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This Artist Is Sculpting 2,000 Cups Made Out of Sugar
Margaret Braun is hand-sculpting cups with intricate embellishments fit for a royal dinner table. Except Braun's cups are made out of sugar. So we visited her at the studio to learn more.

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Behind the Scenes With an Artist Fashioning Sugar Into Ornate Cups
We go behind the scenes with an artist making 2,000 stunning cups made entirely out of sugar.
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Pound the Pavement and Some Brews: The Intersection of Running and Beer
Brewery-sponsored runs and chugging-required beer miles demonstrate that there's ample opportunity to pound the pavement and brews.

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How One Company Wants to Reduce Food Waste by Delivering Ugly Produce Right to Your Door
It's time to stop talking about food waste and start working to reduce it. This company is doing just that, by delivering ugly fruits and veggies right to your door.

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Stars and Stripes and Fried Chicken: Our Ultimate July 4th Picnic Menu
The real fireworks this Fourth of July are in the picnic basket. Let chef Ari Kolender of Leon’s Oyster Shop take care of the menu.

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What We Learned From a Week of Homemade Lunches: Sandwiches Are Amazing
We're on a mission to bring our lunch from home every day for a month. Here's what we learned from week one.

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Elizabeth Banks Loves Potato Salad, Watermelon, and Taylor Swift
Elizabeth Banks is serious about her potato salad. And watermelon. And Taylor Swift.


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We're Into 'Em: EatPops Fruit and Veggie Ice Pops
Can a sugar-free fruit ice pop be a satisfying dessert? According to our associate web editor, who's been bingeing on them all month long, YES.

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Pét-Nat, Champagne's Cool Kid Sister, Is the Bubbly You Want to Party With
Pét-nat is Champagne’s quirky-cool kid sister—and it’s about time you two met.

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Everything You Need to Know About the New Candy Stores at Ikea
So much candy, so little time, right? Here's what you should be noshing on at Ikea's new candy stores.

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Adam Scott Parties Down With Quinoa, Eats a Pan of Rice Krispie Treats
Adam Scott talks food, from his mother's Sicilian specialties to the kind of catering his dearly missed Party Down character would have never cooked.

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Episode 16: The Absolute Best Pizza in America
Episode 16 of the Bon Appétit Foodcast is all about pizza. The best pizza in America, in fact.

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Happy Campers: How to Eat & Drink (Very) Well in the Great Outdoors
The smell of bacon sizzling, a mug of (truly good) coffee as you roll out of your sleeping bag. It’s not just romantic, it’s our birthright as Americans. Oh, and it’s delicious, too. Pack up the wagon, we’re going camping.

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We Want to Own All 15 of These Cool Retro Pyrex Dishes
We're paying homage to America's favorite dish, Pyrex, by taking a look at all of the amazing patterns the dishware has adopted over the last century, from mod to etchings and everything in between.
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Why America Fell in Love With Pyrex
Pyrex has been a staple in American kitchens for a century. But there's so much we never knew about it.

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The Ice Cream on the July Cover? Yeah, It Was Quite the (Mostly Fun) Process
The beautiful melty ice cream on the July 2015 isn't there by accident. It's there because we tried very hard to get it right.

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See How Philadelphia's Pizzeria Beddia Makes the Best Pizza in America
We followed Pizzeria Beddia owner Joe Beddia around for a day to see how he makes the country's best pies.
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This Is the Best Pizza in America (Yep, We Said It)
Philadelphia’s Pizzeria Beddia is a seatless joint with two employees and no phone. It also happens to serve the best pizza in America. (Yep, we said it.) Andrew Knowlton delves deep into the obsessive mind and magical dough of owner Joe Beddia.

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We Spent a Year Cooking With the World's Smartest Computer—and Now You Can, Too
We spent a year cooking with and beta-testing Chef Watson, IBM's super computer cooking app. And now you can too—here's how to bring Watson into your kitchen.

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Breakfast at Audrey's: Hepburn's Son Remembers His Mother's Kitchen
We know Audrey Hepburn as the glamorous Hollywood actress of film's Golden Age. But her son, Luca Dotti, knows her as mom—and a really awesome home-cook. Here's what he told us.

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How to Make Your Tofu Taste Like Pork
This is the dish that will convert even hardcore carnivores into tofu lovers. And you don't need a recipe to make it.

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Why (and How) 2 BA Staffers Are Bringing Their Lunch Every Day for a Month
Two Bon Appétit staffers are vowing to bring their lunch from home every single day for a month. Here's their plan.

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Our Favorite Food Moments from 'Orange Is the New Black' Season 3
From squirrels and hooch to pears in drama class, some of the most important moments of 'Orange Is the New Black' take place with tons food. Here were our favorites from Season 3.

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How One Woman Ate No Processed Food for an Entire Year
Author Megan Kimble gave up processed food for an entire year. Here's how she did it—and how you can, too.

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Our Favorite Dawn Perry Recipes Because She’s Amazing
In honor of digital food editor Dawn Perry's last day, we've founded up our favorite recipes she's developed over the years.
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All the Vintage Food from "The Astronaut Wives Club," From Meatloaf Cupcakes to Jell-O Potato Salad
The ABC miniseries features some truly insane vintage dishes, all brought to life by food stylist Emily Marshall.
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How @alasully Does It: Tips for Making Nuanced Weeknight Dinners
If her Instagram account is any indication, BA designer Alaina Sullivan (a.k.a. @alasully) has mastered the art of the effortless, beautiful weeknight dinner—all without a recipe. Here's how she does it.

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Jell-O Molds and Shrimp Trees: Behind the Insane Vintage Food of ABC's "The Astronaut Wives Club"
We spoke to the woman who brought hundreds of vintage recipes (including a few of our own!) to life for ABC's new miniseries about the first astronaut wives.

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The Daily Grind: Restaurants Are All About In-House Flour Milling
It began with bakeries, but now restaurants all over the country are milling their own grains for the tastiest—and healthiest—grains for pizza, pasta, bread, and more.