Grass-Fed Vs Regular Bologna: How Do They Compare?
Yes, grass-fed bologna exists! It brings along with it some key differences when compared to classic bologna, and some changes to its nutritional profile.
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Bologna Vs Vienna Sausage: What's The Difference?
Bologna and Vienna sausage are often confused or thought of as the same thing, but they're each unique. Here's what sets them apart from each other.
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The Nostalgic Lamb Cake Got Its Start From A Pagan Tradition
The nostalgic lamb cake has become a part of Easter tradition for many. But you might be surprised to learn that it got its start from a Pagan tradition.
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The All American Dessert President Calvin Coolidge Topped With Pork
U.S. Presidents may be powerful people, but they enjoy a good treat like anyone else, and that includes former commander-in-chief Calvin Coolidge.
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This Rare Ecuadorean Dark Chocolate Is Some Of The Most Expensive In The World At Nearly $300 Per Ounce
Expect to shell out hundreds of dollars for a chance to sample this rare Ecuadorean dark chocolate. Here's why even a small amount is so expensive.
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Salsa Vs Picante Sauce: Is There A Difference?
Salsa and picante sauce are found side-by-side in the same aisle at the supermarket. Is there a difference between them, or are they basically the same thing?
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Orange Juice Ice Cubes Are The Elegant Way To Up Your Mimosa Game
Freezing store-bought or homemade orange juice into ice cubes can give your mimosas a fun upgrade. Here are some tips to make the best orange juice ice cubes.
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5 Classic Fast Food Chicken Sandwiches You Can Still Order Today
While some of our favorite fast food menu items have been discontinued, we're grateful that these five classic chicken sandwiches are still up for grabs.
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How To Properly Store Fresh Yeast
If you like to use fresh yeast, it's important to know how to preserve it safely. Here's how to store it in both the fridge and the freezer.
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The One Place You Should Order Rocky Mountain Oysters In Denver
Rocky Mountain oysters are a delicacy in Colorado, so if you happen to be traveling to Denver and on the hunt for this dish, stop at this famous restaurant.
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Can You Order Bread A La Carte At Subway?
Subway's bread is an iconic part of the sandwich chain's delicious food. However, can you order just the bread on its own? Here's what to know before you try.
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Krispy Kreme's Founder Didn't Actually Create The Brand's Iconic Donut Recipe
Krispy Kreme doughnuts are one of a kind, and you might have wondered where its delicious recipe came from. Well, it wasn't the chain's founder.
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The NYC Food Market Where Everything Is Under $6
In New York City, you can find just about anything to eat, but it's probably going to cost you. That's why this $6 food market is such an amazing opportunity.
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The Ice Cream Capital Of The World Is Tucked Away In A Small Town In Iowa
Have you ever wondered which state produces the most ice cream? Here's how this small Iowa town became the ice cream capital of the world.
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How Much Added Water Is In 'Ham With Natural Juices'?
Many hams you can find at the store have the label "with natural juices," which means water has been added to it. But just how much water, exactly?
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New Mexico's State Cookie Belongs On Your Foodie Bucket List
New Mexico is home to a lot of unique culinary delights, but their state cookie is a classic standby that you need to try if you're ever in the region.
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The Proper Way To Store Homemade Lemon Bars
Lemon bars are delicious, but what's the right way to make them stay fresh longer? Here's how to store them in the fridge for maximum flavor.
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What Makes Japanese Beer Unique?
Americans may be more familiar with European and craft beers, but Japanese beer is delicious, and special. Let’s consider what makes Japanese beer unique.
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Does Hardee's Have Fish Sandwiches?
If you're participating in Lent, you can often find a fish sandwich at a fast food place. But does Hardee's have its own fish sandwich on the menu?
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Why You Should Be Wary Of Thin Asparagus
If you're buying thin asparagus presuming it's better than thick, you might want to think again. Those thin spears aren't always the best.
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The Popular Buc-Ee's Snack That Has Nothing To Do With Beavers — Despite Its Name
If you've ever visited a Buc-ee's on a roadtrip, you've probably seen (or at least heard of) this specialty snack. Here's why people love it so much.
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Krill Vs Shrimp: What's The Difference?
Krill and shrimp may have vaguely similar body shapes, but they're separated by a world of differences in terms of anatomy and human consumption.
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Does McDonald's Offer Any Senior Discounts For Customers?
Wondering if McDonald’s offers senior discounts? Here are the details on which ages qualify, the locations that particiapte, and eligible menu items.
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The Rise And Fall Of The Iconic (And Slightly Dangerous) McDonald's PlayPlace
PlayPlaces were wildly popular and an essential part of going to a McDonald's for kids in the '80s and '90s. So why are they significantly less prominent today?
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When To Use Thin, Medium, And Thick Asparagus In A Recipe
Asparagus might seem like an uncomplicated vegetable to tackle, but different sized stalks are ideally suited to different dishes and cooking styles.
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The Popular Etiquette Rule For Eating Asparagus In The 1950s
You might not think that eating asparagus requires any specific guidelines, but the etiquette surrounding the vegetable changed in the 1950s.
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Does Chick-Fil-A Use Pickle Juice In Its Chicken Batter?
If it looks like it, smells like it, and tastes like it, is it pickle juice? Here's the sauce on whether Chick-fil-A uses pickle juice in its chicken batter.
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