• The One Type Of Bread You Aren't Eating But Should

    Contrary to what some carbo-phobes would have you believe, bread actually can be part of a healthy diet. We'd love to tell you that crushing a baguette with a side of brioche each day is the key to good health, but it turns out, there may be a better-for-you option out there.

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  • The Huge Mistake You're Making With Stale Bread

    According to a survey of more than 500 consumers, 56 percent of people purchase their bread a day or two before the holiday, meaning that by the time your big feast is done and over with, that bread is likely pretty stale. But stale doesn't have to mean inedible!

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  • The Best Kitchen Trends Of 2020

    While we've spent a ton of time in the house in 2020, that didn't halt our appetites. Let's have a look at the best kitchen trends of 2020.

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  • The Most Surprising Flavor Trends You'll Be Eating In 2021

    For next year's predictions, we wanted to do better than enlisting the aide of a medium (be she from Long Island or not). Instead, we sought insight from an industry professional: Marie Wright, the chief global flavorist with ADM. She's an expert on analyzing current and future flavor trends.

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  • The Unusual Cookie Ingredient Swap That Changes Everything

    Molly Yeh is known for her baking, but she wants to introduce us all to something that's outside the typical holiday cookie repertoire. To this end, she has partnered with Boursin (the cheese spread that makes Disney mac & cheese so creamy) to sponsor a savory cookie competition.

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  • This Viral Cake Cutting Hack Changes Everything

    A trend has spread from a video uploaded to TikTok by @theroseperiod on November 22 that reached over a million views. In the video, a quarantined family celebrates their daughter's birthday with a cake that they proceed to cut with wine glasses.

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  • The Simple Trick To Giving Poached Fish Way More Flavor

    The problem with poached fish is that it's not very exciting, is it? In fact, it can seem more like a punishment when everyone else around you is chowing down on thick, juicy steaks and heaping plates of marinara-topped pasta and you're facing a plate of...plain fish.

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  • Here's How To Do A COVID Safe Holiday Cookie Swap

    Even with COVID cases rising, you don't have to give up your cookie swapping tradition — the easiest way to safely spread the cookie love involves simply wrapping up your cookies and leaving them on the doorsteps of your loved ones' homes. Here's how to do a COVID safe holiday cookie swap.

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  • The Best Cookbooks Of 2020

    The holidays are approaching faster than anyone can really believe, and in a year maybe a little too full of home cooking, cookbooks are the perfect gift for just about anyone in 2020. From offerings from chefs Joanna Gaines to food scientist Nik Sharma, these are the best cookbooks of 2020.

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  • The Real Reason Everyone Hates Fondant

    Fondant is one of the most polarizing items in the world of food. Ask a bunch of people to tell you how they feel about this type of icing and it's highly likely that you'll hear lots of divided opinions on the subject. But what makes rolled fondant icing such a serious target?

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  • You Won't Use Bread On Your Sandwiches Anymore After Reading This

    it might be hard to find two people who agree on exactly what ingredients result in the very best sandwich. What nearly everyone might agree upon, though, is that a sandwich is made out of two slices of bread. Nearly everyone, that is, except best-selling author Toby Amidor.

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  • You Should Start Eating More Black Beans. Here's Why

    Move over superfoods because there's a new bean on the block and in our slow cookers that has us talking about its seemingly boundless health benefits. OK, black beans are not new, but if you've never considered their nutritional value, you may want to.

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  • The CEO Of Sam's Club Was Just Named One Of 2020's Most Powerful Women

    When Kathryn McLay became CEO of Sam's Club, she had no idea what she was getting into. McLay's predecessor didn't give her a handbook for dealing with a global pandemic. But quick and effective responses to the crisis lifted McLay onto Fortune magazine's "most powerful women" list.

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  • This Is The Surprising Taste Of Dunkin's New Sugarplum Macchiato

    Coffee gives us the power to face the day, and with the holidays upon us, we now get the extra options of ordering all of our favorite seasonal flavors. According to Dunkin', its newest Macchiato combines the festive flavors of blueberry, raspberry, blackberry, plum, and vanilla.

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  • You Should Be Infusing Your Whipped Cream. Here's How

    It's hard to imagine that something as soft, sweet, and sinfully satisfying as whipped cream could be made even better, but, if there's one thing our kitchen experiments have taught us: where there's a will, there's a way. Here's how to infuse whipped cream to make it even better.

    By Amy Hamblen Read More