Make Sooji Halwa, The Gift That Keeps On Giving On Diwali
The festival of light is a celebration for five days. Sooji Halwa is known as the gift that keeps on giving during the these Diwali celebrations.
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Here's What America Thinks Is The Best Halloween Candy
After crunching the numbers and analyzing the data, here's what America thinks is the best Halloween candy (and it might not be the sweet you expect). -
The South Indian Snack That's Perfect For Diwali
Here's what you should know about the South Indian snack that's perfect for Diwali, including what to look for and how to eat the traditional treat. -
How Candy Apples Became A Halloween Fan-Favorite
When you bite into a delicious candy apple this Halloween, you're taking part in a tradition going back generations. The fan-favorite treat has a sweet history. -
A Beginner's Guide To Halal Food
Maintaining halal food practices is fundamental to being a devout Muslim. To better understand halal food, we've created the ultimate guide for beginners. -
Can You Eat Scrapple Raw?
If you've had scrapple, you might wonder if you can eat it raw, straight from the package. But to answer that question, we need to figure out what scrapple is. -
The Ultimate Guide To Pho
Pho is Vietnamese dish unique to each chef and locality, and the dish itself is constantly evolving. Here's what you should know about this flavorful fare. -
The Puerto Rican Dishes You Absolutely Need To Try
From plantains to roasted pork, these dishes will give you an insight into Puerto Rican cuisine and culture, as well as a craving for seconds. -
Facts You Should Know About Kombu
Kombu has been an important part of the Japanese diet for centuries thanks to its nutritional value and sustainability. But what exactly is it? -
The Place You Can Drink Out Of $25,000 Antique Bowls
Drinking out of a bowl or a cup that costs thousands of dollars is something many people never dare dream of -- but at this gallery in Japan, it's a reality. -
19 Facts You Should Know About Japanese Cuisine
Japanese cuisine is known for its striking presentation and fresh flavors, and it is respected around the world. Did you know these interesting facts about it? -
Why You Need To Seek Out These Food Experiences Before You Die
Partaking in new foods and experiences allow us to expand our culinary horizons. Here are some one-of-a-kind food experiences you won't want to miss out on. -
Unique National Food Holidays You Might Not Be Aware Of
There are plenty of food-based holidays that have been created by individuals and companies to celebrate a variety of treats. Here are some of the most unique. -
Why You Need To Try These Traditional Cuban Foods Before You Die
Cuba's cuisine is made of dishes with exciting and unique flavors, textures, and aromas. So, which traditional Cuban dishes should you make sure to try? -
Are Eggs Actually Considered Dairy?
The egg might appear to be a pretty simple food staple, but when it comes to categorizing it, things can get very complicated very, very quickly. -
13 Dishes You'll Only Find In Sweden
Sweden's cuisine features hearty and robust dishes that were influenced by the country's history and climate. Have you tried these notable Swedish foods? -
How Cajun Roux Differs From The Classic French Version
Whether it's étouffée, gumbo, or jambalaya, all of these specialties rely on Cajun roux for flavor. So how does this roux diverge from its French counterpart? -
The Reason Challah Is Round For Rosh Hashanah
Rosh Hashanah is a time for celebration, which includes making a special type of challah. Do you know the origin of its different shapes? -
The Secret Origins Of Decorating Easter Eggs
The celebration of Easter is closely associated with the dying and painting of eggs. But just how did the tradition of decorating them start? -
Champagne, Prosecco, And Sparkling Wine: What's The Difference?
The world of sparkling wines is expansive and complex. Here's a detailed guide on navigating the differences between Champagne, Prosecco, and all the rest. -
What's The Best Meat To Use In A Philly Cheese Steak?
Although you technically could use any type of meat in a Philly cheesesteak, ask Philadelphia natives what the best cut is, and you'll get one clear answer. -
13 Pies From Around The Globe That You're Definitely Sleeping On
Pies exist in many forms today. Many countries have their own unique recipes. Learning about them helps us to better understand people from all over the world. -
What Is King Cake?
A Mardi Gras staple, King Cake is colorful, delicious, and a bit unusual. It's often made from cinnamon and honey, and a small plastic baby is hidden inside. -
Sake Basics, Beyond The Bomb
Sake isn't merely a type of alcohol, but a beverage with a rich history and significant cultural complexity in Japan. Here are the basics to get you started. -
Do You Have A Midwestern Accent? Here's How To Tell
As much as you may think you don’t. You do. Just try saying Don and Dawn or cot and caught. Yes, that's your Midwestern showing. -
11 Little-Known Etiquette Rules You're Likely Breaking
These obscure rules of etiquette are often broken, but once you know them, you can become a more polite and proper person. -
Coronavirus Etiquette: How To Tip When Dining Out
How much should you tip when dining out during the coronavirus pandemic? Hint: It’s a lot more than just 15 percent.
