How Michael Symon Helped Revive The Cleveland Food Scene
You may know him as an Iron Chef and cookbook author. But before the fame, Michael Symon used his culinary skills to help revive his hometown of Cleveland.
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Here's What To Expect From The Pioneer Woman Knife Set
The Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond has a knife set available that might meet your kitchen needs. Here are all the details you need to know about it.
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How Bananas Foster Really Got Its Name
Fans of the dessert dish bananas Foster might wonder how the delicacy got its name, and the story behind the dish may not be what you expect.
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The Food People Are More Likely To Eat During A Recession
Here's how people's eating habits change during a recession.
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Scientists Figured Out The Perfect Amount Of Time To Dunk An Oreo
Scientists, they're just like us! And those at Utah State University wanted to solve this conundrum: What is the perfect amount of time to dunk an Oreo in milk?
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The Spring Salad Nigella Lawson 'Can't Stop Eating'
Celebrity chef and cookbook author Nigella Lawson shared a salad that is perfect for spring and her fans thought it looked absolutely delicious.
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Why Dwight Schrute's Beet Obsession Actually Makes Sense
Dwight Schrute from "The Office" loves beets. The scientifically-proven benefits of the vegetable that support Dwight's obsession might surprise you.
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This Is The Biggest Mistake On Chopped, According To Geoffrey Zakarian
"Chopped" has been keeping foodies entertained for years, but this also means the series' judges have had to taste some bland food over the years.
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The Unusual Festival That Replaces Skis With Watermelons
Watermelon lovers need to know about this unusual event.
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The Easiest Way To Peel Hard-Boiled Eggs, According To Science
If you love hard-boiled eggs but hate peeling them, you need this tip.
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What It Means When Your Subway Sandwich Has A Wing Effect
Subway is known for its customizable subs, boasting an abundance of choices. One of the secret choices is called the wing effect which some are confused about.
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Reddit Is Obsessed With This Oddly Satisfying Croissant
The internet can be a great source of inspiration. And envy. Such was the case when someone posted a photo on Reddit of a beautiful croissant.
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The Untold Truth Of Cowboy Coffee
Cowboy coffee is a popular choice with backpackers, campers, and those looking to enjoy a good cup of coffee without expensive machines or gadgets.
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The Organic Food Company You Forgot King Charles Owned
King Charles III's world philosophy and interest in organic farming led him on a voyage into food company ownership.
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Why The Creator Of Fritos Didn't Eat His Own Product
Fritos founder Charles Elmer Doolin never stopped experimenting. He also never seemed to eat Fritos or bring them home. Why?
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New Study Could Mean Chocolate With Same Taste But Less Fat
According to a new study, chocolate manufacturers might have figured out a way to make lower-fat chocolate that still tastes just as good.
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Here's What You Didn't Know About SweeTARTS
SweeTARTS candies have been around since 1963. While they originally came in only one form, they and the brand have evolved with the times.
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The Time Julia Child Pulled A Prop Gun On Jacques Pépin
One particularly playful episode of "Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home" unexpectedly involved a prop gun.
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Why Chefs Never Buy Pre-Made Rice
Instant rice is cooked, dehydrated, and sold in packs that you can essentially rehydrate at home. While this makes cooking rice very convenient, chefs hate it.
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The Most Karen Moment Ever Caught On Tape At An Arby's
The internet is full of "Karen" videos of customers expressing inconveniences with employees. Another infamous "Karen" moment took place recently at an Arby's.
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The Sourdough Bread Dough Rule You Should Never Break
Baking sourdough is tricky and undoubtedly a learned skill. With this one rule, you'll have a better understanding the next time you break out your starter.
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Is It Dangerous To Eat The Gills On Portobello Mushrooms?
Portobello mushrooms are loved by vegans and non-vegans alike, but whether you should remove their gills has always been up for debate. Here's what we know.
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How To Tell Beer Has Gone Bad
Turns out, beer doesn't last forever. If you have a pack full of beer and are unsure of the expiration date, here's how you can tell that it has gone bad.
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The Taste Of Canned Bread Might Surprise You
New Englanders have some cuisines that might be "wicked hahd" for the rest of the states to readily embrace. One of these is canned bread.
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The Weird Reason Sommeliers Avoid Artichokes
There's a difficult side to cooking and serving artichokes that you might not be aware of. It has an uncanny ability to affect the taste of wine.
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The Most Expensive Coffee Machine Costs Even More Than You Think
Some things you can't put a price on. Unfortunately, coffee is not one of those things.
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What Is Injera And What Does It Taste Like?
If you have ever visited a traditional Ethiopian restaurant, you have probably indulged in some injera, even if you didn't realize it.
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