One Of Iowa's Most Iconic Sandwiches Is A Unique Twist On A Sloppy Joe
Instead of a Sloppy Joe, reach for a classic Iowa sandwich that has been a Midwest favorite for almost a century. It's served across the state.
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Chick-Fil-A Announces Return To UK After 2019 Pop-Up Protests
Chick-fil-A is officially making its way to the U.K., but this isn't the first time the fast food chain has tried doing business there. Here's what happened.
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The Hands-Down Best French Dip Sandwiches In The US, According To Reviews
Born in LA in the early 1900s, the French dip sandwich is a beloved American classic. These are the eateries renowned for their delicious takes on the dish.
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The Unique Cheese That's Synonymous With St. Louis
If you've never visited St. Louis, chances are that you haven't tasted the city's signature cheese product. But, what is it exactly, and how shoul you enjoy it?
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Can You Substitute Salsa For Enchilada Sauce?
In a pinch you may think the two are basically the same, but salsa and enchilada sauce differ enough that you'll need to make some adjustments.
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Is Applejack The Same As Apple Brandy?
You've probably heard of applejack and apple brandy, but do these terms refer to the same alcoholic drink? Here's everything you need to know.
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What Is Utah Fry Sauce?
Fry sauce is a classic in Utah and other states in the West, but what is it? Here's what makes it stand out -- and how to find similar sauces near you.
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How To Grill Bratwurst - You're Doing It All Wrong
For perfect bratwurst that tastes like it came from a real German beer hall, you have to get the grilling process right -- and avoid these common mistakes.
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The Absolute Best Temperature To Cook Chicken To, According To Tyler Florence
Celebrity chef Tyler Florence uses carryover cooking when preparing chicken. Here's the optimal temp the chef advises to remove your poultry from the heat.
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What The Heck Is Baking Chocolate And How Do You Use It?
We're unraveling the mysteries of this specialty product that was designed to take into consideration how chocolate changes once melted and baked.
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Save Yourself Time And Energy And Let Your Blender Clean Itself
Washing a blender can be a bothersome chore. Fortunately, you can save yourself the trouble. Here's how to turn the appliance into a self-cleaning machine.
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The US State That's Responsible For Growing The Most Apples
The United States produces millions of bushels of apples each year, and the state that grows the most is one you might not expect. Here's what to know.
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The Best Way To Cook Cold Vs Warm Water Lobster
Cold water and warm water lobsters are unique yet equally tasty. If you want to get the most out of these crustaceans, learn the best way to cook them.
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What To Eat With 24 Hours In DC
Our nation's capital has earned a reputation as a delicious dining destination. If you're in town for only 24 hours, here are the must-try spots to grab a meal.
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Punch Up Your Pasta Salad With This Seafood Pantry Staple
If you're looking for an affordable way to give your pasta salad a boost in both flavor and nutrients, then you should try adding canned tuna into the mix.
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Are You Able To Store Basil At Room Temperature Or Should It Go In The Fridge?
If you don't know where to store your fresh basil, don't despair. With a little know-how, you'll be able to get the most out of this aromatic herb.
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How Moon Pies And RC Cola Became A Southern Pairing
Moon pies and RC Cola became a tasty Southern pairing years ago, and it's still a popular combination today. Here's how it all started for the duo.
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The Common Soda You Need To Make A Magical Butterbeer Copycat
While variations may skip the whipped cream and caramel garnish or add alcohol, Harry Potter's butterbeer always contains this soda.
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The Reason Challah Is Round As Opposed To Braided For Rosh Hashanah
Challah bread is generally served as a long, thick braid, but for Rosh Hashanah, it's shaped into a round spiral. This preparation has spiritual significance.
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Candy Wasn't Always Part Of Halloween And Trick-Or-Treating
Trick-or-treating is firmly established as a yearly event among many people. But handing out candy is a fairly new addition to the the tradition, here's why.
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Why Brisket Is A Staple In Jewish Cuisine
Slow-cooked brisket features prominently on Rosh Hashanah tables. It's essential in Jewish cuisine, both because it's kosher and because of how it's prepared.
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Here's The Actual Difference Between Vodka And Gin
Vodka and gin have similar foundations, but in their final state, the two liquors are so different that they often aren't used in the same drinks and cocktails.
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Effortlessly Pit Cherries In A Flash With A Genius Chopstick Hack
Cherries are delicious in pies and other sweets, but they have one pesky problem: pits. Here's how to use chopsticks to quickly pit cherries with minimal mess.
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Is Schnitzel Essentially Just Chicken-Fried Steak?
If you ever assumed chicken-fried steak and schnitzel are the same thing, you wouldn't be far off. But there are a few differences, including the meat used.
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The Discontinued Beer You Forgot Budweiser Once Made
Bud Dry was introduced in the late 1980s and lasted for two decades. Here's what you need to know about this long-forgotten domestic beer from Anheuser-Busch.
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What Makes Spumante Wine Different From Champagne?
Prepared differently than Champagne, but light, sweet, and easily accessible, spumante is an excellent, affordable alternative wine. Here's how to serve it.
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Mac And Cheese Is The Key For The Ultimate Grilled Cheese Sandwich
It's hard to mess up a grilled cheese sandwich, but you can easily make it even better. Upgrade this classic comfort food with another one: mac and cheese.
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