What Anthony Bourdain Actually Thought About NYC's 'Dirty Water Hot Dogs'
NYC's dirty water hot dogs aren't actually cooked in dirty water, and, despite the name, are popular with tourists and locals like Bourdain alike.
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The Music Legend Who May Have Inspired The Donut Burger
Whether you call it a donut burger, a Luther burger, or the Mulligan burger, slapping a Krispy Kreme on a hamburger as a bun has relatively modern origins.
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Why Are Casseroles Such A Staple Dish In The South?
When you think about Southern food, you probably picture casseroles, because in the South, they seem to be the quintessential answer for everything.
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Bantam Bagels: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Husband and wife team Nick and Elyse Oleksak created Bantam Bagels -- bite-sized bagel pockets filled with cream cheese -- to make NYC bagels more portable.
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Beyond Vs Impossible: What's The Difference Between These 2 Popular Plant-Based Burgers?
The Beyond Burger and the Impossible Burger are two of the most popular plant-based burgers on the market, but what's the difference between them?
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The Reason Steak And Eggs Is A Go-To Dish For Astronauts Heading To Space
Steak and eggs is the standard pre-launch meal for NASA astronauts, a tradition that dates back to the dawn of American spaceflight. But why is this?
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The Tim Tam Slam Is A Sweet Way To Sip Your Drinks. Here's How To Do It
If you haven't heard of the Tim Tam Slam, it involves a beloved Australian biscuit (aka a cookie) and the warm beverage of your choice. The results? Magic.
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Why Filipino Hot Dogs Are Unlike Any Other
A hot dog is a hot dog is a hot dog, right? Well, Filipino hot dogs are something truly special, bright red, juicy, and topped with local banana ketchup.
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How Is Caviar Harvested And Is There A No-Kill Method?
Find out how caviar is traditionally harvested and learn how the recent development of a no-kill method may be a more ethical way to enjoy this delicacy.
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Pho Hasn't Been In The US As Long As You Might Have Expected
How long has pho been delighting taste buds across the US? Probably not as long as you'd think. Here's the history behind this dish's stateside popularity.
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2 Of JFK's Favorite Dishes Were New England Staples
If you're fascinated by the favorite food of U.S. presidents (past and present), these classic New England staples that JFK loved might get your mouth watering.
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The Process That Makes Vietnamese Coffee So Strong
If you've ever partaken of a cup of Vietnamese coffee, you already know that it packs a particular punch, and this process is major contributing factor.
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Hot Dogs Vs Frankfurters: Here's Why They're Not The Same
Cured sausages often appear quite similar, but there are important differences between them. Hot dogs and frankfurters, for example, are quite different.
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Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Sauce Was A French Classic
In the spirit of Anthony Bourdain, give this classic French sauce a go next time you're in the kitchen. And like anything, it's got a Bourdain-inspired twist.
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Prince Harry's Favorite Roast Chicken Only Requires 2 Ingredients
Prince Harry has made likely made history with his move to California, but his favorite roast chicken is beyond simple and something anyone can make.
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Are Eggs Considered Dairy?
In the United States, eggs are often found in the dairy section of a grocery store, but does their location next to jugs of milk make them dairy?
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Beignets Vs Donuts: What's The Actual Difference?
Beignets and donuts may seem similar, but their texture, ingredients, and origins set them apart. Find out what makes each of these delicious treats unique.
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The 'Hot Texas Wiener' Dog Isn't From The Lone Star State, But Its Bold Flavors Make It A True Regional Classic
While the hot Texas wiener doesn't actually come from Texas, its origins may still surprise you. Here's more about this historic, and delicious, iconic hot dog.
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Why Sayulita, Mexico Is A Must-Visit Destination For Foodies
Sayulita, Mexico has a thriving food scene. But with so many great options to choose from, here are some recommendations of can't-miss spots in Sayulita.
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The Reason You Often Snack On Pretzels While Drinking Beer
Pretzels and beer are a classic pairing. But how did the combo come about, and why does it work so well?
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The Actual Difference Between A Hamburger And A Steakburger
While they're both burgers, what's the difference between a hamburger and a steakburger? Is it as obvious as it seems? What cut of meat is used in hamburgers?
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What Is Noni, And Why Is It Called The Vomit Fruit?
Buckle up and plug your nose -- this is a deep-dive into the tropical world of noni, aka vomit fruit or cheese fruit.
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What Happens If You Eat Canned Meat Without Cooking It?
Canned meat is not only an affordable option that keeps and keeps, but you can use it in many creative ways. But is it safe to eat right out of the can?
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Excuse Us, But What's A Mississippi Slugburger?
If you ever find yourself perusing a North Mississippi menu and the word 'slugburger' leaps out at you, don't lose your lunch — it's not what you think.
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What Is Japanese Karaage And How Does It Differ From American Fried Chicken?
Japanese karaage and its American counterpart aren't really rivals. While very different, they are both forms of chicken marinated, battered, and fried.
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Maryland Vs Carolina Crab Cakes: The Crispy, Golden Differences Between These Coastal Seafood Icons
While, at first glance, the two crab cakes might seem the same, Maryland and Carolina crab cakes couldn't be more different from binder to ingredients.
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Our Favorite Cheddar Cheese For Burgers Is From A Brand Known For Its Ultra-Rich Ice Cream
If your burger doesn't have sharp cheddar, is it really a burger? Well, maybe, but it's not the best cheeseburger it could be without this one brand.
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