Why You Should Be Saving Your Mushroom Stems
Food waste is all too prevalent in our society, but there are ways we can reduce this. For instance, here's why you should be saving your mushroom stems.
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A Hack For Shredding Brussels Sprouts When Knives Are Inconvenient
Brussels sprouts are great for creating flavorful salads and side dishes. When enjoyed raw or for a quick sauté, they should be shredded. Here's how.
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The Strangest Fast Food Merchandise Ever Sold
Here are 14 times when fast food companies tried to attract attention by marketing some odd - if not completely inexplicable - clothing, toys, and housewares.
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The Tale Of Vinegar Started In 5000 BC
Vinegar is pretty special. It's a condiment, beverage, medicine, and cleaning agent. And it's been around for quite a while -- 10,000 years by some estimates.
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The Grocery Store Sales Deal That's Actually Super Deceptive
The weekly deals offered by your local supermarket may not be as good for your pocketbook as you may think. Some may be a clever way to get you to spend more
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You Probably Didn't Know You Were Paying A Bagel Tax In NYC
New Yorkers have to endure a very specific 8.875% tax attack every time they buy a bagel with any topping. Here are some methods to avoid paying the charge.
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Anna Delvey Almost Bought A Church-Bar Because Of Course She Did
Anna Delvey almost bought a church-bar because of course she did. Here's where she almost based her Anna Delvey Foundation.
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The Biggest Differences Between French And American Brie
There are some differences between French and American Brie you should know before stocking up, especially if you are a turophile who is extra keen to detail.
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The Concept Of Bars Dates All The Way Back To Ancient Times
Bars are ubiquitous and can be found in nearly every city and town around the world. However, the concept dates all the way back to ancient times.
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The Ingredients Marcus Samuelsson Would Never Put In Chopped Mystery Baskets
Were he assembling mystery baskets for "Chopped", there's one kind of food judge Marcus Samuelsson would never consider including - anything premade.
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Shocking: Green Gummy Bears Aren't Lime Or Apple Flavored
With a claim that green gummy bears aren't really supposed to taste like lime or apple, it would seem that disinformation trolls have taken things too far.
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Why People Stopped Drinking Zima
Zima is an alcoholic drink released by the Coors brewing company during the 1990s. However, mixed marketing and unpopularity led to its discontinuation.
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13 Best Southern Side Dishes You Need To Try At Least Once
These sides are not only delicious but deeply rooted in history and the culture of the South. Give them a try in your kitchen or on your next trip down south.
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Foods That Are Much Older Than We Realized
As humans evolved, so did the food we eat. But when did certain foods first become part of our diet? We found some foods that are much older than we realized.
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14 Retro Hacks To Cut Down On Food Costs
With food costs on the rise, it's important to expand your repertoire in the kitchen to keep bills low. Discover retro hacks for thrifty shopping and cooking.
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Eating Accidentally Frozen Canned Food Is A Disaster Waiting To Happen
You have some accidentally frozen canned food on your hands. Is it safe to eat? Maybe, maybe not. This is what the food safety experts have to say.
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Thomas Jefferson's Dinner Guests Were Supposedly Horrified To See Him Eat A Tomato
According to legend, Jefferson once surprised his dinner guests by eating a tomato, which was an unusual food at the time. But, were they truly shocked?
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What, Exactly, Is The Difference Between Blend And Single-Origin Coffee?
Many coffee shops distinguish their roasts simply by either the term "blend" or "single-origin." But what is the difference and how does that impact flavor?
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Is Repairing Your Kitchenaid Mixer Worth The Cost?
If you have a Kitchenaid mixer, it's likely one of your most treasured appliances. But what if it breaks? Is it worth it to have your Kitchenaid mixer repaired?
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Vinegar Pie Is The Depression-Era Dessert That Should Make A Comeback
Maybe you're skeptical because of the name "vinegar pie." While you'd be right to assume that the pie contains vinegar, that doesn't mean it's not worth a try.
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14 Different Types Of Eggs And How To Cook With Them
Here are 14 Different Types of Eggs and How to Cook with Them! Here's everything you need to know about these delicious delicacies and where you can get them.
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We've Been Using The Fast-Food Drink Holder Wrong All Along
How can you get your fast-food drinks home without spilling them? This viral TikTok hack could be a game changer, though it doesn't work for everyone.
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Secrets Of A Restaurant Chef: 12 Facts About Anne Burrell's Food Network Show
Let's take a look back at one of Food Network's most familiar faces, and explore how Anne Burrell's show "Secrets of a Restaurant Chef" came to be.
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California May Not Have A State Food, But It Has Many Official State Nuts
Most states have a dish that's their claim to fame, but California has multiple. While it may not have a state food, it has several official state nuts.
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The Willy Wonka-Style Ice Cream That Doesn't Melt (And How It's Made)
Move over Willy Wonka, because when it comes to never-melting ice cream, Japan is way ahead of you.
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Where Aldi Really Sources Its Wine From
Aldi's wine division works with over 50 suppliers that create different varieties for the private label, driven by modern consumer tastes and preferences.
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The Most Unhealthy Breakfast Item At Popular Fast Food Chains
Grabbing breakfast from your favorite fast-food spot might seem like an easy way to get your morning fuel, but you'll want to avoid the most unhealthy items.
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