• The Real Reason Your Popovers Keep Deflating

    Popovers are a delightfully airy and light bread, but this delicious roll can be quite difficult to make if you aren't careful. Though you might be convinced you need a popover pan to make perfect popovers, this actually isn't necessary, and it likely isn't the culprit behind their deflation.

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  • The Reason Some Jalapeno Peppers Are Hotter Than Others

    Jalapenos bring the heat to your taste buds -- that slow burn that makes your nose run, cleans out your sinuses, and makes your mouth do the cha-cha all in the same breath. Jalapenos are, in a word, "hot." But have you ever noticed that some jalapeno peppers are hotter than others and wondered why?

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  • Why Smucker's Goober Peanut Butter Isn't As Convenient As You Think

    However, peanut butter options are better for you than others, both in terms of taste and health. You might think that includes Smucker's Goober Peanut Butter, a combination of peanut butter and jelly that may seem like a godsend for those sandwiches. But it doesn't really deliver in the end.

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  • When You Eat Too Many Peanuts, This Is What Happens To Your Body

    While peanuts are generally healthy, they are also fairly high in calories. Just one handful of peanuts contains around 170 calories, so it's easy to overdo it if you are snacking without paying attention. Many people don't realize that peanuts are high in fat, with around 15 grams of fat per ounce.

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  • LaCroix Vs. Spindrift: Which Is Better?

    There's something so satisfying about cracking open a cold, fizzy drink from the fridge. Enter flavored sparkling waters. LaCroix is probably the first one to spring to mind. Perhaps its strongest contender is Spindrift. How do the brands compare?

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  • This Is The Most Expensive Pear In The World

    While you might be used to seeing pears packaged carefully and wrapped in gold-colored foil from places like Harry & David, these pears go beyond even that level of care. These particular pears are so perfect, you might think they're photoshopped. But look again, and you'll see they are quite real.

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  • What You Didn't Know About National Pizza Month

    America has celebrated National Pizza Month every October since 1984, according to National Today. Many people celebrate pizza every day, so what makes October special? Could it be that Halloween is one of the busiest days of the year for pizzerias? That's true, says The American Pizza Community.

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  • This Is How To Turn A Sauce Into A Glaze

    Glazes are shiny, thick, luscious additions to any dish -- and turns out, they're pretty much the same thing as sauce, just with different amounts of water and sugar. The basics of making a glaze are simple, but to perfect the technique we have a few tips that will take you a long way.

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  • Why You Should Think Twice About Eating A Veggie Burger

    A common part of "adulting" has always been to eat healthier meals that incorporate more of the good stuff, like veggies, and take out the bad stuff, like fast food. Unfortunately, veggie burgers might not be all that they seem and may actually be way less healthy than you think (#gasp).

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  • The Untold Truth Of Cream Of Wheat

    Cream of Wheat is a prime example of the rich, complex, and occasionally problematic history of American packaged foods. Here's the truth about Cream of Wheat.

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  • What This Study Just Revealed About Eggs

    Guidelines on the health benefits of eggs have changed over time. Today, experts generally agree that eggs can be a beneficial part of your diet. A report released by the DGAC agrees on the health benefits, and adds that eggs can play an important role in infant development and prenatal health.

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  • Why Vegans Shouldn't Hesitate To Use Chicken Salt

    Chicken salt is shaken on everything from fries (or "chips," to Brits and Aussies), to fried fish, grilled meat, and popcorn (via Mitani). According to the Australian News.com site, there's even a chicken-salt flavored mayonnaise line, bewilderingly.

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  • Read This Before Putting Broccoli In An Air Fryer

    For people who want to avoid excess fat but still feel like keeping things crispy and delicious, the air fryer might very well be a game changer. However, because the kitchen appliance has only recently hit the mainstream, this potentially revolutionary cooking method still comes with a few caveats.

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  • The Beer With The Lowest Calories Might Surprise You

    Making low calorie beer is a balancing act: Find a way to bring down the calorie count without sacrificing too much of the taste. After all, if you're only interested in minimizing calories there are plenty of spiked seltzers on the market.

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  • The Surprising Vegan Substitute You Can Use For Fish

    Going vegetarian or vegan can be quite simple these days thanks to the abundance of information online. However, there are some dishes you might crave that seem difficult to substitute ingredients for. There's one vegan ingredient that's actually a perfect swap for fresh fish -- banana blossoms.

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  • The Real Difference Between Donuts And Bagels

    Donuts are generally sweet, and bagels tend to be savory, but is that mostly because of the toppings and whatnot? Could it be that the only key difference between the two is really the fact that bagels tend to be chewier than the notoriously pillowy donuts?

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  • Why You Should Always Have Balsamic Vinegar In Your Kitchen

    There are few ingredients that count themselves among those that work well in creating delicious salad dressings, savory meat marinades, sweet caramelized onions, syrupy glazes, and can add a deep and luscious flavor to your favorite vanilla ice cream, but balsamic vinegar can do all of that.

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  • Don't Believe This Myth About Brown Sugar

    You might've heard before that brown sugar is healthier than white sugar. Part of this myth might come from the color, since raw sugar is typically brown as well, and could lead to some people believing that brown sugar is less processed and refined than white, and therefore healthier.

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