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In this Mashed exclusive, internet baking phenomenon Iain Ross (aka Thug Loaf) reveals the secrets behind his incredible bread loaf album covers.
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Deviled Ham Sandwiches Are Over A Century Old
The humble deviled ham sandwich is much older than you think. In fact, this savory spread has origins that predate the popular canned variety we know today. -
Despite Its Name, Assassin's Pasta Has Underwhelming Origins
Assassin's Pasta is a unique dish with devotees throughout Italy. Despite its name, none of the origin stories about it involve an actual crime. -
Why It's A Mistake To Salt Homemade French Fries Too Early
There's nothing like a perfectly crispy homemade french fry with just the right amount of salt, but adding salt too soon can wreak havoc on your fries' texture. -
What Are The Best Cheeses To Use For Nacho Sauce? We Asked An Expert
Nachos are a great snack (or meal) for any occasion, but consistency is key. We asked an expert about the best cheeses to use for this task, and he delivered. -
Kahlúa Liqueur Owes Its Success To One Seriously Impressive Woman
You probably know Kahlúa as the key ingredient in your favorite espresso martini, but one woman changed the company more than most people realize. -
How Many McDonald's Restaurants Are There In The World?
Practically everyone in the world knows about McDonald's, and many people have access to at least one. But how many are there around the world? -
Why 'Wine' Made From Soda Will Taste Like Regret
"Wine" made with soda is sweeping social media. However, this dubious drink is far from tasty, and using the wrong ingredients could have consequences. -
The OJ Simpson Fried Chicken Commercial You Forgot Existed
O.J. Simpson was most known for his infamous fall from grace. However, many may have forgotten his role as a pitchman for a popular West Coast chicken chain. -
Trader Joe's Is Recalling Basil Due To Salmonella. Here's What You Should Know
Popular grocery chain Trader Joe's is once again facing a recall. Several cases of Salmonella across several states have been linked to one of its products. -
Subway's Spring Menu Update Doesn't Actually Feature New Sandwiches
Subway is launching more items for its spring menu, but you won't spot any new sandwiches in the lineup; instead, get ready for the return of a beloved bread. -
How Often Do You Need To Replace Your Stanley Tumbler?
It seems everyone has their hands on a Stanley tumbler these days. But how long do these durable cups last? And will you ever need to buy a replacement? -
What's The Right Temperature For Hot Chocolate? We Asked An Expert
It may be in the name, but the right temperature for hot chocolate is a bit more complicated than just "hot." We asked an expert to weigh in. -
What's The Biggest Mistake People Make With Grilled Cheese? We Asked An Expert
A grilled cheese might seem like one of the easiest sandwiches to make, but everyone makes mistakes. We consulted an expert for some grilled cheese advice. -
The Wine That Pairs Best With BBQ Chicken Wings
A cold beer may seem like the best beverage pairing for BBQ chicken wings. However, the right wine can really bring out the flavor of this summertime favorite. -
Why Food Plays Such A Significant Role At The Masters Tournament
Believe it or not, food plays nearly as much of an important role in the Masters Tournament as the sport of golf itself. Let's take a look back through history. -
We Can Thank Pizza Hut For Online Ordering
These days, most of us probably order delivery online without a second thought, but back in 1994 - the year of PizzaNet's release - it was all brand-new. -
Is There Vegan Food On Chick-Fil-A's Menu?
If you're a plant-based foodie looking for a quick bite, you may be wondering if Chick-fil-A has any vegan options. It does - with a few caveats. -
How To Thin Out Store-Bought Frosting
Store-bought frosting is accessible, quick, and can easily be modified with simple adjustments. Too thick for your preferences? Here's how to thin it out. -
Sex And The City's Scout Is A Real-Life NYC Cocktail Bar
The real-life version of Scout, the bar featured in the HBO series "Sex and the City," is a major tourist hub in New York City's SoHo neighborhood. -
Do Love Is Blind Contestants Really Get A Say In Their Wedding Menu?
Affection might be without vision on the Netflix show "Love is Blind" but many details of the show's production are meticulously prepared and heavily staged. -
Were Canned Bugles Ever Really A Thing?
Believe it or not, the perennially popular snack food Bugles was once came in cans, and this unique packaging made a brief comeback, thanks to a Nascar legend. -
The Murky History Of Chicken Bog And How It (Likely) Got Its Name
Chicken bog is a South Carolina staple with a long Lowcountry history. But how did this iconic dish get its name? It's a bit murky, but here are the facts. -
Strawberry Roses Are Made Simple With The Help Of A Ramekin
Want to make your charcuterie board the star of the show? This simple hack for making strawberry roses is sure to delight at your next dinner party. -
Starbucks Is Making Lavender The Main Character With New Oatmilk Chill Drink
Starbucks is already well into spring, and it wants lavender to be the flavor of the season. Don't believe us? It's launching yet another lavender-themed drink. -
The Simple Way Rachael Ray Upgrades Salad Dressing
Without a doubt, Food Network personality Rachael Ray knows a thing or two about homemade salad dressings. Her simple upgrade is practical and flavorful. -
How Long Does Fresh-Squeezed Orange Juice Last In The Fridge?
Fresh is the important part of "fresh-squeezed" when it comes to orange juice. If you have extra, you want to do all you can to maintain that freshness.