What Are The Origins Of Brunch?

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What Are The Origins Of Brunch?

The origins of brunch are somewhat unclear, but it is believed to have originated in the late 19th century in England. At that time, brunch was a meal usually served to wealthy individuals after a morning of hunting or other leisure activities. It typically included a combination of breakfast and lunch foods, as well as alcoholic beverages like champagne or cocktails.

By Lina Martinez

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What Is Topgolf?

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What Is Topgolf?

Topgolf is a sports entertainment company that operates golf-themed entertainment complexes. The company was founded in the United Kingdom in 2000 and has since expanded to multiple locations across the United States, Canada, Mexico, Australia, and the United Arab Emirates.

By Gabe Bilbao

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Is Invisibility A Thing?

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Is Invisibility A Thing?

Invisibility, in the sense of being able to make an object or person completely invisible to the naked eye, is not currently possible with our current technology and understanding of physics.

By Gabe Bilbao

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Is A Taco A Sandwich?

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Is A Taco A Sandwich?

The question of whether a taco is a sandwich is a matter of debate and largely depends on how one defines a sandwich. If the hinge makes it a no, then the debate is over. However…

By Jerry Mooney

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Recipe For Eggplant Parmigiana

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Recipe For Eggplant Parmigiana

As a young man I was a vegetarian. Many “meat substitutes” were underwhelming. Eggplant parmigiana wasn’t a meat substitute as much as a delicious alternative to chicken parm.

Here's a recipe for classic eggplant parmigiana:

By Jerry Mooney

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Is The Smell Of Coffee Healthy?

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Is The Smell Of Coffee Healthy?

While the smell of coffee can be pleasant and invigorating for some people, there is no scientific evidence to suggest that it has any direct health benefits. However, some studies have suggested that drinking coffee, rather than just smelling it, may have some health benefits when consumed in moderation.

By Sharon Jones

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New York Cheesecake

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New York Cheesecake

I can still remember the first time I tried cheesecake. It sounded gross and I didn’t want any. When I did, though, I was transported. Here’s a recipe so you, too, can experience this sensual delight.

By Jerry Mooney

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Pils vs Hefeweizen

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Pils vs Hefeweizen

Hefeweizen and pils are two types of beer originating from Germany, but they have some distinct differences in flavor, appearance, and brewing process.

By Brian McKay

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What Is Käsespätzle?

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What Is Käsespätzle?

When I was an exchange student in Germany, my host mother made delicious foods I had never even heard of, including Käsespätzle. I asked her if she would teach me to make it. She replied matter-of-factly: no. She explained that I could learn the recipe if I had been her daughter, but as a male exchange student, there was no way. She didn’t anticipate the internet, however. Here is a Käsespätzle recipe:

By Jerry Mooney

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Why Easter Eggs?

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Why Easter Eggs?

The tradition of hunting Easter eggs is believed to have originated from pagan spring festivals that celebrated the renewal of life and the coming of spring. The egg, which symbolizes new life and rebirth, was incorporated into these festivals as a symbol of the season.

By Jerry Mooney

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Remember Hot Wheels?

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Remember Hot Wheels?

Growing up I spent hours crawling around on the floor, squinting at my Hot Wheels cars and pretending to be a racecar driver or driving a get-away car in a heist (I’m not a criminal mind. I just imagined scenes to race my toy cars). I tried to make loops with the plastic tracks, which also doubled as swords (ask my sister) for floppy sword fights.

By Gabe Bilbao

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What Is A Third Place And Why Is It Important?

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What Is A Third Place And Why Is It Important?

The concept of a "third place" refers to a social setting that is distinct from the home (first place) and the workplace (second place). A third place is typically a community gathering spot where people can socialize, relax, and engage in activities outside of their daily routine.

By Jerry Mooney

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