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Grandmothers across North Carolina once named their biscuits after a cat’s head, and the joke stuck because the biscuits really were that big. The best...
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Cold fingers, warm glaze, and a paper bag already turning translucent at the corners. That is a pretty convincing way...
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What do you build when your wood has already turned to stone? Apparently, quite a lot. This downtown park is...
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Orange marmalade on hash browns. One Columbus diner lists it as a topping, right next to gravy, and suddenly your...
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Fresh cheese curds are not known for waiting around. If you want them warm, weekday morning is your best move....
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October is when I start finding excuses to take the longer road through Iowa. A quick drive can turn into...
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