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What's the Deal With Bubblegum Flavor?

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Forget those breath-freshening flavors; bubblegum-flavored gum is where it's at. HowStuffWorks investigates where the famous flavor came from.

Pasta's Not Fattening — Really

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Pasta may not be as bad for you as people have thought. HowStuffWorks Now explores the health benefits of this Italian staple.

Diagnosing Chocolate's Quality With Ultrasound

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Ultrasound is more commonly associated with medicine or industry, but here's a sweet new use for it.

That Slice of Cake Pictured on the Box? It's 762 Calories, Not 247

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A picture of a frosted cake on a mix box caused consumers to wildly overestimate the appropriate serving size. HowStuffWorks Now samples this study.

Should We Be Eating Kudzu?

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How does a kudzu salad sound? Or roasted guinea pig? Learn about foods that don't often appear on U.S. menus but perhaps should at HowStuffWorks Now.

Some Chinese Restaurants Laced Food With Opium—What Would Happen if You Ate It?

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Could Chinese food laced with opium actually make you return to the same restaurant? Learn more in this HowStuffWorks Now article.

Ridiculous History: Land O' Fakes — Margarine Bootlegging in Canada

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In the 19th and 20th centuries, margarine and how it was taxed got a lot of people riled up. Learn about the margarine madness at HowStuffWorks Now.

Tree Hot Dogs Are a Real Thing

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Food made from trees may sound odd, but it’s not as unusual as you may think. Find out about cellulose in hots dogs from HowStuffWorks Now.

How do they figure out the number of calories in a recipe?

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Learn why adding up the calories in the ingredients and dividing them by the number of servings isn't the full calorie equation at HowStuffWorks.

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