• This Easy Substitute Should Replace Your Whipped Cream

    Whipped cream is a great addition to many desserts and even coffee. However, incorporating heavy cream into your diet can be a real problem if you're trying to limit your overall fat intake and don't wish to pile on the pounds. The calories aren't low at 400 calories either.

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  • The Pandemic Will Make It Hard To Find These Foods This Fall

    Remember last spring, and just how much fun it was racing frantically through the grocery aisles, hoping to find something edible left on the shelves? Well, brace yourselves. Not only winter, but perhaps the Hunger Games Part II (holiday edition) may be on the horizon.

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  • What You Need To Know About Creme De Cacao

    When you think of creme de cacao, super sweet cocktails and dessert drinks that call for the chocolate liqueur might be the first thing to come to mind, but there's actually a long history behind it. In fact, it's been around for centuries, -- and not just as an ingredient in your chocolate martini.

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  • Pecan-Loving Sam's Club Shoppers Should Definitely Get This Pie

    Believe us when we say that taking a bite of Sam's Club's Member's Mark Pecan Pie is like sinking your teeth into the caramelized memories of your grandma's kitchen or your most cherished Thanksgiving feasts. Sam's Club Member's Mark Pecan Pie has racked in 188 mostly positive customer reviews.

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  • The Trendy Hot Chocolate Bomb You Can Get At Costco

    There's a new trend spreading across TikTok, and it has everything to do with one of the best classic drinks of the winter holiday season. Though we still have Halloween and Thanksgiving to celebrate, these trendy hot chocolate bombs from Costco are already getting people excited for a mug.

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  • Read This Before Making Pickled Eggs

    Canning and pickling are both good ways to preserve extra food and save for later use, but you have to be careful to follow the right process. If you don't and you eat food that hasn't been properly preserved and stored, you could end up getting seriously sick.

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  • What Are Jaffa Cakes And What Do They Taste Like?

    If you've never had a Percy Pig or a Digestive biscuit, chances are you also haven't heard of Jaffa Cakes. They are round snack cakes made up of three components: a "light sponge" cake, a layer of "dark crackly chocolate", and "the smashing orangey bit."

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  • Why Chips Taste Better At Mexican Restaurants

    One of life's most satisfying pleasures is digging into a bowl of freshly made tortilla chips with a side of salsa. As amazing as these chips can be, no matter where you are, it's probable that some of the best ones you've ever tried have been from a Mexican restaurant.

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  • Raspberries Vs. Strawberries: Which Are More Nutritious?

    It's an established fact that fruits in general are good for your health. Berries are some of the best fruits for you, as they offer a plethora of health benefits. Not only are berries packed with antioxidants, they are also good sources of fiber and several different nutrients.

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  • This Is The Best Type Of Fish For Ceviche

    Ceviche is a delicious dish consisting of raw fish marinated in citrus juice, often with added herbs and ingredients like tomatoes, onions, and even other seafood such as octopus or shrimp. While no heat is applied to the dish, the acid of the citrus cures the raw fish, making it safe to eat.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Spindrift

    Bill Creelman's first foray into the food world was a boutique business that specialized in artisan products from the island of Nantucket.

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  • The Surprising Reason Shoppers Love Costco's Tiramisu

    If it's been five minutes since you've heard about a new Costco craze, don't worry, we've got you. Fans of everyone's favorite wholesale club are snapping up Dessert Italiano Tiramisu cups -- not so much for the delicious dessert they contain, but for the adorable three-ounce reusable glasses.

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  • The Reason Colorful Egg Yolks Are Uncommon In The US

    Have you been paying attention to the color of the yolks inside? While you might be used to seeing an orange-ish yellow yolk, depending on where you buy your eggs, you'll sometimes notice slight changes in color. So, why are most of the egg yolks from the supermarket a similar color?

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  • Trader Joe's Breakfasts That Should Be In Your Kitchen Now

    As anyone who's waited patiently in a crowded Trader Joe's checkout line can attest, it's worth it. The retailer that seems to anticipate what we want before we even want it isn't usually known for its breakfasts, but here, too, TJ's doesn't fail to deliver.

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  • This Simple Trick Makes Trimming Asparagus Easy

    Before you even think about cooking asparagus, it has to be trimmed first to remove the root ends that are tricky to eat and not tasty at all. But don't just line up all of your asparagus and cut off the bottoms -- one of the best ways to trim asparagus is to forget about your knife completely.

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  • The Real Reason Mead Can Be So Expensive

    While the tradition and lore of imbibing mead has been around since 3000 BCE, as Eater tells us, fast forward to present day and mead is having a moment, becoming hip and trendy. Thrillist notes the number of meaderies is on the rise. In the last 10 years, they've grown from 150 to 500.

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  • Nutritionist Exposes Everything Fake About Sushi

    Sinking your teeth into a buttery piece of sushi is one of the most enjoyable things on earth. One sweet bite of red snapper or tender tuna, and you're instantly whisked away by the clean, fresh taste of the ocean. Problem is, there's a high chance you aren't eating real red snapper or tuna.

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