What, Exactly, Is A Cake-Cutting Fee?
If you want to save money by bringing your own wedding cake, be aware that you will likely be charged a cake-cutting fee, and it might be higher than you think.
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TikTok's Picklegate Is Coming For Your Favorite Jarred Cucumber
Portal taught us that cake is a lie. Has TikTok become the portal to a world where pickles are lies, too?
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Why Many Bartenders Are Swearing Off Cocktail Garnishes
Garnishes can add visual fun or even over-the-top peacockery to cocktails. But bartenders have also seen the downside to dressing up drinks in that fashion.
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The Internet Is Grilling Kardashian Bff Foodgod Over BBQ Sauce Lawsuit
Foodgod claims the bottle "inexplicably exploded" and launched a $20 million lawsuit. The internet has no time for it and the jokes are coming fast and thick.
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34 Once-Popular Foods Every '80s Kid Will Know
Get ready for a blast of pure '80s nostalgia. These classic snacks, drinks, fast food items, and more are (for the most part) gone but not forgotten.
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The Kewpie Museum Is A Quirky Must-See For Mayo Lovers
Kewpie Mayonnaise, with its red cap and recognizable logo, and its tangy, ultra-rich flavor is so popular in Japan that it has its own interactive Tokyo museum.
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There's More To Curds And Whey Than A Catchy Nursery Rhyme
Don't let Miss Muffet's frightful encounter fool you - curds and whey are far from the dairy drama of yesteryear. Today's curds and whey have had a glow-up.
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How Canned Evaporated Milk Makes Restaurant-Worthy Cheese Dip
Can't seem to nail the right texture for restaurant-quality cheese dip at home? Canned evaporated milk is the secret ingredient you've been waiting to discover.
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Taco Bell's Mtn Dew Baja Blast Is Getting A Gelato Makeover
Mountain Dew Baja Blast is a Taco Bell staple and an iconic fan favorite.Taco Bell is currently testing a Baja Blast gelato at its Irvine, California, location.
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The Complete History Of Bread
Bread has been baked for thousands of years and is made by almost every culture. Learn about the ancient history of bread to how it's made today.
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Pork Bung Is The Pig Part You Should Start Cooking With
Are you someone who believes in the philosophy of using each part of the buffalo? Consider using each part of the pig, too, by learning more about pork bung.
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How Donut Peaches Differ From Their Plump Counterparts
How is a donut peach different than a regular peach? Flat disks of stone fruit, they're like a snacking variety of the peach you already know and love.
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A McDonald's Sauce Dispute Led To A Teenager Being Killed
In Washington D.C. this weekend, a 16-year-old girl lost her life when an argument outside of a McDonald's about sweet 'n sour sauce took a deadly turn.
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SpongeBob Foods We Wish Existed In Real Life
The cartoon series "SpongeBob SquarePants" offers up lots of make-believe foods available in Bikini Bottom. We explore some of the more memorable ones.
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Why You Might Want To Avoid The Self-Clean Setting On Your Oven
It may be tempting to use the self-cleaning function on your oven, but there are a lot of reasons it may be better to skip it and clean the old-fashioned way.
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How Many Apples On Average Equal One Pound?
Converting an apple recipe from pounds of apples while at the grocery store can be daunting. Here's the answer to how many apples are in a pound.
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Cracker Barrel Desserts You Can't Get Enough Of
Comfort food is king at Cracker Barrel, and that goes for its desserts too. From its double chocolate fudge Coca-Cola cake to peach cobbler, you've got options.
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Tomatoes Are The Underestimated Fruit You Should Put In Ice Cream
Ice cream flavors aren't limited to sugary palates -- there's one unique flavor that requires a juicy red fruit, and it's not strawberry or cherry: it's tomato.
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Inside The Blockbuster Plot To Steal Coca-Cola's Top Secret Can Liner
Most casual cola observers are probably unaware of a plot to steal Coca-Cola's trade secrets that seems like something straight out of a spy film.
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Why Cabrales Blue Cheese Is The Most Expensive In The World
The title of the world's most expensive cheese is now held by Cabrales blue cheese of Spain, a wheel of which sold for more than $32,000 at a recent auction.
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Kraft Proves It Knows You Only Eat Easy Mac In Your Dorm With New Care Pack
School is back in session, and to help stressed-out students prepare, Kraft has unveiled a College Care Pack: a 30-pack of Kraft Mac & Cheese Easy Mac Cups.
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Ed Sheeran Moonlighting As A Starbucks Barista Is Ruffling Feathers
The Starbucks union Twitter account made its unhappiness clear about Ed Sheeran's appearance; meanwhile, Starbucks customers were upset for another reason.
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Stop Playing — Savory Smoothies Are Basically Just Soup
A savory smoothie may sound more like a gazpacho than a smoothie. But is this just semantics? What's the difference between a smoothie and a soup anyway?
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Chicken Wings Hacks That Will Change Your Life
Chicken wings are a favorite for countless occasions, so it makes sense to perfect your recipe. Discover our top hacks for optimal wings every time.
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How Tomatoes Make It To Your Dinner Plate
Tomatoes do not magically pop out of the ground. The circumstances required to cultivate a proper degree of bright red juiciness must be fairly specific.
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Whipped Cream Is The Secret Ingredient For Fluffier Risotto
The simple addition of heavy cream can turn homemade risotto into an exquisite dish - and this is even more true of cream that has been lightly whipped.
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What Really Makes Craft Cocktails Crafty
Craft cocktails are a pricey option when picking a drink at the bar, but the skill that goes into creating these high-end drinks could make it worth the cost.
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