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What happens when food cultures collide? Food Fusion! When different culinary traditions, cooking techniques, flavors, and ingredients from around the world come together, unique and innovative recipes come to life. Keep reading to discover three fusion recipes inspired by the combination of American products with international dishes.

In the United States, the first Sunday in February marks the National Football League championship, better known as the Super Bowl. Widely watched and often used as an occasion to get together with family and friends, this American sporting event has gained popularity around the world. Anyone who has experienced the Super Bowl in the United States knows that the hours spent watching the game wouldn't be the same without game day snacks. Don't miss out!

Did you know that rice is grown in the United States? From long to short grain, aromatic and specialty varieties, a wide assortment of quality rice is produced that can be used in all kinds of dishes. To top it off, U.S. rice farmers are committed to implementing sustainable production practices and conserving wildlife. Keep reading to find out more!

Florida Grapefruit is known around the world for its great taste and nutritional benefits. Some beauty gurus claim that it is also a good addition to your personal care and beauty routine.

The beginning of a new year provides the opportunity to start fresh. Whether it's exercising regularly, spending more time outdoors, or working towards a personal goal, a healthy diet can help keep you moving. Need some inspiration? Here are some meal and snack ideas to help you achieve your New Year's resolutions!

Mashed, baked, grilled, fried - potato preparation methods and cooking options are endless. The starchy root vegetable comes in all shapes and sizes as well as in a handful of different colors. While potatoes have become a staple food in cultures around the globe, many consumers seem to take the root vegetable for granted. Aware of the power of potatoes, the United States is one of the world’s top potato producers and home to experts in high-quality and sustainable potato farming. Take a closer look at how potatoes are produced in the United States and the many possibilities they provide in the kitchen!

Decorated houses, cheerful music and plenty of sweets: Christmas time is here. While this year has been anything, but ordinary, some comfort can be found in the certainty of culinary Christmas traditions. Whether it’s baking cookies for Santa or preparing a roast turkey for the family, there are many tasty and festive ways to keep our spirits bright. Which American Christmas traditions should you be looking forward to? Read more to find out.

Almonds are a popular and flavorful ingredient in entrées, sides, and desserts, and also great on their own as a crunchy snack for in-between meals. Almonds are not only delicious, but also a healthy food choice. There is a large body of research on the nutrition and health benefits of incorporating almonds into your daily diet. The majority of the world’s almonds are grown on family farms in California, which is one of only five regions in the world with an ideal Mediterranean climate. In this article you will learn about what makes almonds so healthy and how they are grown.

Sweet potatoes are renowned for their exquisite taste and nutritional value. In the United States the vegetable is grown in the south and exported around the world. Check out why sweet potatoes should be a staple of your diet, and how you can integrate them into your cooking.

Cranberries are commonly associated with Thanksgiving in the United States, but they are also commonly enjoyed as dried granola toppings, in pastries, or as juice. You may know how the little red berries look and taste, but do you know how they are grown and harvested? Keep reading to find out!