'Indulgent' Names Get People to Eat More Veggies
“Twisted citrus-glazed carrots” will beat out “smart-choice vitamin C citrus carrots" almost every time.
“Twisted citrus-glazed carrots” will beat out “smart-choice vitamin C citrus carrots" almost every time.
It's been owned by the same family since 1840.
In many cases, you can predict the color of an egg based not on the hen's feather coloring, but by their earlobe coloring.
“I can’t tell you how many times people have said, ‘I have a cut on my arm, should I put moldy bread on it?’”
Let the meat sweats ensue.
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Don't let your leftover rosemary get dry and flavorless.
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The coffee chain may soon embrace caffeine-lovers' favorite life hack.
One in three people toss bananas at the first sight of browning.
Sun's out, hamburger buns out.
People are slicing and dicing their hands, along with their fruit.
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If you're hitting a boardwalk or beach, you'd better know where the nearest taffy shop is.
In 1990, the company filled up over 700,000 cans with a foul-smelling and horrible-tasting water—on purpose.