, and Japan has plenty of that.
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Dr Pepper Enthusiasts Can Bask In One Special Texas Museum
Dr Pepper fans, rejoice: There's a museum just for you. Head down to Waco, Texas for a Dr Pepper themed experience and adventure through history.
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What's The Difference Between T-Bone And Porterhouse Steaks?
T-bone and porterhouse steaks might seem identical on the surface, but there's actually one big difference between the two, according to the USDA.
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14 Pasta Dishes With Fascinating Origin Stories
Wonder how certain pastas came to be? Some of the classic dishes we know and love have intriguing origin stories and these fascinating facts might surprise you.
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The Contested Origin Of Potato Skins
Deliciously crispy and loaded with toppings, potato skins are a go-to game day snack or party appetizer. Here's who we have to thank for their invention.
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Spaghettieis Is The German Ice Cream Sundae You Can Easily Recreate At Home
Children used to cry when they were served spaghettieis, thinking they were served pasta instead of this clever ice cream sundae. It's easy to make at home.
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San Francisco-Style Hot Dogs Are Giving Chicago A Run For Their Money
San Francisco-style hot dogs, with out-of-the box toppings and creative flair, are a delicious alternative to Chicago's traditional Viennese franks.
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What German Beers Are Typically Served At Oktoberfest?
Crafting beer for Oktoberfest is a detailed process. Let's take a closer look at the rules, traditions, and customs associated with Oktoberfest brews.
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What Exactly Is Paprika Made From?
Although paprika is a popular spice, many people don't know what it's made of. Here's how paprika is made, and what makes the three regional varieties unique.
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What Flavor Is The White Airhead Exactly?
The White Mystery Airhead candy has always been just that: a mystery. Here's what flavor you're actually biting into when you eat this taffy-like candy.
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What Are Those Old Fashioned Strawberry Candies And Where Did They Come From?
You know those old fashioned strawberry candies that seem to show up in random places but you never see them in stores? Here's their backstory.
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What Is A Boilermaker, And What's The Right Way To Drink It?
The boilermaker is a drink coined for the metal workers who drank it. If you want to be historically accurate, there's a very particular way to down the drink.
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This Little-Known French Dessert Was One Of Julia Child's Favorites
Julia Child made French cooking accessible to the masses, but one of her favorite sweets was a little-known dessert dating back to the 1700s.
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The Exact Difference Between Maine And Connecticut Lobster Rolls
The most popular lobster rolls served throughout New England are Maine lobster rolls and Connecticut lobster rolls -- but what differentiates the two?
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The Traditional Australian Breakfast Looks A Lot Like A Plate From England
If you love a traditional hearty English breakfast, you'll want to try Australia's "big fry-up," which has similar elements as well as its own unique additions.
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The Very Mormon Origin Of Dirty Soda
The dirty soda has taken over TikTok making us all put milk and other ingredients in our favorite soda. But the Mormon origins of this drink may surprise you.
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How Tuna Tartare Went From A Last Minute Substitute To Prestige Appetizer
Nowadays, there's nothing surprising about a swanky eatery serving tuna tartare. However, it was invented as an impromptu replacement for its steak counterpart.
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Why Mountain Dew Is So Beloved In Appalachia
Invented in Knoxville, Tennessee, Mountain Dew has strong regional roots in Southern Appalachia with ties to moonshine and so-called "hillbilly" imagery.
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Discontinued Canned Campbell's Soup We Wish Would Make A Comeback
Campbell's soups are ubiquitous on grocery store shelves, but plenty of the brand's unique and popular varieties have gone by the wayside over the years.
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