This Turkish Coffee House Is Among The Oldest In The World (And It's Still Open Today)
For some real historic cred on your next international trip, consider visiting this Turkish coffee house, which is among the oldest in the world.
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The 39-Cent Chicken Sliders From KFC That People Bought By The Bagful In The '80s
KFC once made waves back in the 1980s by selling super-cheap chicken sliders. The price and catchy commercials made customers buy them by the bagful.
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How Much Caffeine Is In Diet Coke And Why Is It More Than Regular Coke?
Diet Coke really does have more caffeine than regular Coke, but the actual difference between the two and the reasons why may be surprising.
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The Fancy Aldi Ground Beef That's Got Shoppers Confused
How foods are labeled make a huge impact on shoppers' perception of the product. This ground beef at Aldi is particularly perplexing to many shoppers.
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The Old-School Kitchen Gadget That's Become Completely Obsolete Over The Years
This retro egg gadget was once a potentially useful part of someone's kitchen toolkit, but nowadays it may serve more as a vintage décor item.
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Want Fresh McDonald's Fries? Try This Hack
For the freshest McDonald's fries possible, one simple ordering hack can get you a batch cooked on the spot, though there are points to remember.
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This Retro Coffee Grinder Needs To Make A Comeback In Modern Kitchens
One retro style of coffee grinder not only has vintage aesthetic cachet, but it can also be a practical workhorse addition to your kitchen lineup.
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People Were Outraged When Taco Bell Claimed To Buy This Historic Monument Back In The '90s
In the '90s, Taco Bell pulled an early publicity stunt by claiming it had purchased major American monument, pushing some into an indignant frenzy.
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Pumpkin Vs Apple Pie: Which Has More Fiber?
Both pumpkin and apple pie are beloved holiday favorites at many gatherings, but which of these two dessert classics has more fiber than the other?
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13 Menu Items You Should Skip At A Sushi Restaurant
Sushi is always a treat, but not everything on the menu is worth ordering. We consulted some experts on what sushi menu items they'd considering skipping.
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Why Most Aldi Stores Sell Produce This Way
Online reports indicate that Aldi is increasingly selling its produce in one particular way. Why would the discount grocer decide to go this route?
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The Fast Food Chain That Tried To Make Its Own Cereal Back In The '80s
Back in the '80s, sugary cereal tie-ins were quite the thing. One fast food chain still around today tried to get in on the game, but it didn't last.
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The Actual Difference Between Burger King's Whopper And Whopper Jr.
Burger King is famous for its Whopper and the smaller Whopper Jr. But what are the actual differences between these two fast food menu stalwarts?
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For The Best Pot Roast, Here's How Much Fat You Should Be Trimming Off The Meat
Pot roast usually calls for chuck, but how much fat should you trim off this cut of meat for the best results and a delicious, classic, hearty meal?
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Forget Williams Sonoma: Decorate Your Holiday Table For Less With These Stylish Plates From Dollar Tree
If you want to boost the autumnal vibes of your holiday table, Dollar Tree can come in clutch with stylish plates that rival Williams Sonoma specimens.
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A Cup Of This Legume Has Nearly Twice The Potassium Of A Banana
Bananas have plenty of potassium. Yet, you may be surprised to learn that one powerhouse legume packs in quite a bit more of this important nutrient.
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The Vintage Glass Jar You Should Look Out For At Thrift Stores
If you're a frequent shopper at thrift stores, then keep an eye out for this vintage glass jar that's both trendy and useful in your own kitchen.
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Does Drinking This Sort Of Tea Really Help With Gut Health?
Some teas are said to have multiple benefits for your health, including your gut. But does this particular tea variety really assist you there?
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Why Autumn Is Ina Garten's Absolute Favorite Time Of Year For Dessert
Celeb chef Ina Garten knows a thing or two about delicious desserts, which is a key factor in why autumn is her favorite season for these treats.
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You Can (And Should) Freeze Whipped Cream. Here's Why
Yes, you really can freeze whipped cream. In fact, it may be one of the best ways to preserve the food if you have leftovers. Here's how it works.
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Risotto Doesn't Have To Cook Forever: Try This Restaurant Technique
You might think risotto takes a ton of effort at the stove, but you can easily adapt a time-saving restaurant technique at home to make this dish.
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Why Is Mexican Bologna Illegal In The US?
It may sound strange, but it really is illegal to import Mexican bologna into the United States. The USDA says it's for a very good reason, however.
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This Olive Garden Menu From The '90s Is A Total Nostalgia Bomb
A '90s Olive Garden menu shared on social media is a nostalgic blast from the past, but it also reveals some interesting things about the chain.
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Whole Grain Bread Vs Whole Wheat: Is There Really A Nutritional Difference?
Whole grain and whole wheat bread sound pretty similar, but are they the same, and what sort of nutritional differences may separate the two?
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The BBQ Restaurant Red Flag You Simply Can't Overlook
BBQ restaurants can be excellent, but the bad ones will likely share one significant red flag that you simply shouldn't overlook after walking in.
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What To Store On Those Narrow Pantry Shelves
If you've got an older home or simply an unusually-shaped kitchen, you may have a pantry with oddly narrow shelves. Here's how you can best use them.
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This Discontinued Candy Cereal From The '80s Was A Dentist's Worst Nightmare
This candy-based cereal was a real thing back in the '80s, though not for long. Perhaps its sugary-sweet nature was part of the reason it was discontinued.
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