Why Filipino Hot Dogs Are Unlike Any Other
A hot dog is a hot dog is a hot dog, right? Well, Filipino hot dogs are something truly special, bright red, juicy, and topped with local banana ketchup.
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Can Chain Restaurants Receive Michelin Stars?
Michelin stars are majorly prestigious in the culinary world, but can any restaurant -- even those that are a part of a chain -- be awarded one?
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How Is Caviar Harvested And Is There A No-Kill Method?
Find out how caviar is traditionally harvested and learn how the recent development of a no-kill method may be a more ethical way to enjoy this delicacy.
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In-N-Out Burger's Secret To Staying Exclusive & Why It Hesitated To Expand Beyond The West Coast
In-N-Out is famously a West Coast institution, honoring its California roots. Until recently, the company has seen very little eastward expansion, but why?
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The Apple Juice Brand You Should Keep Out Of Your Grocery Cart
Not all apple juice is created equal, and one grocery store brand stands out for all the wrong reasons. Here's why this one is the worst of the bunch.
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The Unexpected Condiment To Upgrade Your Store-Bought Brownie Mix
Store-bought brownie mix is user-friendly with delicious results, but this unexpected condiment will level up your boxed mix for gooey, chocolatey perfection.
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Can You Replace Instant Coffee With Grinds?
While instant coffee granules and coffee grounds look somewhat similar, the methods used to make them are far different, meaning they aren't interchangeable.
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Pho Hasn't Been In The US As Long As You Might Have Expected
How long has pho been delighting taste buds across the US? Probably not as long as you'd think. Here's the history behind this dish's stateside popularity.
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2 Of JFK's Favorite Dishes Were New England Staples
If you're fascinated by the favorite food of U.S. presidents (past and present), these classic New England staples that JFK loved might get your mouth watering.
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The Process That Makes Vietnamese Coffee So Strong
If you've ever partaken of a cup of Vietnamese coffee, you already know that it packs a particular punch, and this process is major contributing factor.
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Hot Dogs Vs Frankfurters: Here's Why They're Not The Same
Cured sausages often appear quite similar, but there are important differences between them. Hot dogs and frankfurters, for example, are quite different.
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The Worst Boxed Cake Mix: Why It Falls Flat While Others Rise To The Occasion
Using a boxed cake mix to bake a cake is totally valid, but not every brand is up to the task -- and one in particular should be avoided at all costs.
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The Sweet Wrapper You Should Use For Breakfast Sushi
For your next brunch party, consider breakfast sushi. Instead of seaweed, swap your wrappers for this sweet treat perfect for filling with fruit and cream.
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Costco Vs Publix: Which Has The Better Carrot Bar Cake?
It's springtime, which means grocery stores are putting out the seasonal cakes. We compared Costco's carrot bar cake to Publix's version to see which is better.
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The US State With The Most KFC Locations Isn't Kentucky
While it would be logical to assume that the largest number of KFC locations is likely to be found in the Bluegrass State, that assumption would be incorrect.
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Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Sauce Was A French Classic
In the spirit of Anthony Bourdain, give this classic French sauce a go next time you're in the kitchen. And like anything, it's got a Bourdain-inspired twist.
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Prince Harry's Favorite Roast Chicken Only Requires 2 Ingredients
Prince Harry has made likely made history with his move to California, but his favorite roast chicken is beyond simple and something anyone can make.
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5 Frozen Costco Dinners, Ranked
Want to get dinner on the table fast? Check out the freezer aisle at Costco. We tasted-tested and ranked some popular frozen entrées to see which was the best.
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The Heat Rule You Should Follow When Cooking With Coconut Oil
Different types of coconut oil have differing smoke points when cooking. To avoid a smoking skillet, here’s what you need to know.
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How Whiskey May Be Ruining The Flavor Of Your Steak
Many of us omnivores are always looking for the best way to amp up our steaks, but if you're reaching for the whiskey, think again. It can ruin everything.
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Are Eggs Considered Dairy?
In the United States, eggs are often found in the dairy section of a grocery store, but does their location next to jugs of milk make them dairy?
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The Popular Wing Chain That Uses Beef Tallow For Delicious, Crispy Fries
Wings are the name of the game at this fast casual restaurant, but that's not all the chain does. In fact, its fries are famous thanks to being fried in tallow.
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The Chopping Technique You Need For Scoopable Caesar Salad
Caesar salad is a classic for a reason, but it's always fun to change up the presentation. With this easy chopping technique, you can make yours scoopable.
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Beignets Vs Donuts: What's The Actual Difference?
Beignets and donuts may seem similar, but their texture, ingredients, and origins set them apart. Find out what makes each of these delicious treats unique.
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The 'Hot Texas Wiener' Dog Isn't From The Lone Star State, But Its Bold Flavors Make It A True Regional Classic
While the hot Texas wiener doesn't actually come from Texas, its origins may still surprise you. Here's more about this historic, and delicious, iconic hot dog.
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Leftover Dumpling Filling Is Your Key For Bulking Up Noodle Dishes
If you find yourself with a surplus of dumpling filling, rather than waste it, embrace culinary creativity and transform it into a new, flavorful noodle dish.
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What Are Taco Bell's Chicken Nuggets Made Of?
When Taco Bell debuted its Chicken Nuggets, fans eagerly embraced the fast food chain's new product. But this also had many asking about what's in them.
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