The History Behind Taco Bell's Sauce Packet Sayings
Beyond their piquant contents, Taco Bell's sauce packets are popular for their witty sayings, but the chain's condiments weren't always packaged this way.
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The Sneaky Reasons Restaurants Give You Free Bread
As you sit at your restaurant table, a waiter brings you a basket of free bread. Why? Are they just being nice? Or is there something more cunning at work here?
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12 Popular Korean Fried Chicken Chains, Ranked Worst To Best
Korean fried chicken has become very popular -- because it can be amazing. Here's a bunch of Korean fried chicken chains we're rating from worst to best.
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The Only US States Without A Dunkin'
America may run on Dunkin', but not every state (or U.S. territory) has one. These are the states that don't get to start their days with Dunkin'.
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The Restaurant Mishap That Led To Texas Toast
Texas Toast is an iconic (and delicious) symbol of the Lone Star State, but it got its start by accident. Here's the origin story of the tasty toast.
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The Best Brazilian Steakhouses In The US, According To Online Reviews
If you're craving a meaty Brazilian meal, these steakhouses, which span across the United States, offer a delicious and authentic dining experience.
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McDonald's Fries Around The World
From fries with delectable toppings to ones with fun shapes to variants not even made from potatoes, these global McDonald's fry variations will blow your mind.
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Do Some Restaurants Really Undercook Steak On Purpose?
You may have heard the rumor that steakhouses intentionally undercook your steak order instead of following your requests. Is there any truth to this idea?
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5 Tips On Eating Sushi According To A Pro
Unlock the secrets to savoring sushi like a seasoned connoisseur with tips from one of the foremost experts and professional chefs in the country.
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The Beef Trend Anthony Bourdain Called 'A Clear And Present Danger'
Anthony Bourdain was never shy with his opinions, especially when it came to food trends. Here's the beef trend of which he was decidedly not a fan.
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10 Things You Should Think Twice Before Ordering At An Italian Restaurant
While there's nothing wrong with Italian-American cuisine, it's important to look out for dishes that may not be worth your money or that you can make at home.
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The Only States In The US Without An Outback Steakhouse
No matter how much you may love Outback Steakhouse, there are some states where you simply won't find one. These states don't have a single Outback location.
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What Makes Alabama-Style BBQ Sauce White
Alabama white sauce is an iconic condiment of the American South. Here's how it gets the surprising color that sets it apart from other barbecue sauces.
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Your Starbucks Iced Drinks Are About To Look A Little Different
In an attempt to become a more resource-positive company, Starbucks will be introducing new cups that use up to 20% less plastic than its current cold cups.
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Here's What Costco's Food Court Menu Looks Like In Korea
While the staple hot dog remains consistent across Costco locations worldwide, Korea's Costco food court offers lots of delicious dishes that the U.S. doesn't.
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The Oldest Pizzerias In The United States
Everyone loves pizza and some of the original pizzerias in the U.S. are still around. Take a look at the oldest pizzerias where you can still grab a slice.
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Taco Bell's Nacho Fries Are Making An Extra Long Return With A New Flavor
Nacho Fries are back at Taco Bell, this time with an extra spicy twist. This fan-favorite menu item is staying longer than ever, but it won't last forever.
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The Secret To Carbone's Iconic Chicken Parm
Mario Carbone, chef and co-founder of the beloved Carbone restaurant, has mastered the art of the perfect chicken parmesan. With his advice, now you can, too.
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How Delmonico's Steakhouse Shaped American Fine Dining
Delmonico's -- which many consider to be America's first fine dining restaurant -- still stands today, and laid the foundation for modern U.S. restaurants.
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Endless Shrimp May Be The Cause Of Red Lobster's Bankruptcy Concerns
After years of financial hardship, Red Lobster is contemplating filing for bankruptcy. As it turns out, it might just be Endless Shrimp's fault.
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The Only States In The US Without A Cracker Barrel
In spite of the apparent ubiquity of Cracker Barrel restaurants in the country, some states still stand without a location to call their own.
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Starbucks And Stanley Dare To Ask, Do You Really Need Another Cup?
Starbucks just launched yet another Stanley cup. But before you head out to get your hands on it, take a second and really think about it. Is it worth it?
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Here's Where Panera Gets Its Coffee From
If you buy coffee regularly, it's important to consider if it's sustainable or ethically sourced. So, does Panera's coffee supplier meet this standard?
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Starbucks Unveils New Lavender Chill Just In Time For Spring
The latest addition to the lavender lineup at Starbucks is here: The Iced Lavender Oatmilk Chill. But if you need caffeine, try ordering this instead.
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Starbucks Unveils New Flavors Of Ready-To-Drink Canned Coffees And Frappuccinos
If you're a fan of the ready-to-drink bottles and cans from Starbucks, you're in luck. Here's everything you need to know about the new lineup of flavors.
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Here's How Long 70% Of Diners Will Wait For A Restaurant Table
If you're impatient when it comes to restaurant wait times, you're not alone. However, there are a few reasons why this inconvenience seems to be getting worse.
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What It Means When You Hear A Chef Shout 86
Working in a professional kitchen requires learning new language skills, as shown in Hulu's "The Bear." Here we discuss the origin of "86" and what it means.
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