Little Caesars Used To Sell Buckets Of Spaghetti And We Want Them Back
Remember when you could buy buckets of spaghetti at Little Caesars? Back in 1993, the company famous for "Pizza! Pizza!" briefly offered pasta.
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Is Poutine Really Just A Fancy Name For Loaded Fries?
Yes, poutine is a type of loaded fries, but you can't call any loaded fry dish "poutine" to sound fancy. Its Canadian history makes it unique.
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The Illegal Fruit That Looks Like A Banana And Smells Like An Orange
Banana passionfruit is beautiful and has a unique flavor. However, this beauty can become quite the beast, which is why it's become outlawed in certain places.
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We Need To Stop Thanking Thomas Jefferson For Mac And Cheese
While Thomas Jefferson is associated with mac and cheese, he most definitely didn't invent it, and similar recipes existed before the American Revolution.
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Box Tops For Education, 25 Years Later: The Pros And Cons Of Snacking For A Cause
In the spirit of back-to-school season, I started wondering about Box Tops for Education and if I was actually causing the impact I was thought I was as a kid.
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The Jiggly 'Mystery' Meal Beloved By Margaret Thatcher
Margaret Thatcher wasn't known for her cooking, as evidenced by recipe of hers known only as Mystery Starter. What exactly was this gelatinous appetizer?
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The Meat Anthony Bourdain Refused To Ever Eat Again
Chef extraordinaire Anthony Bourdain was known for trying any food he could get his hands on, but there's at least one that he wouldn't give a second chance.
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Space Bacon, Anyone? How The Breakfast Staple Made It To The Moon
One small step for man, one giant leap for bacon lovers everywhere. Here's how Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin ended up eating bacon during the moon landing.
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The Worm-Filled Cheese Delicacy That's Built For Foodie Dare Devils
You might consider yourself an adventurous eater, but trust us when we say this Sardinian cheese takes the cake when it comes to ick factor and risk.
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