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While some in the West are squeamish, globally, it's more common than not.

In 1912, the way you drank a "Teddy Hat" signaled support for Roosevelt or Taft.

Visit a restaurant dedicated to decolonizing food and honoring Indigenous meal traditions, with its award-winning chef Sean Sherman.

Sow some wonder in your garden beds.

How a humble Florida roadside stand became a tropical fruit destination.

Welcome the Year of the Dragon with fortune-telling soups, lucky goldfish dumplings, and more.

New Zealand regulations prevent the sacred beverage of the Pacific Islands from being watered down.

A new study produced the ideal "space salad" for long-term astronauts, and it's surprisingly delicious.

Inside a group that's spent 25 years turning beets into beats.

Long before the Stanley cup craze, people were showing off with trendy drinking vessels.

And had some pretty bad oral health.

A 13th-century Arabic cookbook reveals the culinary life of al-Andalus.

What's in a name?

The sacred scraps were meant to be ingested.

In the state of Colima, one man is reviving vino de cocos, a distillate that disappeared in the 1700s.

Add something extra to your baking.

From Algerian sweets to Tunisian snacks to a mind-altering ham sandwich, go beyond the tropes and the tourist traps on this itinerary.

The gorkon is a marvel of heat retention that's at risk of disappearing.