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Without Prohibition, The Caesar Salad Wouldn't Be Nearly As Common In The US
Tasting Table - Courtney Iseman
The Prohibition was in effect in the United States from 1920 to 1933, and it's largely seen as having been unsuccessful — after all, there are plenty …
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Why Frank's RedHot Is The Standard For Buffalo Sauce
Tasting Table - Matthew Spina
There are a lot of flavors that are considered especially American, like a classic Southern barbecue or ranch dressing, but few condiments have …
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Why Is Mayonnaise Such A Controversial Condiment?
Tasting Table - Mathieson Nishimura
Ah, mayo. You either love it or you hate it. Some are proponents of making it from scratch, while others have select mayonnaise brands they swear by. …
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2 days ago
The Most Iconic Breakfast Dish In Every State
Tasting Table - Emily Hunt
What's your go-to breakfast food? Many of us in the U.S. would probably list American staples like bacon and eggs, pancakes, or waffles, and we won't …
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What Is Cowboy Bread And How Did It Get Its Name?
Tasting Table - James Andersen
Texas culinary traditions are rich and unique, as proud Texans enjoy everything from monstrous steaks and hot, lemon-y Dr. Pepper to hearty, …
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3 days ago
The Famous Georgia Peach Festival That's Broken A World Record
Tasting Table - Neala Broderick
Georgia takes its peaches seriously. Early each summer, Georgia's Peach County turns into a full-on festival. For nearly 40 years, the community of …

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