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In Tokyo’s Little Brazil, Nikkei Restaurants Serve Japanese Brazilian Food

As a train trundles north from the Japanese capital, through the nondescript concrete of greater Tokyo, you might catch a…

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Some of the World’s Best Whiskeys Are Coming From India

Over the past decade, Asia has become a thriving hub for whiskey distilling, with Japanese whisky, in particular, earning global…

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6 Under-$100 Ways to Upgrade Your Kitchen, According to a Designer

Since we all spend a decent amount of time in our kitchens, it should be a place we enjoy. But…

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As a Barista, This Is Why I Love My French Press

Straight to the Point Our favorite French press is the Fellow Clara. It has amazing heat retention and brews excellent…

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Shoppers Wish Their ‘Whole Floor Was Covered’ With Martha Stewart’s Plush Kitchen Mat That’s Now 57% Off

Cooking and baking, while fun, requires a lot of time standing in the kitchen. Our feet, our legs, and our…

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The Best 10 Kitchen Equipment Deals on Amazon Right Now, Including Vitamix, Breville, and Le Creuset

As people who test a lot of kitchen equipment—be it sous vide machines or pizza ovens—we’re also devoted to tracking…

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Le Creuset Secretly Slashed Prices for Summer, and Prices Start at Just $19

Every home chef knows the name Le Creuset. The French brand is well-known for its enameled cast iron cookware that’s…

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These Kentucky Teachers’ Lunches Are Big on FoodTok

Until recently, the most notable person connected to Johnson Central High School in Paintsville, Kentucky was probably Chris Stapleton, the…

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Wiconsin is the Only State in the USA That Requires a License for Cheesemaking

Marieke Penterman’s cheesemaking journey began with a calf.  After emigrating from the Netherlands to Thorp, Wisconsin, where her then-husband had…

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Tomato Bruschetta Recipe | Bon Appétit

There’s some built-in decision-making in this mostly classic bruschetta recipe from London’s iconic River Cafe. Will you go for French…

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