Frank Sinatra Had His Favorite Grocery Store Dessert Delivered To Him Weekly
Frank Sinatra had a sweet tooth only satisfied by his favorite dessert, but it wasn't as extravagant as you might think -- you can still get it, too.
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Costco's New Sandwich Brings An Italian Twist To Ready-To-Eat Meals
Costco, the bulk retailer that members love for its vast product inventory and affordability, has added a new sandwich that's an Italian classic.
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The Popular Fast Food Chain That Also Happens To Be One Of The Largest Toy Distributors
While many fast food chains offer toys with their meals, there's one brand that sells so many, they're one of the biggest distributors around.
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What Makes Butterfly Pea Flower Tea Change Color?
Butterfly pea flower tea can change from a deep blue to purple when a particular ingredient is added. What's the secret to this transformation?
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The US States That Produce The Most Cherries
If you're looking for cherries, then you would do well to look for them from these two states that produce either tart or sweet cherries in mass quantities.
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Never Ignore These Red Flags At A Seafood Restaurant
Dining at a seafood restaurant can be the event of the year or ruin weeks of your life. So, we tapped two experts to help us with seafood restaurant red flags.
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Vegan? You Should Think About Moving To This One State In Particular
Thinking about moving to Los Angeles, New York City, Portland, or another vegan hub? This surprising U.S. state should actually be on your radar.
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How To Order A Pennywise Frappucino From Starbucks
Starbucks customers are always innovating, especially around holidays like Halloween. So, the "IT" clown reappears for Halloween as the Pennywise Frappuccino.
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Turn Your Carrots Into The Crispiest Vegan Bacon
With just a few simple ingredients, a vegetable peeler, a handy air fryer, and some carrots, you can create an intriguing vegan version of bacon.
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Peaches Vs Nectarines: What's The Actual Difference?
Nectarines and peaches are popular summer stone fruits with tons of similarities. But are these two fruits actually different? We can explain.
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Smells Have A Larger Influence At Chain Restaurants Than You Think
From Subway to Auntie Anne's Pretzels, chain restaurants have entire strategies centered on scent marketing. We take a look at the details.
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What To Look For When Choosing The Freshest Kale
The key to getting the best tasting kale is being able to spot its freshness, whether at the store or a farmers market. Texture and color are good indicators.
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How Long Is Feta Cheese Good For Once It's Been Opened?
If you've excitedly opened a package of feta cheese while making a refreshing salad or pita sandwich, this is how long you have before it spoils.
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Salmon Spread On Pilot Bread Is Alaska's Twist On Tuna Salad Sandwiches
Are tuna salad sandwiches getting boring. Give them a twist with the addition of Alaskan classics like pilot bread and a rich, savory, herby salmon spread.
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Pick Out Better Apples By Using The Brown Stem Rule
The secret for choosing the sweetest apple is all in the stem. The color of the stem is a good indicator of if the apple is ripe and ready to eat.
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How To Identify Lab-Grown Chicken When It Finally Hits Grocery Store Shelves
Lab-grown chicken is officially a thing in the United States. It's not widespread yet, but here's how to identify these products when they hit grocery stores.
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How Many Cups Of Sugar Are In One Pound?
Baking is an exact science, and when it comes to measuring your ingredients, it pays to be precise. Let's break down how many cups of sugar are in one pound.
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The Wine Glass Mistake You Probably Don't Realize You're Making
Next time you kick back with a nice glass of wine, take a closer look at your wine glass. There's a mistake that you probably don't realize you're making.
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The Country That Produces The Most Peanuts In The World
Peanuts are grown in many areas of the world, but there's one country in particular that produces a pretty astonishing amount of the legumes.
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Chicago Gravy Bread Is A Dish That Perfectly Fits Its Name
Many might be familiar with a Chicago-style Italian beef gravy, but you should also get to know another of the city's signature dishes, gravy bread.
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Which State Produces The Most Squash?
The state that produces the most winter squash might surprise you. Find out how it grows so much squash and all of the varieties that are grown.
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What Is Cookie Butter Actually?
Cookie butter is a tasty treat that blends well with almost anything sweet. But what is this sugary condiment, and what is its origin story?
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How Many Potatoes Do You Need To Make A Cup Of Mashed Potatoes?
Gauging how many potatoes you need for the ideal mashed potatoes isn't easy, but here's how many you should buy to get a full cup at the end of your food prep.
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19 Weird State Food Laws You Didn't Know Existed
States have their own laws that are specific to the region, and some of them are downright unusual, especially as they pertain to food and how it's consumed.
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Ina Garten's Ideal Last Meal Is A Completely Unexpected Choice
Barefoot Contessa's Ina Garten knows a thing or two about great food, which is why her last meal choice might come as a surprise, at least at first glance.
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What Are The Sweetest Apples You Can Buy?
For fans of sweeter apples, finding the sweetest variety can feel like a never-ending search but there's one variety of apple that reigns sweetly supreme.
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The Food Network Show Bobby Flay Hated Filming
Bobby Flay has hosted several cooking shows, and was one of the Food Network's pioneering celebrity chefs, but he said he hated filming one of his early shows.
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