What's The Difference Between Pupusa And Arepa?
Although they differ, arepas and pupusas are both windows into the traditions, flavors, and creativity of the cultures that have shaped them.
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Fisherman's Snack To Elite Delicacy: The Unusual History Of Caviar
Caviar is a famously expensive delicacy, but it wasn't always that way. This extravagant seafood has a long history with far more humble beginnings.
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Huevos Rancheros Vs Chilaquiles: How To Choose Between These Classic Mexican Breakfasts
Huevos rancheros and chilaquiles are two Mexican classics. No matter which type of breakfast you want, one thing's for sure: You can't go wrong with either.
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Costco In Japan Has A Food Court Snack That'll Make You Jealous
Costco is known for its food - not only its prices but also its food court menu. Costco locations in Japan have a food court snack that'll make anyone jealous.
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The Misconception About Onions In Italian Cuisine, According To The Pasta Queen
Onion is not uncommon in Italian dishes, but TikTok's Pasta Queen cleared up a common misconception about how the ingredient should be used.
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The Chinese Street Food That's Been Called The 'World's Oldest Burger'
One Chinese street food is described by some as "the world's oldest hamburger," here's a brief telling of its very long and interesting history.
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The Unexpected Ingredient You Need To Add To Pasta Sauce ASAP
If you're looking to upgrade your basic pasta sauce, there are plenty of additions that can give it a kick, including an unexpected, salty, yeasty ingredient.
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What's The Difference Between Millionaire's Shortbread And The Classic Variety?
Classic Scottish shortbread is a cookie made from flour, butter, and sugar, and the millionaire's version is the same with layers of decadence.
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This International Costco Has The Food Court Of Our Dreams
If you want to find a Costco with a nice variety of items at the food court, you need to head to this international hot spot for items you can't get in the U.S.
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What Traditionally Goes Into Herbs De Provence?
Though it's a classic herb blend from France that captures the scents of Provence, what exactly are the herbs included in this popular mix?
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The Difference Between Thai And Indian Curries
Thai and Indian curries have some similarities, so you might be wondering how they differ. Here are the main differences you can use to tell them apart.
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The Japanese Barbecue Sauce Brand We're Putting On Everything
A popular Japanese barbecue brand is back on shelves and we couldn't be happier, since it works in everything from chicken to banana bread. Yes, really!
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Salad-Eating Etiquette In France Is Extraordinarily Strict
France has plenty of food customs and traditions, with some very particular rules about eating salad that you should follow to avoid a faux pas.
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Sofrito Vs Mirepoix: The Difference Between These Mixtures
Mirepoix and sofrito are made of finely chopped vegetables and provide foundational flavor to recipes, but there are some fundamental differences between them.
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You're Just 2 Ingredients Away From A Luxurious Spanish Fried Egg
Sick of regular fried eggs? Add some flair to your next breakfast by making Spanish fried egg, which is a simple recipe that only uses one extra ingredient.
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The Difference Between An Aloo Pie And A Samosa
An aloo pie and a samosa share some similarities, but the two foods are unique cultural expressions that are served in distinctly different ways.
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The Biggest Misconception About Alfredo Sauce, According To The Pasta Queen
Pasta Queen Nadia Caterina Munno has revealed the truth about authentic Alfredo sauce. According to the expert, Americans constantly get this sauce wrong.
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Shio Vs Shoyu: The Differences In These Ramen Seasonings
Two popular ramen seasonings, shio and shoyu, may sound similar, but their flavors are worlds apart. Here's everything you need to know about them.
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You Only Need 3 Ingredients To Make One Of France's Most Legendary Sandwiches
A legendary sandwich has reigned supreme in France for decades and is loved worldwide. And you only need three ingredients to make it.
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14 False Facts About Ramen You Thought Were True
Ramen, especially instant ramen, can be a quick, wholesome, and warming meal, but you may have heard plenty of myths about these noodles. Here's the truth.
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What Is A Japanese Izakaya And What Kind Of Food Can You Order At One?
The Japanese izakaya experience is a super fun way to eat and drink, but what exactly does it entail, and what does the food menu look like?
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15 Of The Best Non-Pasta Sauces That Will Seriously Upgrade Spaghetti
When serving spaghetti, there are plenty of options beyond using an Italian pasta sauce. Here are some great options from around the world.
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The Key Difference Between Pork Buns And Dumplings
You may only know that both are delicious, but when it comes to dumplings versus pork buns there is a lot to learn. Here's the most important difference.
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The Secret To Better Toad In The Hole For Spice Lovers
For the uninitiated, toad in the hole is an English dish in which sausage is engulfed in batter. For an upgraded version, here are the best sausages to try.
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The University Of Chicago's Wholesome Hanukkah Food Debate
The University of Chicago chapter of Hillel, a Jewish campus life organization, started a tradition where, each year, it holds a wholesome Hanukkah food debate.
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In Greenland, A Traditional Christmas Feast Features Some Unusual Meat
Christmas dinner feasts around the world have a lot of variation. In Greenland, they include some meats that aren't so typical outside the country.
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The Decadent Costco Meal You Can Only Find In France
If you've ever been in an international Costco location, you know how exciting it is to look at the regional specialties that differ from your local store.
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