The Country That's Considered The Coffee Capital Of The World
Finland is a small country that doesn't even produce its own coffee beans. But coffee is a way of life there — here's why it's such a rich part of the culture.
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15 Unique Holiday Desserts From Around The World
Desserts and the holiday season go hand-in-hand. From Australia to Portugal, check out the unique holiday desserts from countries and cultures around the world.
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14 Easter Food Traditions From Around The World
Easter is celebrated around the world and many countries have traditional dishes that are served. Here are some of the foods that mark this special holiday.
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15 Delicious Meat Pies Found Around The World
Meat pies are those ubiquitous packets of scrumptiousness that seem to appear in cultures all over the world. So, here are 15 of them that you need to try.
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What Makes Finnish Meat Pie Stand Out From The Rest?
What's not to love about pie? Well, the people of Finland have a delicious twist on their native version, and it all lies in the dough.
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Coffee Pods Vs. Beans: What's The Difference?
Coffee pods have become popular in recent years, but some still swear by freshly ground beans: Here's the difference.
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What Is A Baby Guinness (And Does It Even Involve Beer)?
It looks like a shot of Guinness, so you'd be forgiven for thinking that's what a Baby Guinness is. But there's not a drop of the Irish stout in sight.
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Finland's Buzziest Sustainable Beer Is Brewed With Goose Poop
Goose poop might be the furthest thing from your mind when you think about beer, but it could be the future of sustainability. Here's how it's used.
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The British Origins Of Dry January
The new year is a time to make changes. In an attempt to be healthy, many partake in Dry January and abstain from alcohol. This sober month has British origins.
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The Scandinavian Tradition Of Putting 'Bread Cheese' In Coffee
If your regular creamer isn't cutting it in your morning brew, consider adopting the Scandinavian tradition of putting 'bread cheese' in coffee.
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What To Do With Leftover Salmon
If you find yourself with leftover salmon, there are numerous ways you can use the tasty fish as part of other recipes and meals. Check out these great ideas.
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Can Vegans Eat Insects?
Have you ever wondered whether vegans can eat insects? This is everything you could ever hope to know about the prospect of meatless eaters consuming bugs.
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Noma's Nordic Food Manifesto Completely Revolutionized The Region's Culinary Identity
In addition to inviting and fostering international attention, Noma's Nordic food manifesto completely revolutionized the region's culinary identity.
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Controversial Ways People Use Ketchup
People use ketchup in myriad ways but there are certain uses of the famous table condiment that may surprise, illuminate, and in some cases, stir controversy.
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Chef Warns Not To Make These Mistakes When Cooking Crab Legs
Crab legs are delicious, but cooking them is easier said than done, especially if you're new to them. Here are the mistakes our resident chef warns to avoid.
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Stir-Frying Your Leftover Pasta Is The Best Way To Bring It Back To Life
If you end up making too much pasta, you have a chance to create a unique dish with remaining pasta that tastes intentional. Try a stir-fry take with leftovers.
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14 Red Flags To Look Out For When Eating At A Vietnamese Restaurant
Like all cuisines, there are wrong ways to do Vietnamese food. We've collected some top red flags you should look out for in Vietnamese restaurants.
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18 Lesser-Known Berries You Need To Try
When we think of berries, a few common varieties come to mind, like strawberries and raspberries, but there are many other types of berry you should try.
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10 Mountain Dew Flavors We Wish Would Return
Between seasonal flavors, cross-brand collaborations, and fan voting competitions, many Mountain Dew flavors are now extremely rare and highly coveted.
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The Crunchy Sugar Bakers Adore For Adding Texture
If you're an amateur baker, you might already have a few different kinds of sugar in your pantry. But according to the pros, Swedish pearl sugar is essential.
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13 Of The Best Vegan Mayo Brands You Can Buy
Vegan mayo has so many varieties that it can be tricky to know where to start. Here's a list to help you guide you into picking a brand you'll love!
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Here's Why You're Craving Pickles
Pickles are not just for pregnant women -- many people can't help but reach for a jar of pickles to satisfy their craving. But why do we want them so badly?
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A Wendy's Foie Gras Burger Was A Real Thing (In Japan)
Considered a delicacy in some areas, foie gras is also one of the most controversial foods. Believe it or not, it was once featured on Wendy's menu in Japan.
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The World Drinks A Truly Vast Quantity Of Coffee Every Day
Learn the astonishing amount of coffee consumed globally each day. It’s no wonder this beloved beverage is ranked among the most-traded commodities by volume.
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Banana Coffee Is Having A Moment On Social Media (But It's Not Really That Special)
A new coffee trend has been sweeping Instagram and TikTok, making waves among the younger crowd: banana coffee. Here's how you can make it even better.
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Cloudberries Are Whimsical Fruits That You'll Be Lucky To Try
If you're someone who's always searching for new taste experiences, you should know about cloudberries, the whimsical fruits that you'll be fortunate to try.
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The Norwegian Tower Cake Made To Hide A Bottle Of Champagne Inside
Enjoying desserts from different cultures is a fun way to feel like you're part of a secret. This Norwegian cake is delicious and hides a secret inside.
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Mulled Wine Vs. Glögg: What's The Difference?
You may have heard of these spiced and boozy winter beverages, but what's the difference between mulled wine and glögg? We've got the answers here.
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The TikTok Pasta Gordon Ramsay Actually Likes
Chef Gordon Ramsay is known for giving his honest opinion about recipes, and sometimes it isn't exactly nice. This pasta from TikTok, though, has him raving.
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The Delicate Nordic Burger That's Made From Reindeer
Trying cuisines from around the world is a highlight of traveling. Next time you're in the Arctic Circle, be sure to try this Nordic burger made from reindeer.
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