Why Are We Limiting English Muffins To Just Breakfast?
English muffins are a time-tested breakfast addition, but why are we limiting them to just one meal? There are several ways to stretch the bread further.
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Cocktail Garnishes Are For More Than Just Looks
While you may toss your cocktail garnish to the side or leave it in your drink without issue, you may not be aware that it's there for more than just looks.
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What, Exactly, Happened To Coca-Cola's Coffee-Flavored Soda?
You may have seen it in stores, and wondered if it was a joke, but Coca-Cola's coffee-flavored soda was actually real. Here's what exactly happened to it.
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The International Cuisines The Supermarket Stakeout Season 5 Premiere Cooked Up
The first stakeout on "Supermarket Stakeout" featured an Italian theme while the second round called for three Moroccan meals, followed by two French entrees.
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What Costco Food Courts Are Like In Other Countries
One of the selling points for a membership at Costco is access to its food courts. We dig in to explore what Costco food courts are like in other countries.
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So, What Exactly Makes Sheet Cake Different From Regular Cake?
The just-right-sized slices, good proportion of frosting to cake, and simple preparation make sheet cake an invaluable addition to your recipe box.
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Casamigos Is Getting Dragged By TikTok
Alcohol can be a matter of taste, which may be why Casamigos tequila is getting dragged by some drinkers on TikTok. Here's why some people don't see the appeal.
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Is Avocado Tartare Just Extra Chunky Guacamole?
If you've ever seen avocado tartare on a menu, especially at vegan spots, you might wonder if it's just a fancy word for extra chunky guacamole. Let us explain.
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What Are You Really Paying For When Buying Bougie Ketchup?
What are you really paying for when buying bougie ketchup? And is it really necessary to shell out $30 for a fancy organic variety? Here's what you should know.
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The Accidental Origin Of Raisins Dates Back Thousands Of Years
The accidental origin of raisins dates back thousands of years. Here's how the dried fruit was first discovered.
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Booyah Is The Midwestern Secret Stew With Belgian Origins
Booyah: a veggie and meat stew that has its origins in Northeastern Wisconsin with ties to the Belgian immigrant community that inhabited the area in the 1800s.
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Why It's So Hard To Find Chartreuse Liqueur
The Carthusian monks of the Grande Chartreuse monastery decided to limit the production of Chartreuse, in order to "do less, but better and for longer."
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Bobby Flay Adds A Porky Ingredient To His Scrambled Eggs (It's Not Bacon)
For a Bobby Flay twist on your scrambled eggs, add this surprise pork ingredient.
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TikTok Needs To Chill Out With The Trendy Water Recipes
Have you been on WaterTok lately? These trendy videos, featuring people jazzing up plain water to create sweet drinks, have been racking up millions of views.
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Why, Exactly, Do People Dip Fries In Ketchup?
Why, exactly, do people dip fries in ketchup? The trend goes back a lot farther than you think.
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This Popcorn-Loving Moose Is The Felon We All Needed
At Kenai Cinemas in Alaska, the popcorn is so good that it even attracts the local wildlife, prompting some creatures to burst in and try it for themselves.
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Uniquely Nostalgic Candy On TikTok Is Having A Moment
Though the sweets you'll see when browsing Candytok hail from all eras, uniquely nostalgic candy from the 80s, 90s, and earlier is having a major moment.
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You Probably Shouldn't Drink The Tap Water In Italy (It Has Nothing To Do With Safety)
Drinking tap water is considered inadvisable in many parts of Italy. Not because it's not safe, but because it can be seen as a breach of etiquette.
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You Might Be Using A French Press Wrong
When it comes to using your French press correctly, here's a tip from former World Barista Champion James Hoffmann -- don't plunge your French press.
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Ever Wonder How Caviar Is Harvested? Us Too
Ever wonder how caviar is harvested? Us too. The dish is known for its rarity and also for its high price.
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The Chicago Chick-Fil-A That Gives Away Free Chicken Sandwiches When The Cubs Win
If you're a Chicago Cubs fans, and have a love for Chick-fil-A, get ready for free chicken sandwiches when the Cubs win -- courtesy of a local franchise spot.
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Are Those Tiny Cocktail Straws For Stirring Or Sipping?
Have you used those tiny cocktail straws for stirring or sipping your drink? Well, you're not in the wrong. The small utensil is perfect for several reasons.
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The Kind Of Gross Way Taco Bell Makes Its Eggs
There's a kind of gross way Taco Bell makes its eggs, which was revealed by a Reddit post explaining the process -- but it's not as bad as you think.
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You Can Now Buy 86-Year-Old Beer Intended For The British Coronation That Never Was
You can now buy 86-year-old beer intended for the British coronation that never was. Here's how to get your hand on history.
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What Exactly Does It Mean To Sweat An Eggplant?
What exactly does it mean to sweat an eggplant? While this once used to be considered the standard practice, the technique may no longer be necessary.
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A Griddle Shouldn't Only Be Used For Pancakes
When people think of griddles they think of pancakes. The griddle is so much more than just a pancake machine. Check out these new uses for your griddle.
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In A Sea Of Beef, Can You Enjoy A Brazilian Restaurant As A Non-Meat Eater?
The options for vegetarians are growing all the time, with restaurants devoting energy and imagination to providing plant-based Brazilian delicacies.
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