How A Happy Accident Became What We Know As The Modern Teabag
Tea is quite possibly the most popular prepared beverage on Earth, with an astounding range of flavors and long history, but what about those little bags?
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What Medieval Peasants Really Ate In A Day
Medieval peasants were contending with the Black Death and the Crusades, and much of what they ate in a day was a reflection of what they had on hand.
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Christmas Traditions People Used To Follow 100 Years Ago
The 1920s ushered in new Christmas traditions but also borrowed heavily from the past. Here are Christmas traditions that were popular 100 years ago.
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Russia Didn't Consider Beer To Be An Alcoholic Beverage Until 2011
Russia didn't consider beer to be an alcoholic beverage until 2011. Before that, it was considered "foodstuff."
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The Messed-Up Truth About Star Trek's Klingons
The devotees of Kahless are much more nuanced than you might expect, so let's take a deep dive into the messed-up truth about Star Trek's Klingons.
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Dark Secrets Of Theme Parks Revealed
When it comes to theme parks, there are plenty of less-than-fun-filled parts of the funfair story. These are the dark secrets of theme parks revealed.
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The Untold Truth Of Ginger Rogers
Ginger Rogers was known for her dancing skills and as Fred Astaire's main dancing partner. Like many celebrities, she had an interesting life.
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Movies You Should Definitely Never Watch While Eating
There are plenty of food scenes in movies, but there are also plenty of ... eating scenes in movies, as well. Some are so sickening that the movies they're in could be used as effective dieting techniques. Here are a few movies you should never watch while wielding a fork.
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Serial Killers Who Vanished And Were Never Found
Knowing a serial killer is on the loose and at large is frightening enough, but perhaps more terrifying are those who have vanished and were never found.
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The History Of Eggnog Explained
When we see the cartons of eggnog on grocery store shelves or the bottles of Very Olde Saint Nick at the liquor store, it might trick us into thinking the drink is a modern beverage, but, in truth, eggnog has several centuries worth of history. Check it out.
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The History Of The Drink Coaster
The ubiquitous drinks coaster sits humbly at your local bar waiting to hold your drink. Yet, the history of this little friend has to do with bugs and ads.
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Canadian Bartender's Last Request: 'Serve My Toes In Whiskey'
A bartender in Canada's Yukon territory, Captain Dick died in November 2019 at the ripe old age of 89, per the CBC. In fact, he was so ripe he was practically he was fermented. Though, that might be the alcohol talking -- specifically, the cocktail that will use his toes as a garnish.
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The History Of How The Classic Piña Colada Cocktail Got Its Name
Pina coladas are one of the world's most popular and well-known cocktails, but where did they actually come from? This is the history of how it got its name.
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Here's What Would Happen If Everyone On Earth Went Vegan
Imagine it: A vegan movement that captures the globe. Suddenly, no one eats any meat, seafood, eggs, cheese, butter, or milk. Sound impossible? Maybe not.
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The Scientific Reason Vodka Doesn't Freeze
Vodka doesn't freeze in the freezer, but why not? Here's the scientific reason vodka doesn't freeze, and why you shouldn't freeze some vodkas at all.
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Bizarre Traffic Laws Europeans Have To Follow
There are some incredibly strange driving laws in certain parts of the world. Here's a look at some of the most outlandish rules in various European countries.
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How Shirley Temple Really Felt About Her Signature Drink
Shirley Temple was a preternaturally talented individual, a film star by the age of 3, then a career as a diplomat. And with a namesake, non-alcoholic drink.
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The Untold Truth Of Boris Johnson
Depending on how interested you are in British politics, you might not have heard of Boris Johnson. Here's the backstory on Boris Johnson and all his antics.
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The Truth About How Johnny Appleseed Became A Folk Hero
While parts of the Johnny Appleseed myth are based in fact, there is much more to this folksy American legend than the storybook version allows.
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Ancient Inventions You Didn't Realize We Still Use Today
Some of the tools and contraptions you have used every day have been around longer than your great-great-great-grandparents. The ancients had some ideas so perfect that even now, nobody has thought of a better way to do it. Here are ancient inventions you didn't realize we still use today.
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The Most Dangerous Energy Drinks Ever Made
Energy drinks are in the top selling beverages worldwide but can have serious health risks. Is your favorite in this list of the most dangerous energy drinks?
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What It Was Like To Celebrate New Year's Eve 100 Years Ago
New Year's Eve is full of traditions that people from centuries ago followed, with some still followed today. Here are traditions from the 1920s.
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11 Mythological Figures Associated With Beer
Beer is one of the oldest drinks, so it's no surprise the beverage is also steeped in mythology.
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Does Absinthe Actually Cause Hallucinations?
As The Book of Absinthe describes, the ever-witty Oscar Wilde once said, "After the first glass of absinthe you see things as you wish they were. After the second you see them as they are not. Finally you see things as they really are, and that is the most horrible thing in the world."
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Why The Crucifixion Of Jesus Was Worse Than You Thought
Jesus is believed to have been crucified in the spring of A.D. 30 or A.D. 33, and his death was probably even more gruesome than you thought.
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The Science Behind The Bubbles In Your Beer
Maybe you had one of those teachers who would remind you that science is everywhere, if you take the time to look -- like at the foam on a glass of beer.
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Are Chai And Tea The Same Thing?
Perhaps in the United States, coffee in all its various forms reigns supreme, but a huge portion of the world prefers a cup of tea, second only to water.
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Bud Light's Super Bowl 2022 Commercial Features A Legendary Voice
The Super Bowl has once again brought fresh advertisements to viewers — and, this year, reintroduced an old song from a notable celebrity.
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The Untold Truth Of The Vending Machine Killer
Killers are even more terrifying when they use sneaky methods we don't see coming or when they pick their targets at random -- killing for the sake of killing.
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The Untold Truth Of McDonald's Evil Grimace
You may know him as an affable purple lump, but McDonald's Grimace made his debut in 1971 as something a little more sinister: Evil Grimace.
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