What You Need To Know Before Substituting Agave Nectar For Sugar
If you are swapping out the sugar in a recipe for agave nectar, you may want to know a few things about the sweetener and how to substitute properly.
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The Way Princess Anne Eats Bananas Is Quite Unusual
Many people love to know all about the Royals, including what they like to eat but you may be surprised by Princess Anne's preference for bananas.
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The One Ingredient That Makes TikTok's Copycat Snickers Bars Sweet And Sticky
A TikToker shared a copycat recipe to make your own Snickers candy bars at home and you may be surprised by the main ingredient it calls for.
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Why Coca-Cola Has Had So Many Different Slogans
Coca-Cola fans have probably noticed that the brand changes its advertising slogans fairly regularly. Here's a reason why the soda company has had so many.
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Is Aldi Open On Easter Sunday 2023?
Before you decide to leave your Easter Sunday shopping for the last minute, Aldi shoppers should be aware of its 2023 holiday schedule. Here's what to know.
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The Canadian Law That Forbids Juicy Medium Hamburgers
If you're trying to get a medium burger in Canada, then you're out of luck. It's actually against regulations in the country.
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Italian Wedding Soup Didn't Always Have Meatballs (And Wasn't Named For Wedding Ceremonies)
The Italian wedding soup you may or may not have eaten at a wedding has surprising origins - namely in that it was much different from the soup we know today.
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The Terra Cotta Pan Bobby Flay Swears By For Cooking Seafood
Have seafood on the menu? Elevate your cooking of shrimp, salmon, and more with this Bobby Flay-approved cookware.
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Surprise, Surprise: Carbonara's Origins Might Not Belong To Italy After All
Surprise, surprise: Carbonara's origins might not belong to Italy after all. Here's how the dish may have originated.
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The Youngest Winner In Competitive Eating History
You might imagine that eating contests would all feature grown-up competitors. Nearly 50 years ago, though, a top prize was taken home by a kid.
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The Origin Behind The Wheaties Slogan Breakfast Of Champions
Ever wondered how "Breakfast of Champions" became a part of our global lexicon? Here's how Wheaties developed the slogan.
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Hello Kitty's 99 Cent Store Wine And Sake Is Giving Elegance
Hello Kitty's 99 cent store wine and sake is giving elegance to fans who grew up loving the kawaii cat, but can now enjoy that fandom with a boozy edge.
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The Candy-Coated Frozen Grapes Trend TikTok Can't Stop Making
Count on TikTok to come up with a new -- or rather, trendy -- way to enjoy fruit. Take this candy-coated frozen grapes trend that users can't stop making.
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The Reason Why Sprite No Longer Has The Slogan Obey Your Thirst
You may recall the Sprite slogan "Obey Your Thirst" growing up, but it hasn't really been around lately. Here's the real reason why the brand no longer uses it.
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Josh Scherer's Daily Food Ritual Is Wrecking Us
Mythical Kitchen host Josh Scherer posted a TikTok video featuring his daily food ritual -- and it has absolutely wrecked us. You need to see this one.
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The One Dried Pasta Rule Giada De Laurentiis Lives By
Giada De Laurentiis lives by one rule for her dried pasta, which is a testament to her high standards as a professional chef and her Italian heritage.
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One Small French Town Is Preparing For Its Annual 15,000 Egg Omelet
A small town in France is preparing to create its annual 15,000 egg omelet for a longstanding Easter tradition, which has been ongoing for the last 50 years.
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You're Only 3 Ingredients Away From Eating Homemade Kale Chips
You're only three ingredients from chowing down on kale chips. Here's how you can make the snack in your own kitchen.
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Jennifer Lopez Is The Latest Celeb To Launch A Cocktail Brand
Lopez's libations give a nod to Italian spritzes: All three bottled creations are sparkling and have a relatively low alcohol content of approximately 11%.
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Why You Might Not Find One Of Easter's Most Popular Jelly Beans This Year
One of Easter's most popular jelly bean manufacturers, Just Born, won't be seen in baskets this year despite high demand. Here's what you need to know.
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Padma Lakshmi Proves The Twitter Algorithm Is In Love With Cabbage
Padma Lakshmi surprised fans on Twitter by randomly appearing back on their feeds with a tasty cabbage recipe, which proves the algorithm must love it, too.
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How McDonald's Became A Fast Food Giant In China
McDonald's has existed in China since the early 1990s -- and has substantial growth plans for 2023. Here's how it became a fast food giant overseas.
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The Origin Story Of Saffron Is Believed To Have Begun In Ancient Times
The origin story of saffron is believed to have begun in ancient times. Here's where saffron originally came from.
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Drinking Coffee From A Donut Has Instagram Seriously Divided
Pairing coffee with donuts is a classic. However, the concept of drinking coffee from a donut has Instagram users divided on whether this is genius or absurd.
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What The Label On Your Frozen Fish Really Means
Seafood found in the frozen aisle boasts different labels, each with a different meaning. Next time you buy frozen seafood, look for the "flash-frozen" label.
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The Scientific Reason Leftovers Taste So Good
As it turns out, there is indeed a real scientific explanation as to why leftovers have the power to bring us unexplainable amounts of joy.
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The McDonald's Radish Comment That's Causing A Hilarious Stir
If you've ever thought social media managers don't read your comments, think again. Here's why this McDonald's radish comment has caused a hilarious stir.
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