Yogurt In Greece Is A Bit Different Than You'd Expect
You might expect that yogurt in Greece is the same as the popular "Greek yogurt" product you see at every grocery store, but that isn't exactly right.
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This Popular Holiday Cookie Was A Rare Treat For Abraham Lincoln
One of Abraham Lincoln's favorite cookies gave him an interesting anecdote that he loved to share to teach lessons about generosity, unfairness, and desire.
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The Vintage Cast Iron Skillet Set That Could Be Worth Thousands
Are you baking chocolate chip skillet cookies in a thousand-dollar pan? Check your pots because this vintage cast iron skillet set could be worth the big bucks.
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Old-School Frozen Foods No One Really Eats Anymore
From TV dinners to French bread pizzas, there are plenty of foods that used to grace our freezer sections — but have since gone by the wayside.
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11 Tried-And-True Regional Food Classics In The United States
Thanks to social media, it's getting harder to find truly regional foods. These dishes, however, have deep traditions and draw fans from near and far.
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12 Old-School Dips Almost Everyone Forgot About
Forget guacamole, salsa, hummus, or labneh. Rewind a few decades and the dip scene looked very different, as these charming retro dips demonstrate.
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The Pungent Swedish Candy That Perpetually Has Americans Divided
This regional treat is a far cry from the chocolate bar or gummy bears you might grab at a store in the U.S. It's a candy that you either love or hate.
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Why Your Grocery Store Limes Never Have Seeds
You might have noticed that most of the limes you can buy in grocery stores don't have seeds. Here's why that is, and how seedless limes are grown.
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Old-School Salads That Hardly Anyone Eats Anymore
Molded, layered, and overly dressed salads were replaced with fresher, healthier options, as tastes shifted toward lighter, more nutritious fare over time.
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What Makes Australian Wagyu Beef Different From Its Japanese Counterpart
Though Wagyu beef originated in Japan, Australia has successfully produced its own Wagyu cows. But the difference between the two is more than geographical.
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The Vintage Wartime Coffee Mugs That Helped Shape Coffee Drinking Across America
That durable diner coffee mug not only has a history, but even played a small part in American coffee drinking habits. Learn Victor coffee cups' role in WWII.
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14 Cookie Recalls That Impacted Millions
Even the tastiest of sweet treats aren't immune to the occasional recall, as proven by the number of cookies pulled from shelves over the years.
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How Ina Garten Chose What To Sell At The Barefoot Contessa Store Back In The Day
It wasn't just luck that made The Barefoot Contessa a successful business. Here's how Ina Garten decided what recipes to make for her specialty food store.
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Where Were Fajitas Actually Invented?
Fajitas are a mainstay in many Mexican restaurants, but where did this iconic sizzling dish actually come from? The answer might surprise you.
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Our Favorite Struggle Meals That Were Actually Delicious
Just about everyone has had to assemble a meal with whatever they could find in the cupboard. The Takeout writers look back at their favorite struggle meals.
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14 Vintage Potato Dishes That Deserve A Comeback
Several historic potato dishes have been forgotten over the years, but these tasty tubers definitely deserve a spot at the dinner table once again.
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This Fan-Favorite M&M Flavor Is Returning Just In Time For Fall
M&M made big waves last year as the most popular Halloween candy. This year, the candy company is welcoming fall with the return of a favorite flavor.
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Vintage Breakfast Food No One Eats Anymore
Breakfast may be the most important meal of the day, but that hasn't stopped these vintage dishes from falling off the radar over the years.
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Why The USDA Had A Problem With Wolfgang Puck's Frozen Pizzas
The USDA doesn't regulate whether pineapple shows up on pizza, but it definitely had a problem with Wolfgang Puck's frozen pizza line, until the law changed.
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This State Produces The Most Rhubarb
Sour and vibrant rhubarb grows abundantly in cool, wet climates, which is why this American state produces more rhubarb than anywhere else in the U.S.
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The Wartime Legend Surrounding The Origins Of Cappuccinos
The origin of cappuccino includes a 17th-century wartime legend, but the beloved coffee drink really owes its existence to 20th century technology.
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You Only Need 3 Ingredients To Try The Unofficial Cocktail Of The US Open
The U.S. Open is famous for being one of the world's foremost tennis tournaments. In case you weren't aware, spectators enjoy this simple drink as they watch.
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11 Old-School Pasta Dishes Hardly Anyone Eats Anymore
Whether because they were a product of their time or just don’t appeal to modern palates, these vintage pasta dishes have disappeared over the years.
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Why Costco Quietly Removed Cheeseburgers From Its Food Courts
There are probably lots of people that never got to try a Costco food court cheeseburger, and those that did probably don't miss it at all.
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This Is What Guinness Drinkers Call 'Splitting The G'
If you're a Guinness drinker, you may have been challenged to "split the G." But what does that even mean, and where does this strange practice come from?
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The Majestic Birds Some Americans Used To Eat (Which Would Be A Crime Now)
Most people wouldn't even consider eating this majestic bird. Plus, it's a crime. In the past, though, Americans dined on these creatures of the night.
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A Sweet Pantry Staple Is Your Ticket To Caramelized Pork Carnitas
Carnitas turn pork into crispy, delicious perfection when cooked traditionally, which often means lard. But you have a kitchen staple that works even better.
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