How Much Oil You Should Be Using For Skillet Potatoes
If you think that frying potatoes can be done on a whim, you may encounter some problems. Like how much oil you should be using for skillet potatoes.
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One Dessert That You Can't Make In Your Instant Pot
While an Instant Pot is a versatile kitchen tool that has proven itself useful with a variety of dishes, there's one dessert that you can't make in it.
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The Best Electric Wine Bottle Openers To Buy In 2022
Are you ready to take the hassle out of opening wine bottles? It's time to check out our list of the best electric wine bottle openers to buy in 2022.
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The Best Meat Tenderizers In 2022
If you need a new meat tenderizer, or if you don't have one yet, use this list to help you make your purchase. You'll be well on your way to a tastier 2023.
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Hojicha: The Sweet And Smoky Tea For Low-Caffeine Mornings
If you're in search of an alternative to coffee or tea, with a little less pep behind it, hojicha is a sweet and smoky tea for low-caffeine mornings.
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The Traditional Icelandic Bread That's Baked With Hot Earth
Iceland is also a place of fiery earth that can be put to great use. As nature's oven, the ground can be used to bake atraditional bread.
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You Can Buy A Sauce Holder To Make Your Car-Eating Dreams Come True
The unique car accessory went viral in a TikTok video, where the user unboxes and puts the saucy savior to work, captioning it "best purchase ever."
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The Delectable Frosting That Starts With Flour And Milk
There's another kind of frosting that's great for decorating, but it isn't mentioned much. It goes by many names, but the most common is "Ermine Frosting."
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Who Is Richer: Guy Fieri Or Bobby Flay?
Guy Fieri and Bobby Flay certainly have their own success and skillset with impressive careers; still, one of them rakes in more money than the other.
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The Best Insulated Tumblers To Buy In 2022
Insulated tumblers make your life that much easier when you're on the go. Discover our top picks of the year by category.
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Here's The Difference Between Masa And Corn Flour
While both masa and corn flour are staples in Mexican cuisine, people can sometimes confuse them. Here is the difference between masa and corn flour.
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You're Probably Taking The Invention Of Baking Powder For Granted
If you're an avid baker who uses baking soda in recipes, you're probably taking the invention of baking powder for granted. But worry not! We'll explain why.
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Hollandaise Vs. Béarnaise: What's The Difference?
Hollandaise is one of five mother sauces used in cooking and is similar to Béarnaise sauce. Read on for the difference between hollandaise and Béarnaise sauce.
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TikTok's Mouth Is Watering Up Over How Warheads Are Made
You may recall the sour sweet, Warheads, as a child, but what else do you know about the candy? TikTok's mouth is watering up over how the treat is made.
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Every Cake Boss Controversy Explained
"Cake Boss" is a popular and beloved show. However, the show, as well as Buddy Valastro and his family members, have had their fair share of controversies.
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What Makes Spain's Cafe Bombon Unique
If you want to try an interesting coffee beverage, you may want to know more about the cafe bombon from Spain that combines espresso and another ingredient.
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The Crucial Difference Between 'Non Alcohol' And 'Alcohol Free' Labels
Non-alcoholic beers are not new, but their trend in popularity is. Though you'll want to pay close attention to the wording used on alcohol-free beers.
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Here's When Different Types Of Liquor Really Expire
If you have a few half-drunk bottles of liquor sitting in the back of your cabinet and you're wondering if they're still drinkable, we've got the answers.
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Here's Why Finding Maine Red Lobster Is Getting Difficult
Finding these sought-after crustaceans in grocery stores may become more difficult in the near future due to reports from two seafood organizations.
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Before Chocolate, Milton Hershey Took A Major Candy L
If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Before chocolate, Milton Hershey took a major candy "L" in the confectionary industry -- multiple times.
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Improving Your Batter Will Lead To The Fried Food Of Your Dreams
We're all looking for tips on being a better chefs. For those who adore fried foods, there's one way of improving your batter for the fried food of your dreams.
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Here's What Makes Vietnamese Jerky Unique
Those with a deep love for jerky may have tried Vietnamese jerky, but for those who don't know, this isn't just any beef jerky. Here's what makes it so unique.
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Are Fresh Egg Delivery Services Worth It?
Plenty of companies offer farm-to-door egg delivery. With the option to simply add eggs to your online cart, what exactly is keeping these companies relevant?
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This Whimsical 80's Girl Scout Cookie Paired Rice Krispies And Twix
Some Girl Scout cookie varieties have come and gone, like this type that combined the textures and flavors of Rice Krispies and Twix in the early '80s.
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What To Do If You Want To Make A Cortado Without An Espresso Machine
If you're craving a cortado but don't want to go out to the cafe and don't own an espresso machine, you can easily make one using instant coffee and milk.
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Yes, You Can Actually Eat Penguin Eggs
Penguin eggs are not very appealing, and they're illegal to consume in the Antarctic, but if circumstances dictated, could you eat them? We have the answer
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The 16th Century Origins Of Quiche Lorraine
Did the quiche start in France or was it Germany? Here's the 16th-century origins of Quiche Lorraine and where it started.
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