10 Celebrity Chefs And The Foods They Absolutely Hate
Their lives may be centered around food, but celebrity chefs have ingredients and dishes they hate just like we do. A few may even surprise you.
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Neither Maine Nor Maryland Is Considered The 'Oyster Capital Of The East Coast'
Many seaside states boast thriving coastal food scenes, but only one claims the crown for oysters — and believe it or not, it isn’t Maine or Maryland.
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Why Burger King Can't Use Its Name In One US Town
The reason Burger King can't use its name in one US town dates back to a legal dispute that pitted the burgeoning burger giant against a Midwestern couple.
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10 Steak Orders Of US Presidents
From black-and-blue to well-done with ketchup, American presidents have had some interesting preferences when it came to ordering their steaks.
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What Is The World's Hottest Pepper?
The hottest pepper in the world used to be the Carolina Reaper, so it's little wonder that the current record holder is made by the same person.
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The Fast Food Chicken Chain That Used To Have A Buffet
Diners once enjoyed all-you-can-eat buffets at select locations of this famous chicken chain, offering a limitless spread of their favorite menu items.
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Palm Springs' Signature Drink Has Been Winning Over Taste Buds Since The 1930s
When you think Palm Springs, you might think vacation, desert, or even Coachella, but it's also home to orchards that go hand in hand with this shake.
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8 Delicious Ways To Cook Broccoli
Broccoli can be an uninspiring vegetable if not cooked well. Fortunately, these eight methods make it easy to turn this brassica into something tasty.
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The Old-School Ice Cream That's Hard To Find
Flavors come and go, falling in and out of favor with the passing time, but there's one old-school flavor of ice cream we wish would make a comeback.
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How Much Protein A Can Of Vienna Sausages Actually Has
Vienna sausages are a classic (and, perhaps, old-fashioned) snack that can add a good deal of protein to any meal. Here's how much they have.
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The Beloved Ice Cream Bar That Has Gotten Worse, According To Costco Customers
Despite their appetizing appearance, these ice cream bars' low rating suggests that Costco shoppers are losing faith in the once-beloved product.
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5 Fast Food Chain Restaurants That Took Over The 1970s
While fast food wasn't new, the 1970s kicked off a massive expansion that spread menus nationwide and turned some chains into famous national stars.
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San Francisco Vs New England Clam Chowder: The Difference Between These Quintessential Comfort Foods
Different regions have different takes on a celebrated classic, clam chowder. However, New England clam chowder and San Francisco's version both look similar.
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9 Cooking Trends From The 1950s That Still Don't Make Sense
The 1950s were a strange time to be cooking. The start of post-war America meant interesting ingredients, tools, and cooking practices. But not all made sense.
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The World's Top Burger In 2025 Didn't Come From The US
World Best Steaks, a British-owned media house, has created a new list to rank he world's best burgers, and, surprisingly, the USA doesn't make the top 10.
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This Popular Fast Food Chain Only Has One New Jersey Location Left
It might surprise you to learn that this once popular fast food chain has reduced its number of locations to a single spot in Mantua Township.
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Carbonara Vs Pasta Alla Gricia: What's The Difference Between The Italian Dishes?
While pasta alla gricia and carbonara seem strikingly similar at first glance, their distinct origins reveal two wildly different culinary philosophies.
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Anthony Bourdain Only Approved Of One Deep-Dish Pizza In Chicago
Anthony Bourdain was a talented chef who never held back from stating his opinion, which is why we were shocked when he changed his mind regarding deep dish.
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Peeling Bananas Shouldn't Be This Controversial. Reddit Debates
When it comes to the Internet, there is a debate (and a meme) about pretty much everything, so we aren't shocked people bickerr over how to peel bananas.
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Elvis Used To Sneak Into This Memphis BBQ Restaurant After Hours
Elvis is known as much for his taste in Southern classic food as he is for his soulful voice and music, so it's little surprise he loved this Memphis eatery.
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'Great Price On Some Top Shelf Food': Costco Shoppers Love This Luxurious Frozen Meal
Costco shoppers typically hunt for great bargains, but many customers find this high-end frozen meal worth the splurge for its premier quality.
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Bob Dylan's Favorite Dessert Is Hundreds Of Years Old
Bob Dylan has traveled the world thanks to his musical career, so it may not be surprising that his favorite dessert is a British classic hundreds of years old.
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8 Of The Biggest Cheese Recalls In The US
Recalls can happen for many reasons, but when they happen to widely produced items like cheese, the impacts can be huge. Take 8 instances are an example.
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Wendy's Chicken Nuggets In The US And UK Aren't The Same. Here's The Difference
While Wendy's is famous for its burgers, it also serves up a tempting selection of nuggets. But how do they compare to the versions found across the pond?
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Anthony Bourdain Thought Cincinnati Chili Was More Enjoyable With This One Tip
Anthony Bourdain sampled his fair share of adventurous cuisine, but he had a classic piece of advice for those struggling to appreciate Cincinnati chili.
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Elevate Your Breakfast With This Pork Belly Peruvian Sandwich
For your next big breakfast, hold the bacon. Instead, elevate your meal with this hearty and flavorful Peruvian sandwich that's popular across the country.
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Head To This Restaurant For Marcus Samuelsson's 'Biggest And Best Fried Fish Sandwich' He's Ever Eaten
This takeout- and cash-only institution is famous for its fried fish sandwich, a local staple that earned Marcus Samuelsson’s stamp of approval.
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