Foods You Don't Actually Need To Refrigerate
Not all fruits and vegetables need to be stored in the refrigerator. In fact, some foods will stay fresh much better when stored at room temperature.
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The Real Difference Between Solid And Chunk Tuna
Let's unravel the mystery that keeps seafood aficionados in a frenzy: the real difference between solid and chunk tuna. What sets these two canned tunas apart?
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How To Easily Make Homemade Milk (With No Cow Milking Required)
You may have never considered making milk at home, especially if you don't have a dairy cow. But making milk is as easy as combining water with milk powder.
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How Mashed Potato Bars Became An Outrageous Chapter In Wedding History
Mashed potato bars are an exciting and innovative addition to wedding receptions and post-nuptial cocktail hours. Here's how they became a trend.
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Cooking Steak In Ketchup Defeats The Purpose Of High-End Meat
Cooking steak in ketchup defeats the purpose of high-end meat. Still, some home cooks are trying it.
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Chick-Fil-A Actually Charges Less Money For Removing Items
When you ask to omit an ingredient from your fast food sandwich, there's usually no discount - but that wasn't the case at a certain Chick-fil-A restaurant.
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TikTok Created A Hormone-Balancing Carrot Salad But This Doctor Is Not Impressed
A "hormone-balancing salad" is making the rounds on TikTok, but one medical professional is warning against taking the claims too much to heart.
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America's Favorite Drunk Snack Is Very Predictable
All of the popular choices tend toward the salty and oily. And the number one choice in this category won't be a surprise to many: the hamburger reigns supreme
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A 3-Star Michelin Restaurant's Bizarre Chicken Dish Is Worthy Of Roasting
When you go to a Michelin star restaurant, sometimes even the finest foods can be downright bizarre - like poulet en vessie, or chicken cooked in a bladder.
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The Costco Location In Santa Fe, Mexico City Is Like No Other
Most Costco locations tend to look pretty drab on the outside, but the Costco location in the Santa Fe neighborhood of Mexico City has turned that on its head.
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No, Johnnycakes And Cornbread Aren't The Same Thing
No, Johnnycakes and cornbread aren't the same thing. They are in fact very different dishes.
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Why Vegetables Always Taste Better At A Restaurant
Up your cooking game at home with some easy-to-employ tips that will take your vegetable side dishes from bland to delicious -- just like your fav restaurant.
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Mistakes You Are Making When You Order A Burger At A Sit-Down Restaurant
The next time you order a burger when dining out, consider our advice. We have compiled some common mistakes to avoid so you end up with the best burger.
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Frying Chicken In A Parchment Bag Seems Totally Pointless
Frying chicken in a parchment bag seems totally pointless. The viral hack has plenty of detractors.
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Before 'The Office:' Steve Carell's History As A Fast Food Commercial Star
Long before his character Michael Scott was lording over employees at "The Office," actor Steve Carell made a couple of fast food TV commercials.
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This Fast Food Joint Specializes In Aggressively Long French Fries
Foot-long Toro Fries are served in a basket and garnished with a seemingly never-ending range of cheesy sauces, including truffle, wasabi, and salted egg.
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Discontinued Food Items That Caused Outrage With Fans
When favorite items are eliminated from store shelves and restaurant menus, fans respond in outrage. Discover which discontinued food items rattled the public.
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Watching How Fortune Cookies Are Made Is Like ASMR For Your Eyes
Seeing these fortune cookie-making machines in action is almost as satisfying to watch as it is when you crack open a particularly good fortune.
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Yellow And White Cake Actually Aren't The Same Thing
You might think the terms yellow and white cake can be used interchangeably, but there are some important differences between them, including color and texture.
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Lazos Are The Spanish Bow Tie Shaped Puff Pastries You Need To Try
Lazos are the Spanish bow tie shaped puff pastries you need to try. Here's how you can make your own.
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Mayo Was Actually The First Ever Dip For Fries
Mayonnaise is the traditional French fry dip - if you venture to Belgium or France and order fries, you'll likely find that it accompanies most orders.
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Cereal And Cake Pops Are The Breakfast Mashup That Belong Together
For many people, a tall glass of milk is the beverage of choice to accompany a slice of cake. So why not eat mini cake pops like cereal -- in a bowl of milk?
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The Inventive Way To Reheat Steak Without A Microwave
For meat lovers, there are few greater culinary pleasures than a good steak. Yet, carnivores with eyes bigger than their stomachs face a reheating conundrum.
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Why Fried Foods Always Taste Better In A Restaurant
Perfecting your frying technique is less obvious than you'd expect. Discover the top tips for restaurant-quality results from your home kitchen.
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Panera Dives Into Swimwear With Its Latest Food-Themed Threads
To celebrate the arrival of summer, the fast-casual chain introduced a new line of seasonal swim attire on June 21 - "Swim Soups: the You Pick 2 Collection."
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Lebanon Bologna Is Very Different From The American Kind You Know And Love
Lebanon bologna is very different from the American kind you know and love. Here's how they're different.
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Alix Earle's Bagel Order Is Dividing Tables
TikTok star Alix Earle surprised followers with her breakfast order - which features an interesting choice of a classic New Jersey breakfast meat.
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