Weird Rules Costco Food Court Employees Have To Follow
Costco's food court is a great stop for hungry shoppers, but employees have to deal with specific regulations. Discover the weird rules they have to follow.
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The Cuts Of Meat Used For Steak Pizzaiola
Everyone has beef when steak pizzaiola is involved. It's not the kind of beef that entails strife and cutting remarks, but there are cuts to consider.
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How To Know When Your Pancake Batter Is Undermixed
Most chefs will advise you to leave your pancake batter lumpy, but exactly how lumpy should it be? How can you tell if the batter is undermixed?
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Why Tapioca Pudding Fell Out Of Popularity
Tapioca pudding used to be a popular dessert, but with changing tastes and supply chain issues, this kitchen staple is now becoming a relic of the past.
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The Key To Homemade Pizza Sauce Lies In The Seasoning
Mashed recipe developer Kristen Carli has identified the secret formula for the perfect pizza sauce, and it's all about the flavors. Italian seasoning is key.
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Are Fuji Apples Actually From The Town Of Fujisaki?
If you're shopping for apples, it's hard to go wrong with a bag of Fujis. Just how long has this tasty, versatile fruit been around, and where did it originate?
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Mascarpone Is The Secret Ingredient For Luxurious Hot Chocolate
There are a couple ways you can upgrade your hot chocolate with the help of mascarpone; simply stirring it into your cup is the easiest route you could take.
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Cheese (Of Course) Is The Biggest Taco Topping Trend Of 2023
In honor of National Taco Day October 4, Yelp has shared a list of the Top 100 Taco Spots of 2023. The trendiest taco topping of the year is a classic: cheese.
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What Happened To Off The Cob Chips After Shark Tank?
You may have heard of Off the Cob Chips on "Shark Tank," but how has the tortilla chip snack brand fared since its appearance on the television show?
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The Long, Mysterious History Of Roasted Eggs
You may have encountered a roasted egg at a Passover Seder, but the origins of those delicious roasted eggs is anything but clear-cut. Dig into the ash with us.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Baking With Frozen Fruit
Frozen fruit is a convenient way to get your fix year-round, but it's easy to make mistakes when baking with the ingredient. Find out what you're getting wrong.
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The Difference Between Chutney And Sauce
While there are many similarities between the two, there are a few differences that distinguish a sauce from a chutney. Here's what you need to know.
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Bizarre Cereal Mascots You Probably Forgot About
Many cereals are remembered best for their iconic (and sometimes discomforting) mascots. Here are 12 notable cereal reps that have come and gone.
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TikTok Realizes You Can Buy Pizza Ingredients At Trader Joe's And Calls It A Trend
A viral trend calls for people to purchase a number of items from Trader Joe's used to make pizza at home, and then use those items to make a pizza at home.
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Yelp Reviews For Kitchen Nightmares' Bel Aire Diner Are Keeping It Real
On "Kitchen Nightmares," chef Gordon Ramsay tried to help the Bel Aire Diner. Customers have since left honest Yelp reviews, which aren't exactly positive.
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Dill Pickles Are The Secret Ingredient In Shake Shack's Sauce
Pickles. They're an integral part of the hamburger experience for many. Shake Shack takes the next step by incorporating the divisive ingredient into its sauce.
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All The Candy You Should Try At Five Below
Five Below sells an impressive array of candy, but not all of the products are worth a shot. Discover the candy you have to buy on your next shopping trip.
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The Roman Origins Of Steak Diane
A hallmark of fine dining, Steak Diane has a rich and somewhat muddled history. Named for the Roman goddess of the hunt, this classic dish is no myth!
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Seeing How Peanut Butter Is Made Is Oh-So-Satisfying
For some viewers, the rhythmic pace and aesthetic appeal of peanut-butter-making makes it immensely soothing -- possibly better than images of baby animals.
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What The Corn Industry Doesn't Want You To Know
Corn might be a perfectly wholesome vegetable in and of itself, but the business that produces and distributes is across the world can be downright nefarious.
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Crave-Hot-Dogs-&-BBQ: 12 Facts About The Unique Hot Dog Chain
Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ has seen rapid expansion since its recent debut. Find out what sets this fast casual chain apart and why you should make a point to visit.
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How To Prepare A Whole Pumpkin For Your Recipes
Looking to skip the canned pumpkin and use fresh squash instead? We walk you through the steps of preparing your pumpkin to roast or turn it into purée.
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Here's The Difference Between Ouzo And Sambuca
While both liqueurs are made with anise, ouzo is from Greece while sambuca is from Italy. However, the origins aren't the only things that differ.
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The Most Colossal Food Challenges On Man V Food
Adam Richman and Casey Webb faced down some mighty mounds of food as hosts of "Man v. Food." Join us as we remember some of their more colossal challenges.
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Canada's Ketchup Cake Is A Juicy Red Velvet Lookalike
In the U.S. when you might assume a crimson cake with white icing is of the red velvet variety. In Canada, a cake with those colors may contain ketchup.
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How All-Purpose Flour Leads To A Denser Bread Loaf
The reason bread made with all-purpose flour is dense is because of the amount of protein in all-purpose flour versus the amount in bread flour.
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Deep-Fried Pizza Is Like Being At The State Fair (But Better)
Pizza is already a swoon-worthy dish on its own. But when pizza is deep-fried, something magical happens -- and it's as simple as it is incredibly delicious.
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