The Quirky Island-Style Beer Brand Owned By Jimmy Buffett
In addition to his very successful music career, Jimmy Buffet did well in the food business. There is a beer brand he started that fits his lifestyle.
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This Nerdy Sitcom Character Once Had Their Own Froot Loops-Like Cereal
Television shows often produce all kinds of merchandise for their fans. There was a cereal, similar to Fruit Loops that was launched for a nerdy character.
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This Old-School New Orleans Restaurant Took Anthony Bourdain Back To His Roots
New Orleans is one of the world's great food cities with many great restaurants. Anthony Bourdain visited one that reminded him of his start in cooking.
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Rejoice, The Bear Fans: FX Just Dropped A Surprise Episode Ahead Of Season 5
Fans of the FX series "The Bear" still have a little while to wait before the new season airs, but a bonus prequel episode was dropped to tide them over.
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Tony: Everything We Know So Far About The Anthony Bourdain Biopic
The trailer for "Tony" was just released; the film hits theaters this August, focusing on two chapters from Bourdain's book "Kitchen Confidential."
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This George Foreman Grill Boasts 10,000 5-Star Reviews And Is Made For Small Kitchens
The George Foreman line of grills is popular and very useful. There is one that has more than 10,000 five-star reviews on Amazon and has a small footprint.
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Giada De Laurentiis Adores These Canned Tomatoes Above All Others
Making your own tomato sauce at home offers plenty of flavor options. Celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis prefers these canned tomatoes above all others.
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The 9 Greatest Food Shows No One Seems To Remember
Television cooking shows started long before the existence of the Food Network. Some are memorable, but here are nine great ones that you may not recall.
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The Pasta Dish Anthony Bourdain Said Could Be 'The Greatest Thing In The History Of The World'
Anthony Bourdain was the personification of 'will travel for food.' He once tried a dish that he said may be "the greatest thing in the history of the world."
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Anthony Bourdain Said This Was 'Probably The Single Worst Thing' He Ever Ate
It takes a lot to make Anthony Bourdain turn away from a second bite. But he once declared this dish "probably the single worst thing" he's ever eaten.
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Bobby Flay's Fruity Hack Is The Secret To Better Grilling
Bobby Flay knows his way around a grill, so if he has some advice, you'd better listen, and this delicious tip is absolutely not an exception.
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How Ree Drummond Makes Her Chocolate Sheet Cake So Rich
A delicious chocolate sheet cake can steal the show at any get-together, but it'll be even more delectable if you use this stellar method like Ree Drummond.
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Jimmy Buffett Had This Chocolate Candy Bar On His Backstage Rider (But With A Twist)
Musicians have a list of items they prefer to have when traveling for shows, which can get quite specific. Jimmy Buffett wanted this chocolate candy bar.
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The '90s McDonald's Ad Steven Spielberg Wanted Turned Into A Film
Here's how an early 1990s McDonald's commercial inspired Steven Spielberg so much that he asked the ad's creators to make a movie out of it.
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10 Popular Food Competition Shows, Ranked Worst To Best
It feels like cooking shows dominate TV these days, but which are worth a watch? We’ve ranked some of the top shows based on viewership, star power, and flair.
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Martha Stewart's Favorite Cookbook Of All Time Is Hands Down A Classic
In her incredible career, Martha Stewart has published a plethora of cookbooks. However, her favorite is not one of hers, but a classic of the genre.
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Lucille Ball's Retro Salad Dressing Recipe Wasn't Complete Without This Condiment
Lucille Ball was an iconic comic actor and television star who could also cook. She made an old-school salad dressing that use a common condiment.
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John Wayne's Favorite Way To Cook Cornbread Was Made For Cowboys
John Wayne was a legendary actor and, as it turns out, a pretty good cook. He had a method for baking cornbread that was very much in cowboy style.
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Martha Stewart's Secret For Making Cloudy Stainless Steel Shine Again
Stainless steel can be tricky to clean, but Martha Stewart, as often, has the answer. There is secret she uses to get stainless steel shiny.
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10 Indiana Diners, Drive-Ins And Dives Restaurants That Guy Fieri Loved
Guy Fieri has tried many places on "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives," but some Indiana eateries stand out. Here's 10 stops from the Hoosier State that Fieri loved.
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13 Comforting Cooking Shows To Watch With Your Netflix Subscription
Calling all foodies! Take note of your Netflix subscription. Here are a baker's dozen cooking shows available to comfort you through any season.
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Marilyn Monroe Loved These Old-School Cookbooks So Much – Her Copies Are Worth A Fortune
Marilyn Monroe was an icon who left her mark on society in a major way, but that doesn't make the hefty price tag her cookbooks sold for any less shocking.
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The Memorable Moment Martha Stewart Threw Shade At A Food Network Executive
Martha Stewart may be a beloved celebrity chef, but that doesn't mean she doesn't have her moments. She once threw shade at a Food Network executive.
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Anthony Bourdain Created A Gourmet Chocolate Bar - Here's What Happened To It
Anthony Bourdain had an incredible career as a celebrity chef and TV personality. He also once created a gourmet chocolate bar that had an interesting story.
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Ray Charles' Favorite Chicken-Fried Steak Might Have Been From This Breakfast Chain
Ray Charles's historic career took him all over the world, so you'll be surprised when you learn where his favorite chicken-fried steak might have come from.
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The Ree Drummond-Approved Way To Serve Easter Ham
Don't start prepping your Easter ham until you read about this incredible method that Ree Drummond uses because it will make you change how you cook.
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6 Baking Shows Worth Watching, And 3 To Skip
Baking shows seem to be everywhere now, so if you're wondering which ones to binge, we have you covered. Plus a few that simply aren't worth your time.
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