Author: Holly Malone
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Pepperoni Pizza is Actually Salami Pizza: A Slice of Culinary Confusion
Ah, the pepperoni pizza—a staple of American cuisine, adored by kids and adults alike. But have you ever wondered why, when you order a “pepperoni pizza” in the United States, you’re served a pie adorned with spicy slices of what seems like salami? The answer lies in a delicious mix-up that has become an integral…
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The Baymax Dance Phenomenon
@itsakidearest Tokyo Disneyland has a secret I bet none of ya’ll knew about #japan#japanese #japantravel #japantokyo #tokyodisneyland #baymax #japandisney #tokyodisneysea #tokyodisney #disneycastle #japanese #japancreator #japaninfluencer #influencerjapan #creatorjapan #youtubejapan #japanyoutube #traveljapan #bigherosix #bighero6 #bighero6theseries #disneyworld #disneygram ♬ original sound – Akidearest Not a single one of you knew about this, I’m betting everything I own…
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Happy Chanooka from Smokey Robinson
Move over, Mariah Carey, there’s a new holiday sensation in town, and his name is Smokey Robinson. The Motown maestro, known for crooning soulful tunes that make your heart sway, has recently made headlines for a Chanukah message gone hilariously wrong. Forget about his smooth vocals; it’s his tongue-twisting mishap that’s breaking the internet. The…
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What’s the Difference Between Sweden and Switzerland?
It’s a tale as old as time – or at least as old as Ikea furniture instructions. People from every nook and cranny of the globe are in a perpetual state of befuddlement when it comes to distinguishing between the charming lands of Sweden and Switzerland. It’s like trying to differentiate a croissant from a…
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Which Cheese is used in French Onion Soup?
In the realm of comfort foods, few dishes evoke the same level of warmth and satisfaction as the classic French Onion Soup. A steaming bowl filled with caramelized onions, rich broth, and a crown of gooey, melted cheese—this culinary masterpiece has delighted taste buds for centuries. As we embark on a journey to uncover the…
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Oyster’s Rockefeller was Named For the Opulence, not that Rockefeller was involved
In the enchanting saga of culinary delights, Oysters Rockefeller stands as a chapter of both historical intrigue and palate-pleasing opulence. It was the late 1800s in the vibrant city of New Orleans, where Jules Alciatore, the culinary maestro at Antoine’s, faced an unexpected challenge—there was a shortage of snails, a key ingredient in their signature…
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Do Figs Have Bugs in Them?
Greetings, enthusiasts of figgy delights and culinary exploration! Join me on a factual journey through the intriguing world of figs, where we uncover the truth behind wasp tales and the crunchy bits that add a delightful twist to every bite. Wasp-Assisted Pollination Certain fig varieties engage in a unique pollination process involving wasps. These…
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Are Giraffes Dinosaurs?
In the latest TikTok trend, users are questioning the evolutionary history of giraffes, asking the seemingly bizarre question: Are giraffes modern-day dinosaurs? Giraffes, those graceful giants with long necks and spotted coats, have become the subject of viral curiosity on social media. The trend has led to a flurry of questions, debates, and even some…
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Why Isn’t All Laundry Detergent In Flat Strips?
So, folks, have you ever pondered the mysteries of laundry detergent? I mean, it’s right up there with crop circles and why socks always disappear in the laundry. But here’s the scoop – I’ve stumbled upon something that’s about to change the way you look at laundry forever. Hold on to your lint rollers, because…
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Somebody Made Gay Nutcrackers for Christmas
Get ready to unwrap a tale that’s not only festive but also fantastically unique. In a world of traditional holiday decorations, there’s a delightful twist that’s bound to warm your heart and bring a smile to your face. Imagine strolling through a wonderland of holiday ornaments, sipping cocoa, when you stumble upon something truly exceptional…