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How Lunch Became a Pile of Bologna

December 27, 2016December 15, 2016 0 Comments

(via Eater) How we feel about bologna reveals something about ourselves. We reminisce about the sandwiches our parents made —

(via Neatorama) Pretzels, tomatoes and ice cream… where did they come from? And… how did they find their way to

(via mental_floss) The sweet and striped shepherd’s hooks can be found just about everywhere during the holiday season. It’s time

(via delishably) True sugar cookies require a leavening agent—a baking substance that, when mixed with liquids and bolstered by the

(via mental_floss) This Christmas, you might find yourself elbow-deep in frosting and candy canes, trying to construct a gingerbread house

(via Amusing Planet) A small coastal plain, some 30 kilometers southwest of the city of Almeria, Spain, has developed the

(via Great Big Story) Want to bulk up like a sumo wrestler? Try chanko nabe, an ancient Japanese dish that

(via Quartz) One of the best gifts we can give ourselves and those we love is a great meal. Whether

(via mental_floss) Ever wonder who is behind the names of your favorite fast food joints? Now you can put a face

(via Retronaut)Pasta, an Italian staple, was first recorded in Sicily in the 12th century, a few centuries after Arabs brought

(via Atlas Obscura) Over the past three decades, Steve Harwin, who owns Diversified Diners in Akron, Ohio, has refurbished and

(via Popular Mechanics) Fresh herbs can be a glorious addition to any meal. They taste great, are healthful, and can