- egg
cartons because "they are fine for
carrying boiled or
deviled eggs." By the 1940s,
deviled eggs had
become a
staple food at picnics,
parties and gatherings...
-
Deviled crab (croqueta de
jaiba in Spanish) is a crab meat croquette.
Deviled crab
croquettes originated in Tampa, Florida,
where they were developed...
-
brand 'Diablitos
Underwood deviled ham' in 1960 by
General Mills. In 1906, the M****achusetts
Board of
Health banned all
deviled meats,
except Underwood's...
- A
devil is the
mythical personification of evil as it is
conceived in
various cultures and
religious traditions. It is seen as the
objectification of...
-
appeared in
numerous television commercials in the 1970s,
including Underwood Deviled Ham,
Ivory Snow, Dunkin' Donuts, and Post
Raisin Bran.
Mason Reese is the...
- The
Devils is a name for: The
Devils (play), the 1960 play by John
Whiting based on the book The
Devils of
Loudon (1952) by
Aldous Huxley The
Devils (film)...
-
devil's food cake. The name
probably had
several sources of inspiration,
including the
culinary term
deviled to
describe flavorful foods like
deviled...
- sauce. It is
unclear how "Fra Diavolo"
became attached to the name of a
deviled (i.e., ****y) sauce, but the name was
possibly influenced either by the...
-
Devilling is the
custom of more
senior self emplo**** barristers/advocates
making use of
their junior’s
services to
complete briefs belonging to the more...
-
Devil's Lake or
Devils Lake may
refer to:
Devil's Lake, Michigan, U.S.
Devils Lake,
North Dakota, U.S.
Devils Lake
station Devils Lake (Michigan), U.S...
