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Minutes it took for Taco Bell to sell out of the 33 cases produced of “Jalapeño Noir,” its first exclusive house wine. Priced at C$25 (U.S.$19) and released only in Canada, the wine isn’t actually jalapeño-infused. The limited-edition bottling was created in partnership with Queenston Mile Vineyard, in Canada’s Niagara-on-the-Lake region, to pair with the fast food chain’s Toasted Cheesy Chalupa menu item.

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The Tuscans may have been among the first people to regularly use forks, but bread is a Tuscan’s oldest and most treasured utensil. At every meal, it is enlisted to help transport one thing or… Continue reading

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