Desserts

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What’s the Story, John Dory? The People Behind the Food Names

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Fruitcake 101: A Concise Cultural History of This Loved and Loathed Loaf

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Maple Vodka: A Sweeter Spirit

Vermont Spirits, a small St. Johnsbury distillery, makes vodka from the fermented sugars of maple sap instead of potatoes or grain

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Soufflés: The Original Molecular Gastronomy?

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Food Fit For the Dead—And the Living

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A Cultural History of Candy

"The Candy Professor" talks about America's historic relationship with sweets

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Reverse Trick-or-Treating

Inviting Writing: A Candy-Crazed Family

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Inviting Writing: The Candy Drawer

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Inviting Writing: The Mystery of the Missing Halloween Candy

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Inviting Writing: Candy, Costumes and Scary Neighbors

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Inviting Writing: Fondue Memories of College

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Where do Swedish Fish and German Chocolate Cake Come From?

A look at where foods with nationalities in their names actually originated

A Brief History of Popsicles

Popsicles originated as a happy accident

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Maple Creemees

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Fun Foods for Father's Day

Wondering what you can cook up to make the day special? Here are a few fun ideas

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Five Ways to Eat Strawberries

If you can get your hands on good strawberries (restrain yourself from just popping them like gumdrops), here are some options

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Shocking Chocolate: Readers Respond to Inviting Writing

The first bite into the bunny tells all.

Why Are Chocolate Easter Bunnies Hollow?

Isn't it cruel to disappoint kids, who bite into what looks like solid chocolate and are confronted with emptiness?

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Cooking with Easter Candy

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