12 Hottest Food Trends Of 2022
As we consider the hottest food trends of 2022, buckle up and get ready to see the future as it will play out at the grocery store and in your kitchen.
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Read This Before Cooking With Hoja Santa
Hoja santa is an herb common in Mexican cooking, that has an unusual taste, but it must be used in moderation because too much can be harmful.
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The Best Tongs Of 2022
A good set of tongs is indispensable in the kitchen. No matter what kind of tongs you need, we've hunted down a high-quality pair that should do the trick.
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Gordon Ramsay's Top Tip For Cooking For A Crowd
If you have a large group of people coming over for a special dinner party, you may want to know celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay's tactic for the situation.
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Everything You Should Know About Ribeye Steak
While you've probably eaten a ribeye steak, do you know what makes it different from other cuts of steak? Here's what to keep in mind.
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Dolly Parton's Trick To Get The Most Flavor Out Of Potato Casserole
If you're making a potato casserole and want it to be as flavorful as possible, you may want to use country music star Dolly Parton's trick.
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Ree Drummond's 'Everything' Chicken Is A Wink To Trader Joe's
The Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond has a recipe that seasons chicken cutlets with a popular product from Trader Joe's that you may be familiar with.
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The Realistic Lettuce Alternative During Price Hikes And Shortages
Lettuce is super expensive right now — here's what to buy instead.
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The Reason Gordon Ramsay Loves Serving Polenta At Dinner Parties
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay likes to make polenta and serve it to guests at his dinner parties but you may be surprised by the convenient reason.
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TikTok Is Having A Party Over Oreo Top Ramen
A TikToker shared a video of an Oreo Top Ramen that has other users on the app chiming in with their excited comments. Here's what you should know.
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8 Foods That Are Bad Luck To Eat On New Year's
When you are ready to pop open the Champagne, be sure to check out this list of superstitious, bad-omen foods so you may avoid them at all costs.
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Reddit Is Comparing Aldi's Chocolate Bars To Kinder
In a recent Reddit thread, one shopper revealed that a certain type of Aldi chocolate bar tastes almost exactly the same as Kinder in terms of flavor.
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Bubble Tea Isn't As Old As You Think
Bubble tea is a competitive business, and the drink's popularity has led to controversy around who exactly invented bubble tea — and when exactly it happened.
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Would You Eat An In-N-Out Burger Pizza?
While a simple cheese or pepperoni pizza can be a thing of beauty, there are those who gild the lily to the point where it starts getting ridiculous.
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The Food That Can Have Up To 60 Bug Bits Per 100 Grams
If you find an insect in your food, you'd probably have a fit, right? But did you know that it's actually legal for certain foods to be sold with bug pieces?
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The Sad 2022 Death Of British Chef Joyce Molyneux
Celebrated British chef Joyce Molyneux passed earlier this year.
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The Accidental Origins Of Marmite
Love it or hate it, Marmite has a long history and was actually invented by accident. Here's the origin story behind the unique flavor of Marmite.
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Reddit's Stomach Is Scrambling Over An Uncooked Wendy's Burger
While Wendy's states that its burgers are "fresh never frozen," one Redditor claimed to have received an uncooked burger that was a little too fresh.
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All The Regal Snacks At Harry And Meghan's Wedding Reception
Meghan Markle's no Marie Antoinette, so she and Prince Harry's wedding guests weren't expected to sustain themselves on cake alone.
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Homes Near Whole Foods Cost Over $890,000 On Average
Real estate near Whole Foods stores was found to be more expensive than homes near other grocers, according to a recent report.
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TikTok Is In Stitches Over A 'Blood Board'
You've probably heard about a trend that took the foodie community by storm: butter boards. Now, there's a new type of butter board called a "blood board."
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Gucci's Michelin-Star Chef Once Created A Record-Breaking $150 Panettone
Gucci is for folks who have boatloads of cash to burn. So it's fitting that the brand had a hand in making an expensive panettone.
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7-Eleven Was Once The Go-To Spot For Neighborhood Nightlife In Indonesia
Here's how Indonesian 7-Elevens became a nightlife hot spot in the country.
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The Disturbing Experiments Of Sweden's 18th Century Coffee Ban
It's hard to believe that something like coffee was ever banned in some places. In fact, Sweden's 18th century coffee ban saw some disturbing experiments.
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The Unexpectedly Futuristic Way To Get Warm Cookies
A St. Louis bakery called Alibi Cookies found a way to serve warm and ready cookies all the time and you may be surprised by what it entails.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Cheetos Duster
Looking at the name, you could probably think of several possibilities for a product named the "Cheetos duster." Here's what it actually is and how to get one.
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The Common Cookie Recipe Duff Goldman Struggles With Most
We can't all be experts in the kitchen, and even the best of chefs know that all too well. Here's the common cookie recipe Duff Goldman struggles with most.
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