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Cheese It Up

Cheese It Up

January 20 is National Cheese Lovers Day. There are over 2,000 different types of cheeses that can be enjoyed alone or added to other dishes. Discover and taste a new cheese today!


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Peach Melba

Classic French Peach Melba

The Peach Melba is creamy and cool, prepared simply with vanilla ice cream, sugared peaches, and raspberry sauce. If you have never enjoyed the internationally famous and beloved Peach Melba, you need to try it!


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Pot of Beans

Pot of Beans

Around the world, beans are a commonly eaten food. Beans also have a quality nutritional composition and can improve people’s long-term health and diets who regularly eat beans. Learn how to soak and cook dried beans.


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Baking Soda

National Baking Soda Day

Baking soda is a white powder with a naturally alkaline (base) chemical composition. When combined with an acidic ingredient the reaction creates carbon dioxide, which causes the baked good to rise.


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Pfeffernusse

Pfeffernusse

The name pfeffernusse means “pepper nuts.” The pepper part refers to the white pepper that is added to the dough, which gives these cookies a very unique and flavorful touch. The nuts part refers to their walnut-like shape.


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Dipped in Chocolate

December 16 is all about chocolate because it is Chocolate Covered Anything Day. The day provides the perfect excuse to eat chocolate, whether dark chocolate, milk chocolate, or white chocolate.


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