The Truly Unique Name British People Call Canned Whipped Cream
Even if you're aware that British people call things by different names than Americans, you might not be prepared for how they refer to canned whipped cream.
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Durian Cake: The Delicious Treat Made From A Super Smelly Ingredient
If you've ever smelled durian, then you know it's one super stinky fruit. So how could it make for such a delicious cake? Here's how some bakers do just that. -
14 Fritters From Around The World That You Need To Order
Throughout history, humans have been frying just about everything. Check out our list of 14 fritters from around the world that you need to order. -
Dragon's Beard Candy Is A Delectable Chinese Treat With Royal Origins
Certain food traditions have roots back as far as we can remember. Dragon's Beard Candy is a Chinese sweet treat that dates back to the Han Dynasty. -
Taiwanese Soy Paste Is A Game-Changing Oyster Sauce Alternative
Taiwanese soy paste may be the condiment you never knew you needed. It's a great oyster sauce alternative and adds that elusive umami boost to most dishes. -
Canned Full English Breakfast Is Actually A Thing
A traditional full English breakfast includes tomatoes, mushrooms, baked beans, black pudding, pork sausage, bacon, fried bread, and fried eggs. -
Here's What It Means When Meat Is Prepared 'Al Pastor'
You've seen 'Al Pastor' on many menus and most likely as a choice for tacos. So what exactly is it? Here's the brief history of this beloved Mexican meat. -
How Norway Came To Fall In Love With The Humble Hot Dog
Norwegians are almost as obsessed with their hot dogs as we are here in the U.S. -- so much so that they've become the country's national snack. -
French Cake Salé Deliciously Toes The Line Between Bread And Cake
Not your typical sweet cake, this French cake salé instead incorporates savory elements for a versatile treat. Here's everything you need to know. -
What Is English Clotted Cream, Exactly?
Clotted cream is simply a type of cream that's been thickened over heat, unlike whipped cream, which is thickened via, well, whipping it naturally. -
What Exactly Is Irn-Bru, And What Does It Taste Like?
Irn-Bru is a Scottish soft drink with a unique flavor. Read about its history, ingredients, and why so many Scots think it has a peculiar orange taste. -
The White Truffle Ice Cream With A Record-Breaking Price Tag
Cellato's Italian white truffle gelato is such a decadent dessert, it holds the current Guinness World Record for the most expensive ice cream you can buy. -
Namelaka: The Japanese Chocolate Cream That Rivals Any Ganache
Namelaka is a chocolate ganache-like cream that was created by Japanese pastry chefs. Try whipping up this sweet topping the next time you bake a cake. -
A Deep Dive Into Ynyshir: One Of Britain's Best And Most Controversial Restaurants
While the food has won near-universal praise, Ynyshir's equally intense approach to the dining experience has resulted in some unsavory headlines. -
Thuringer Is A Tangy German Sausage That Packs A Punch
Thuringer is a bit like summer sausage, but has its own unique and tangy flavor. If you can get your hands on some, here's why it's worth trying. -
Vada Pav: The Plant-Based Mumbai Street Burger Everyone Should Try Once
Vada Pav is a wildly popular plant-based Mumbai street burger that's remained popular since the 1960s. If you get a chance, you should try it. -
Filipino Vinegar Is The Pantry Staple You Didn't Know You Needed
If you're on the hunt for a versatile condiment that can perk up just about any dish, consider adding Filipino vinegar to your pantry staples. -
Moroccan Camel Burgers Are A Uniquely Flavored Street Food Staple
While many Americans are used to enjoying a traditional beef burger, camel burgers are a uniquely flavored street food staple for Moroccan diners. -
'Cherry Blossom Meat' Is A Delicacy In Japan, But What Is It Exactly?
Find out just what exactly this regionally appreciated and unique type of meat is, what it has to do with springtime flowers, and where you can get some. -
What Makes Soufflé Omelets So Unique?
If you want to elevate your omelet game, try making the unique and fluffy soufflé omelet. It's not as difficult as you think and its airy texture is stunning. -
Canned Alligator Is A Real Thing, But What Is It Used For?
A staple in Southern and Cajun dishes, dishes that feature alligator aren't as uncommon as you think. Which is perhaps why you can find alligator in a can. -
The Wet Istanbul Burgers That You'll Need Some Napkins To Eat
Istanbul's islak burgers are the perfect treat after a night out - as long as you're prepared to make a bit of a mess. -
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. -
How Japanese A5 Wagyu Beef Receives The Highest Grade In Its Class
Understanding what makes A5 Wagyu so special means understanding all the criteria it must fit in to be considered the best. This is why Japanese Wagyu is best. -
Korean Doenjang Is The Secret To Adding A Savory Twist To Pasta
Bored of the same old pasta? Try adding doenjang, a savory Korean ingredient made of fermented soybeans. Here's how to incorporate it into your dishes. -
How To Keep Shirataki Noodles From Having That Super Rubbery Texture
Shirataki noodles, also known as konjac noodles, are a low-calorie alternative to pasta. But just how should you cook the so-called miracle noodles? -
15 Canadian Comfort Foods Everyone Should Try
It's famous for its bacon and maple syrup, but there's a lot more to Canada's cuisine. Here are some delicious Canadian comfort foods that everyone should try.
