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This crisp, thin-skinned fruit offers an unparalleled crunch and is worth seeking out.

Switzerland's national canine has its own attraction, the world's only theme park dedicated to the giant breed.

One ring, which had been in the family for a century, was stashed in his great-grandmother's mouth when she left the then-Soviet Union.

Every Thursday at 11 a.m. Eastern, Becky Krystal answers your cooking questions.

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He has spent his life being the "bookish one" and worries about his wife and mother's reaction to his new appetite for adventure.

After months of searching for his hound mix named Timber, Dylan Reedy was beginning to lose hope.

This salad pairs Armenian cucumbers, also known as yard-long or snake cucumbers, with ripe cantaloupe, ribbons of prosciutto, and mint and pistachios, while a tart lemon-sumac dressing keeps the salad fresh and bright.

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