Don't Be Fooled, Glutinous Rice Is Actually Gluten Free
Having you ever wanted to try sticky rice but worried about if it had gluten? Don't be fooled, glutinous rice is actually gluten-free.
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The Cooking Spray You Should've Been Baking With All Along
If your baking creations always seem to be stuck on the pan after you pull them out of the oven, you may want to try this non-stick cooking spray.
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Don't Worry, High Level Chefs Delight In Capri Suns, Too
Capri Suns are back in a big way -- and if you still stab open silver pouches as an adult, you're not alone. Even high level chefs love this nostalgic beverage.
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The Tragic 2011 Death Of What's For Dinner's Ken Kostick
Ken Kostick was a staple in the culinary world thanks to his humor and charm, but he tragically passed away back in 2011.
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Adding Oil Too Quickly When Making Mayonnaise Is A Huge Mistake
When you're making your own mayonnaise at home you might be making one big mistake that's easy to avoid. Adding oil too quickly can destroy your mayo.
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A Rare Truffle Was Hidden For 10 Years In An Unlikely US City
A rare truffle was hidden for 10 years in an unlikely U.S. city. Here's everything you need to know about the rare delicacy.
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The Reason A Cast Iron Pan Is Ideal For Roasting A Chicken
The next time you cook roasted chicken for dinner, you may want to reach for your trusted cast iron pan because it's great for preparing that dish.
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Mayor Of Bacon City Is A Real Job — Here's How To Apply For It
If you can't get enough bacon in your daily life, have we got the job position for you. "Mayor of Bacon City" is a real job - here's how to apply for it.
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How Jim Beam Can Give Your Adult Sports Team A Total Upgrade
It isn't easy running an adult recreational league -- or team, for that matter. But Jim Beam is giving your adult sports team the chance at a total upgrade.
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The Hard Seltzer Brand That Is Now Exclusive To Professional Pickleball
Sports partnerships are a sure way for an alcohol company to drum up interest and one hard seltzer brand is now exclusive to professional pickleball.
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Wok Chefs Can Never Really Leave Behind Gas Stovetops
Electric stoves may be a better, safer, and even greener alternative to cooking with gas -- but wok chefs aren't ready to leave gas stoves behind. Here's why.
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Alex Guarnaschelli Has A Love-Hate Relationship With In-N-Out
Iron Chef Alex Guarnaschelli is one of In-N-Out's many famous fans -- but her love for the regional fast-food chain doesn't extend to all its menu items.
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How To Order A Taylor Swift Lavender Haze Drink From Starbucks
Luckily, the creators of the Taylor Swift Lavender Haze latte at Starbucks have shared the recipe for you to copy down (or screenshot, as the case may be).
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Honestly, What Type Of Steak Is A Denver Cut?
You may have heard of a Denver Cut steak as it has risen in popularity. Here's everything you need to know about the meat and how to cook it.
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Here's What Happened To Scratch And Grain After Shark Tank
Entrepreneurs Taya Geiger and Leah Tutin pitched their idea to the sharks on the show's sixth season, back in 2015. So where is Scratch and Grain today?
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What Happened To Fish Fixe After Shark Tank?
What happened to the Fish Fixe subscription seafood service after the company's appearance on Shark Tank?
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Here's What Happened To Caffeindicator After Shark Tank
Michael Schiavone's Caffeindicator did not find fame and fortune after its time in the "Shark Tank" spotlight. All that said, where is the Caffeindicator today?
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What Happened To Lulu Bang After Shark Tank?
What happened to Lulu Bang after the company's appearance on Shark Tank? It's a tale as old as time.
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Scrub Daddy: Everything We Know About The Shark Tank Product
The Scrub Daddy is the little sponge that could. Let's look at how a simple idea changed kitchen cleanup forever after its appearance on "Shark Tank."
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Julia Child Used Almost 800 Pounds Of Butter In One Of Her TV Shows Alone
Julia Child had an undisputed mastery of French cuisine -- and a longtime love affair with butter. In fact, one of her shows used nearly 800 pounds of it!
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No, Ashton Kutcher Is Not The First Person To Add Orange Juice To Coffee
Ashton Kutcher's taste for a splash of orange juice in coffee may seem unique, but he's nowhere near the first to enjoy this surprisingly delicious combo.
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Lent 2023: The Best Food Freebies And Deals
When Lent rolls around, well-known restaurants and fast food chains typically offer specials for those looking to increase their seasonal seafood consumption,
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What Happened To Granola Gourmet After Shark Tank?
Everyone loves granola but for some medical conditions, there may be too much sugar in store-bought brands. Here's where Gourmet Granola is after "Shark Tank."
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The Pasta Sauce Faux-Pas You Will Never See In Italy
Italian food is very different in its native country. Here's the pasta sauce faux-pas you will never see in Italy.
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14 Foods To Eat On St. Patrick's Day If You Don't Fancy Corned Beef
With St. Patrick's Day fast approaching, you're probably thinking about how to commemorate the holiday. These comforting and homey Irish favorites can't fail.
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The Safety Precaution You Should Always Take With White Pepper
Stock up on white pepper if you want a change from the more traditionally-used black pepper, but take caution when using it. This spice can be dangerous.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Frying In Parchment Paper
Parchment paper can be used in many ways, from baking to lining pans for easier clean up -- but you should never, ever fry food in it. Here's why.
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