The Real Reason Americans Have Stopped Drinking Orange Juice
What's behind the great orange juice downfall? Here's everything you need to know about the real reason Americans have stopped drinking orange juice.
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How Spanish Cuisine Influenced The Creation Of Jambalaya
Cajun and Creole cuisines are the heart and soul of Louisiana cooking, but guess what Spanish cuisine influenced the creation of jambalaya.
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The brewery mecca in the US is infinite, as more beer drinkers are dipping their "curious" toes into craft brews that challenge the watered-down Coors Light.
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Scary Foods People Actually Want To Eat
If you're willing to step outside your comfort zone, you'll open yourself up to a whole new world of questionable eats you probably didn't know existed.
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12 Things You've Got Wrong About French Cheese
From the best wines for French cheeses and when to eat a baguette to arranging your cheese board, here's experts on common mistakes made with French cheese.
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Facts You Didn't Know About Florida's Natural Orange Juice
Florida's Natural has been around for over 85 years. Here are facts you didn't know about Florida's Natural orange juice, from its beginnings in World War II.
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Alex Guarnaschelli Weighed In On This Chopped Fan Theory
Alex Guarnaschelli weighed in on this Chopped fan theory, which suggested that contestants only used the ice cream machine because it got them a higher score.
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Curly Vs. Flat-Leaf Parsley: What's The Difference?
It's not uncommon to see curly and flat-leaf parsley on the side of your plate as a garnish, but these two herbs have distinct flavor profiles and uses.
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The Truth About Subway's Signature Smell
What exactly is the signature Subway scent we have all smelled outside the sub chain? This is the truth about Subway's iconic smell.
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A Ridiculous Amount Of Butter Was Used During The Pioneer Woman's First Season
The Pioneer Woman, aka Ree Drummond, used this ridiculous amount of butter during the first season of her television show, "The Pioneer Woman."
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The Worst Brand Of Mustard, According To Almost 21% Of People
In a survey of 593 Americans conducted by Mashed, almost 21% of respondents said that one popular brand was their least favorite mustard.
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Read This Before Starting The Vegetarian Diet
Starting a vegetarian diet can be a great way to boost your health and get in more greens. This is what you should know before starting a vegetarian diet.
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The Untold Truth Of Honey Smacks
Cereal is a classic breakfast food. Honey Smacks is a puffed wheat cereal with a sweet honey flavor and is one of the most well-known cereals in the U.S.
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What Is Berbere And How To Use It?
Berbere is a dark red-colored powder that's made of a mix of toasted and ground spices that pack quite a bit of heat, and it features in Ethiopian cuisine.
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This Is Alex Guarnaschelli's Favorite Cookbook
Chopped judge Alex Guarnaschelli takes a lot of inspiration from cookbooks. This is Alex Guarnaschelli's favorite cookbook of all time.
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The Science Behind Liquid's Vital Role In Delicious Baked Goods
Is your bake goods not turning out how you want them? Here's the science behind liquid's vital role in delicious baked goods
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Why You Should Avoid Adding Regular Sugar To Iced Coffee
Many of us love to sweeten our coffee to jazz up the taste, but there's one main reason why you should avoid adding regular sugar to iced coffee.
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The Best Japanese Knives Of 2022
With so many different types of Japanese knives on the market, it can be hard to decide what to buy. See our choices for the best Japanese knives of 2022.
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Halloween 2021: Where To Find The Best Food Freebies And Deals
From free delivery and BOGO offers, to ooey-gooey desserts and scary-but-sweet confections, here's where to get the Halloween treat you deserve for 2021.
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What It's Really Like For Wolfgang Puck To Cater The Oscars
You probably know chef Wolfgang Puck from his illustrious career, but if you're lucky enough, you may also know the him as the caterer of the Academy Awards.
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What You Need To Know About Martha Stewart's Meal Delivery Service
Martha Stewart's collaboration with meal-delivery company Marley Spoon has led to snazzy meal kits that are easy to prepare and delivered straight to your door.
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The Real Difference Between A Paloma And A Margarita
Both margaritas and palomas contain tequila mixed with lime and salt, which can create the perfect drink to pair with Mexican cuisine or enjoy in the sunshine.
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Burger King Chicken Nuggets: What To Know Before Ordering
Despite the criticisms, chicken nuggets remain a fast-food staple with many restaurants continuing to back them, including industry titans like Burger King.
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What To Do If You Ever Hear A 'Code Brown' At Walmart
Every so often there is an employee interrupting the music at Walmart to make an announcement. But what do they mean? "Code brown" is one you should know.
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The Untold Truth Of Mike Solomonov From Where Chefs Eat
From his multiple James Beard awards to his appearance on Where Chefs Eat, Zahav chef Mike Solomonov is one of the biggest names in the culinary world.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Tofu Everyday
In order to understand the pros and cons of eating tofu, we asked three experts what would happen to your body if you were to eat tofu every day.
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This Is The World's Largest Matzo Ball
You won't believe how much the massive creation weighed.
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