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Which Green Bean Casserole Is the Best?

Feeding the Candidates, Fueling the Polls

What it’s like hosting a high-profile political figure at your restaurant, photo ops and all

How Women Used Cookbooks to Fight for Their Right to Vote

Great Jones’ Color-Popping Bakeware Is up to 30% Off

Rescuing the Bocce Ball

How Mexico City’s Panadería Rosetta Bakes Up to 500 Pan de Muerto Daily

For Día de Muertos, chef Elena Reygadas pulls out all the stops — including totomoxtle — at her beloved bakery

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Roni Rolls Still Fuel Appalachia

The pepperoni roll reigns supreme in West Virginia, western Pennsylvania, and the Rust Belt, but the unassuming dish is at home anywhere people appreciate greasy, salty meat stuffed in bread

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6 Last Minute Costume Ideas for the Extremely Online Food Freak

Yes, you should be dressing as the eggs from ‘The Substance’ this Halloween

Why Everyone Needs a Kitchen Lamp

Actually, Candy Corn Is Great

Chrome Is the Modernist Medieval Tabletop Trend for Fall

A French Onion Soup Recipe Made Simple But No Less Hearty

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‘La Cocina’ Shows the Ugly Side of Restaurant Kitchens

Writer and director Alonso Ruizpalacios discusses why glossy food porn had no place in his new restaurant-set drama

The Ambitious Agenda of Netflix’s ‘Culinary Class Wars’

Actually, Spaghetti Is the Scariest Food

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The Birth of the Cannoli Bar

I’m Baby Wants to Bring Dyke Drag to Lesbian Bars Across the Country

The Eater App Is Here

Download Eater’s brand-new app to eat like an expert, wherever you are

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The Cake Picnic Criss-Crossing the Nation Arrives in New York

The Best Mushroom Recipes, According to Eater Staff

My Go-To Japanese Chef’s Knife Is Only $30 Right Now

What’s the Shelf Life of My Halloween Candy?

McDonald’s Quarter Pounders Sicken Dozens in E. coli Outbreak

This Mezcal Company Is Drawing on Four Generations of Ancestral Methods

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The Eater Guide to the Heartland

Take a bite out of the often hearty, sometimes humble, always heartfelt cuisine of flyover country

A Stuffed Poblano Pepper Recipe That Uses Up Leftover Rice

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Candy City: Exploring the Candy Shops of New York

The Best Cauldrons — er, Dutch Ovens — for Soup Season, Tested

In Search of the Ultimate Sazerac

Why Does It Feel Like There’s Listeria in Everything?

Spot Your Fellow Food Freaks With Eater’s All-New Merch

Shop Eater’s brand-new store and let the world know you’re the one to ask where to eat

Holding Ourselves as Food Media Accountable