What You Need To Know Before Taking Another Sip Of Mead
Mead is one of the current darlings of the craft beverage industry. Learn about its history, how it's made, and current trends.
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Here's Everything You Need To Know About Your Instant Pot
Thinking of buying an Instant Pot? Before you make your purchase, get familiar with these important facts about the multi-purpose cooker.
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The One Food You Aren't Grilling - But Should Be
Weber Grill Master Dustin Green reveals that there's one specific type of food that's often overlooked when it comes to deserving a place on the grill.
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Why You Might Want To Choose Romaine Lettuce Over Iceberg Lettuce
With so many varieties, it can be difficult to choose which lettuce to eat. Here's why you might want to choose romaine lettuce over iceberg lettuce.
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Here's The Right Way To Cut Down Recipes
You might not always need three dozen cookies, so how do you cut a recipe down and still get great results. Read on for your recipe scaling do's and don'ts.
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What You Need For A Tea Party
If you have everything prepped ahead of time, you'll be prepared to sit back and enjoy the afternoon. Here's what you need for your next tea party.
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We Tried Volley Tequila Seltzers, And This Is How It Went
Volley is shaking up the spiked seltzer space by using tequila and real fruit juice. We tried it to find out how it compares to White Claw and other brands.
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Are Ceramic Coffee Filters Really More Eco-Friendly Than Paper Ones?
Ceramic coffee filter manufacturers claim that their products are more eco-friendly because they can be reused, unlike paper filters. Do these claims hold up?
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Unusual Canned Foods You Need To Try At Least Once In Your Life
If you're in the mood for an adventurous snack, this list of unusual canned foods will have you covered. The selection includes tame and quirky options for all.
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Why You Might Start Seeing More Moringa In 2022
Moringa powder has been used by cultures across the world in recipes and folk medicine, and may become a popular ingredient in U.S. restaurants in 2022.
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TikTok Is Loving This McDonald's Apple Pie Hack
Both the hot apple pie and McFlurry are iconic McDonald's desserts. One TikTok user was brave enough to combine them in an ingenious way.
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You've Been Reheating Dumplings Wrong Your Whole Life
Here is everything you need to know about reheating and cooking Asian dumplings so that you get them right every time you are ready to chow down.
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Why You Should Never Use A Liquid Measuring Cup For Dry Ingredients
If you've ever had a recipe turn out not-quite-right, it might be because you're mixing up the measuring cups for dry versus liquid ingredients.
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This One Move Is Ruining Your Kitchen Knives
To cut down on mistakes in the kitchen, make sure to protect your knives. Here's one common move to avoid if you want to keep your blades razor sharp.
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Strawberry Daiquiri Mixes, Ranked Worst To Best
We took a deep dive and rounded up strawberry daiquiri mixes worst to best to help you decide which strawberry daiquiri mixes to sip and which to skip.
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Why Homemade Smoothies Are Generally Better Than Pre-Made Ones
Adding smoothies to your daily diet is a sound idea. But nutritionists say that you should avoid pre-made smoothies and make them at home instead.
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Why You Should Start Adding Brown Butter To Your Scrambled Eggs
There is another ingredient you might want to consider adding to your scrambled eggs: brown butter. But how exactly does it improve your scrambled eggs?
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16 Jarred Pestos, Ranked Worst To Best
If you love pasta, you'll want to read our list of the best and worst jarred pesto options around. For a simple weeknight dinner, pick our favorite brands.
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Here's What Separates Japanese And Western Knives
One of the first things you'll need to decide when starting the process of buying a new knife: Japanese-style or Western-style? There are a few key differences.
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You've Been Storing Limes And Lemons Wrong Your Entire Life
While some people debate the proper way to store lemons and limes, you'll be glad to learn how this simple hack will keep the fruit fresh and juicy for longer.
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Why You Might Not Want Clear Containers In Your Kitchen Pantry
Social media has made using clear containers to store the food in your kitchen pantry a trend, but there are several reasons you might want to avoid them.
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Consider Doing This Instead Of Throwing Out Your Leftover Wine
Have you found yourself in possession of some leftover wine? Consider turning those dregs into jam instead of tossing them down the drain.
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Why You Should Start Keeping Chili Bean Sauce In Your Pantry
One of the best ways to enhance your home cooking repertoire is chili bean sauce, the fermented Sichuan condiment that's become a favorite of chefs worldwide.
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You Might Be Overpaying For Your Wendy's Chicken Nuggets
If a 10-piece Wendy's nuggets is your go-to order, you're overpaying. Here's why it's actually, oddly better to go for a 4-pice and a 6-piece.
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This Is Ree Drummond's Secret To The Best Mozzarella Sticks
Homemade mozzarella sticks can be a burnt, blown-out mess. Thankfully, Ree Drummond has some secret tips to help you perfect the classic restaurant app at home.
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The Best Ways To Use Carrot Peelings
There's enough evidence to show that carrot peelings are far more useful inside your plate than in the bin. Here are some of the best ways to use them.
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Costco Shoppers Were Stunned By This Executive Rebate
Executive memberships offer shoppers 2% rebates, but this one Costco employee was stunned by how much money back a customer received at the cash register.
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