The World's Best-Selling Chocolate Bar Is An American Classic
The best-selling chocolate bar in the entire world is one that was first produced in America but is now loved all over the globe. Here's what it is.
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8 Lesser-Known Aldi Snacks You Should Be Paying Attention To
Aldi is a terrific place to shop when you anticipate you'll be in the mood for some snacks — but make sure to try out these lesser-known gems.
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Michael Symon Says This Is The Best Fish For Steak Lovers To Try First
Michael Symon knows his way around a kitchen, and certainly a thing or two about steak, so when he says this fish is the best for steak lovers, we listen.
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The Brand Behind McDonald's Fries (& You Can Buy Them Frozen In Stores)
If you want to be able to enjoy crispy, delicious McDonald's french fries from the comfort of your own home, you absolutely can. Just buy this brand.
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Check The Color Of This Deli Meat Before Buying From Your Local Market
When hitting up the deli for a particular type of sandwich meat, you need to check this one thing to determine if your roast beef is still fresh.
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Beef Ribs Vs Pork Ribs: What's The Flavor Difference?
Aside from the fact that they come from completely different animals, do beef ribs and pork ribs actually taste all that different — and if so, how?
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The Old-School French Dessert Beloved By Julia Child
Like Julia Child's favorite Queen of Sheba chocolate cake, this old-school French dessert uses pretty common ingredients but demands a lot of finesse.
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Pollock Is Out: The Fast Food Fish Sandwich That Uses A Better Quality Catch
If you love a crispy fried fish sandwich but want to venture beyond pollock and sample another variety, there's one you absolutely must try.
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The Country That Produces The Most Instant Ramen Isn't Japan
Though ramen, both in its instant and fresh forms, is often associated with Japanese cuisine, Japan isn't actually the top producer of instant noodles.
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The Number Of Hot Dogs Each American Consumes On Average Is Truly Shocking
It's clear that hot dogs are a popular part of American cuisine, but the actual number consumed on average — per person, per year — in the US is staggering.
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11 Costco International Food Court Items We Wish We Had In The US
There's nothing better than stopping by the food court after shopping at Costco. What's more, the menu changes depending on your location in the world.
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The US State That Produces More Chicken Than The Rest Of The Country
In the country that produces the most broiler (aka eating) chickens, one state rises above the rest in terms of production itself, and you'll never guess which.
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14 Desserts That Celebrity Chefs Can't Resist
From Anthony Bourdain, Duff Goldman and Kristen Kish, here's a bunch of celebrity chefs and the desserts they love.
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The Vintage Gum-Flavored Canned Soda We Wish Still Existed
Bubble gum is a nostalgic treat all on its own, but did you know that one brand actually offered a canned soda that tasted just like its popular bubble gum?
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Are Canned Sardines Raw Or Pre-Cooked?
Canned sardines make an elegant snack when dressed up well, but can you eat them right out of the can? Have they been safely cooked before canning?
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The Luxury Cut Of Meat You Should Always Buy From Costco
Costco produces some top-tier items, and its meat department is nothing to sneer at. If you're in the market for high quality steaks, you should buy these.
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Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Fast Food Fried Chicken Was Simple Yet Relatable
Anthony Bourdain may have had excellent taste, but he wasn't fastidious and understood that everyone needs fast food fried chicken sometimes.
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How The Bear Turns Hamburger Helper Into A Gourmet Dish With 2 Ingredients
Hamburger Helper is known for being simple and easy to make, but one character on The Bear turns it into a gourmet dish with two ingredients.
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The Dough Bar: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Bay Area donut makers Ondrea and Marquez Fernandez went on "Shark Tank" during the show's ninth season, and shocked the sharks with their "The Dough Bar" pitch.
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The Country That Makes The Most Whisky Isn't Ireland Or America
Sure, America has rye whiskey and Ireland has single pot stills, but neither country produces the most of the spirit. Instead, look further east.
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These 14 Retro Kitchen Designs Should Make A Comeback
Everything comes back around in style eventually. These retro kitchen designs deserve a comeback in the modern day, from closed off kitchens to retro lighting.
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Watermelon Isn't Actually The Most Hydrating Fruit To Eat
When the digits hit treble on the thermometer, it's tempting to grab some watermelon to boost your hydration, but this fruit has more water.
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The Hot Dog Brand That Makes Dodger Dogs So Delicious
The Dodger Dog, named after Los Angeles' baseball team, is one of the most famous sports snacks you can buy. But what brand is responsible for its creation?
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Echo Valley Meats: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
When Echo Valley Meat's founder Dave Alwan appeared before the Sharks, it appeared he had a winning product on his hands. But what happened next?
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Korean Vs American Corn Dogs: What's The Difference?
Corn dogs may have originated in the United States of America, but one could argue that Korea took the staple and turned them into an artform.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Favorite Canned Tomatoes Put San Marzano To Shame
No one can deny that San Marzano tomatoes are next-level when it comes to quality, but there is another brand that puts even these to shame.
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This US State Drinks More Alcohol Than The Rest Of The Country (And It Isn't Texas Or Florida)
When it comes to the amount of alcohol each individual drinks per year, this one state takes the lead, and we bet you'll never guess which it is.
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