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Though the exact roots of the Caesar salad are debated, what we do know is that it's one heck of a recipe with a creamy, irresistible dressing. While many use store-bought, bottled versions of Caesar ...

McDonald's has a saucy menu option coming soon: Caesar sauce. The fast-food chain will begin offering McDonald's Caesar sauce on July 21 as a limited-time option on chicken menu items. The new Caesar ...

The allure of a Caesar salad lies in its dressing — the sting of raw garlic, the salty umami of Parmesan, that anchovy funk. What you toss it with is less important. As long as it’s sturdy enough to ...

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Sweet, juicy and crunchy, substituting shredded cabbage for the usual romaine adds texture to Caesar salad. You can even make it a few hours in advance (store it in the fridge until serving). It gets ...

In 47 BC, Julius Caesar sailed to North Africa to mop up the remaining forces of his longtime rival, Pompey the Great, and the anti-Caesarian factions of the Senate. Pompey himself had been killed the ...

Thirteen new statues have been installed at Freedom Plaza in downtown D.C. The National Park Service says the statues depicting prominent American figures will be on display for the nation's 250th ...

"Et tu, Brute?" (“You too, Brutus?”) has become history's most famous betrayal line, but it's not really history at all. Let’s retrace history in an attempt to discover what the Roman dictator ...