What's The Deal With The Marbles In Ramune Bottles?
Ramune is packaged in a distinctly shaped bottle with two compartments and a glass marble. It’s part of the drink’s identity, but what’s the marble for?
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Why The Egg Cream Has Such A Misleading Name
Egg creams may be so last century, but what were fans of the soda fountain favorite really drinking? Here's why the egg cream name is totally misleading.
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The Staggering Number Of Filet-O-Fish Sandwiches McDonald's Sells During Lent
Fish is a hot commodity during Lent and fast food chains like McDonald's take advantage of high demand. How many fish sandwiches does it usually sell?
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What's Halal Meat And What Makes It Different From Other Meat?
You may be familiar of the halal meat term but unaware that it is not a type of meat or the cut, but rather a specific process used for an important reason.
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The Classic Jambon-Beurre Sandwich Doesn't Just Use Any Old Ham
To make an excellent version of a sandwich as simple as this French three-ingredient classic, you know that the ingredients need to be something special.
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Anthony Bourdain's Hangover Cure Was Iconic (Even If It Might Not Work)
Put down the Pedialyte and walk away from the Alka-Seltzer. Give Anthony Bourdain's four-part hangover cure a shot next time you're feeling under the weather.
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The Georgia Dive Bar That Has One Former President's Face On Napkins All Over The Walls
Dive bars are quirky places, but few have a vibe that can rival this Georgia bar thanks to the huge amount of napkin art that is stuck to its walls.
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Why The Black And White Cookie Is A New York Thing
The black and white cookie has long been a New York City icon. As with all iconic foods, there are several reasons why this cookie has become so popular.
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How Hot Beef Sundaes Went From The Iowa State Fair To The Senate
Hot beef sundaes are a fun dish associated with the Iowa State Fair. Despite its humble origins, the dish has been served in the Capitol on two occasions.
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16 Vintage Cakes You Need To Make
From the cutesy, elaborate Lambeth cake to the boozy, layered Lane cake, these old-fashioned sweet treats are far too delicious to be forgotten.
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How To Fill Easter Eggs Without Using Any Candy
Easter doesn't have to be a candy-fueled holiday; there are many other things you can fill Easter eggs with besides candy and not all of them are edible.
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Can You Eat Rice During Passover?
While it is clear that chametz is forbidden during Passover, whether Jews can eat kitniyot, such as rice, during this religious holiday is more contested.
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The Best Time To Shop At Aldi For Freshly Restocked Shelves
With so many great deals to be found, Aldi shoppers will want to know the best day and time to visit their favorite store for freshly stocked products.
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Why Beer Was Once Not Classified As An Alcoholic Beverage In Russia
For some time, beer wasn't legally considered an alcoholic beverage in Russia. But why was this the case, and what changed?
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Here's How You Can Get Chicago Style Popcorn Without Traveling To The Windy City
Chicago's food notables include hot dogs, pizza, and Italian beef, but there's a snack that also deserves widespread love. Read all about Chicago style popcorn.
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How Easter Candy Became The Sweet Tradition We Know And Love
The arrival of spring is always a time of celebration, but it wouldn't be Easter without any candy. How did our Easter candy tradition become what it is today?
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Is Costco's Bakery Kosher?
Costco warehouse bakeries at some locations in the United States are certified kosher but not all of their products meet the certification requirements.
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10 Eid Dishes From Around The World
There are so many different people in countries and cultures around the world who celebrate Eid, so these are some of the most popular global Eid dishes.
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The Japanese Island Known For An Especially Sweet Onion
This island in Japan not only is home to one of the best growing environments for sweet onions, but it has unique history and fun activities for visitors.
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The Reason Mad Honey Makes You Hallucinate
Mad honey from Nepal and Turkey isn't named for the crazy risk takers who gather it from mountain cliffs, but for the hallucinations it can cause.
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Greek Yogurt Vs Skyr: Here's The Difference
Whie skyr and Greek yogurt are both thick, white, and creamy, one factor in the way that they are made sorts them into very different categories.
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The Fried Middle Eastern Treat That Martha Stewart Calls 'Irresistible'
When a culinary titan like Martha Stewart takes a liking to a food, you know it is something worth checking out. And these sweet treats are no different.
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What Came First, The Gummy Bear Or Worm? There Actually Is An Answer
Super popular gummy candies have a long history, but like the age-old question of the chicken and the egg, you may wonder if the worm or bear came first.
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Why Muslims Break Their Ramadan Fast With Dates
As Ramadan continues, let's discuss why many Muslims tend to break their fasts with dates, and what significance dates hold in Islamic culture.
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Does Guinness Beer Really Taste Better In Ireland?
Although Guinness beer made in Ireland and America are the same, some claim they taste different and there's a fascinating reason why.
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Is Curbside Grocery Pickup Worth It?
While curbside pickup can be a convenient way to do grocery shopping, it has some drawbacks that may make you wonder if it's worth the perks.
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Which Beloved Items Are In Trader Joe's Hall Of Fame?
You may be surprised to learn that Trader Joe's has a Hall of Fame but for devoted fans of the chain will be able to guess which items were inducted.
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